Australian comparison service for insurance, energy and home loans
Compare the Market Australia runs a consumer comparison service for household bills, backed by a paid-media-heavy stack (SA360, DV360, Google Ads, Bing Ads) plus Optimizely and GA4. Its pain points cluster around marketing measurement: attribution accuracy, tracking gaps and duplicated measurement systems. Databricks, Spark and RAG in the stack, alongside projects on AI channel measurement and AI content workflows, point to a push to rebuild analytics and add AI.
Notable leadership hires: Delivery Lead
Compare the Market Australia is a privately held comparison service that launched in 2012 and is headquartered in Brisbane City, Queensland. It helps Australian consumers compare household bills such as insurance, energy and home loans. The company employs 201–500 people, with most of the team based at its Brisbane headquarters. Its platform is built on React, Node.js, Java, C# and Python running on AWS, with Salesforce for customer management and IBM Cognos and Planning Analytics for finance reporting. It operates against ISO/IEC 27001 security standards.
Its stack includes React, Node.js, Java, C#, Python, AWS, Databricks, Apache Spark, Salesforce and Azure DevOps, plus SA360, DV360, Google Ads, Optimizely and Google Analytics 4 for marketing.
Yes. Hiring is steady and split mainly between engineering and marketing, with data, sales and product roles too. Most openings are senior or lead level, and all are in Australia.
The company is headquartered in Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia. Most of its 201–500 employees work there.
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