Gold Coast: on the 2027 launch map.
MyGig does not currently operate on the Gold Coast or anywhere in Queensland. Queensland runs a labour hire licensing scheme, and until MyGig holds the required authorisation there we will not supply workers or take bookings in the state. Our Queensland launch is planned for 2027, with Brisbane and the Gold Coast first.
Today MyGig operates as the authorised Employer of Record in NSW, WA, TAS and NT. The Gold Coast’s hospitality, events, and retail casual economy is exactly the shape of work MyGig is built for - which is why it’s early on the Queensland map. Register interest below to be first in line.
Businesses: register interest
Launch-list businesses get first access to the Gold Coast worker pool when it opens. One email, no spam.
Workers: be first in line
Download the app and complete vetting once - you’ll be notified when shifts open in Gold Coast.
Gold Coast questions, answered plainly
Does MyGig operate on the Gold Coast?
Not yet. MyGig operates as the authorised Employer of Record in NSW, WA, TAS and NT, and does not currently supply workers in Queensland. The Queensland launch is planned for 2027, with Brisbane and the Gold Coast first.
I run a venue on the Gold Coast - what can I do now?
Register your interest below - launch-list businesses get first access when Queensland opens - and try the savings calculator to see what flat-15% casual staffing would change for your roster. If you also operate in NSW, WA, TAS or NT, you can use MyGig there today.
I’m a worker on the Gold Coast - can I sign up?
You can download the MyGig worker app and complete vetting now; shifts open when Queensland launches in 2027. Early sign-ups are notified first as local demand comes online.
Curious what MyGig costs where it already operates? Run the Savings Calculator or price a single shift with the Shift Cost Calculator - both are open to everyone.
Until Gold Coast opens: see it work.
MyGig runs today in NSW, WA, TAS and NT. See how it works, run your numbers, and be ready for launch day.