Find a helper another family already trusts.

Choose through recommendations—not from an agency shortlist.

  • No fee to browse or interview
  • Helpers never pay Helper Circle
Previous family Helper Your family recommends introduced to
“anyone know a good helper?” Lost in the chat Kept in one circle
How trust is built

Four ways a helper joins the circle.

Recommendations, employment histories and assessed experience — all in one place.

Every listed helper carries at least one of these signals.

Employer Recommended

A current or former employer recommends her, and Helper Circle confirms it with them.

Long-Term Employment

Several years with one family. Supported by employment records reviewed by Helper Circle.

Completed Contracts

A record of completed employment in Singapore, reviewed by Helper Circle before listing.

Helper Circle Assessed

Her work history and experience have been reviewed directly by Helper Circle before listing.

Meet helpers

Introduced one at a time.

Most profiles begin as a recommendation from a previous family. Others come from helpers with long employment histories, a record of completed employment in Singapore, or experience reviewed directly by Helper Circle.

Meet our circle
Real experiences

What families and helpers say.

From a family

If you want helpers with a good track record and appreciated by their previous employers, this is definitely a good platform.

NicoleHiring family
From a family

“We could all meet together, ask our questions and feel comfortable before deciding.”

SheilaReferring employer
From a family

“They made finding a new family for my helper a breeze.”

VeraReferring employer
From a helper

“Thank you for your help to find me a job. They appreciate my job.”

After joining a new family
From a helper

“I am very good… Yes, I’m very happy, Ma’am. Madam is very good.”

In her own words
From a helper

“I met a new friend who asked where I met my employer, and I proudly mentioned Helper Circle.”

Shared with permission
How it works

Four steps, one clear fee.

01

Browse helpers

See available profiles and why each helper is listed.

02

Request an introduction

We coordinate the first connection. You choose whom to meet.

03

Meet and decide

Speak with the helper directly, with no obligation.

Proceed only if both agree.

Paid by the hiring employer only, after both sides agree to proceed.

Our fee
S$699

One-time coordination fee

  • Helpers never pay Helper Circle
  • No salary deductions
  • No agency loans
  • No separate paperwork fee
What’s included
  • Helpers presented with stronger trust signals
  • Her information shared and verified
  • Interviews and references coordinated
  • Employment terms worked through together
  • Communication and transfer managed
  • MOM Work Permit paperwork, through to the hire

Other costs, paid directly to providers

  • MOM Work Permit feesS$35 application + S$35 issuance, paid to MOM
  • Insurance premiumpaid to your chosen insurer
  • Medical checkif required by MOM
  • Security bondS$5,000 for non-Malaysian helpers, usually arranged with your insurer

If she is coming from overseas

  • Immigration paperworkhandled and charged by the overseas agent
  • Overseas medical checkbefore she travels, paid to the overseas agent
  • Flight to Singaporepaid to the overseas agent or flight provider

These costs are set by external providers, not us. See FAQ →

FAQ

Questions employers ask.

Helper Circle is a direct hiring platform. You browse available helper profiles yourself, see why each helper is listed, and choose whom you want to meet.

We coordinate the introduction, help verify the information behind each profile, and support the employment paperwork if both sides decide to proceed.

You stay in control of the hiring decision throughout — we do not simply hand you a pre-selected shortlist.

The S$699 coordination fee covers the work behind your hire, from your first enquiry through to her Work Permit:

Finding and presenting helpers with stronger trust signals and more context than a biodata.
Sharing and verifying the information we have about her — her employment history, references and recommendations.
Coordinating interviews and references, including a conversation with a previous employer where available.
Helping both sides work through the employment terms.
Managing the communication and the transfer process.
Supporting the MOM Work Permit paperwork through to the hire.

There is no separate Helper Circle paperwork fee on top of the S$699. Browsing and interviewing are free, and the fee is payable by the hiring employer only once you and the helper have both decided to proceed. Helpers never pay Helper Circle — no placement fees, no salary deductions, no agency loans.

Every listed helper carries at least one clear trust signal:

Employer Recommended — a current or former employer recommends her, and Helper Circle confirms this with them.
Long-Term Employment — several years with one family, supported by employment records reviewed by Helper Circle.
Completed Contracts — a record of completed employment in Singapore, reviewed before listing.
Helper Circle Assessed — her work history and experience have been reviewed directly by Helper Circle before listing.

These signals come from different sources and are not meant to imply that every helper has been personally recommended by a previous employer.

Why Helper Circle

Good recommendations should stay visible.

“When we started looking for a helper for our own family, we realised many of the best recommendations disappeared within days. Helper Circle was created to keep those recommendations visible and help them reach families who are actively searching.”

— Kate, founder

A circle built from real recommendations

Know a good helper?

Refer someone you trust. We’ll handle the follow-up.

Quick referral 5–10 minutes We’ll handle the rest