Online marketplace connecting homeowners with tradies, plus trade business SaaS
hipages Group runs a two-sided home-improvement marketplace with subscription software for tradies across Australia and New Zealand. Its stack pairs dbt, Databricks and Snowflake with a Kubernetes, Terraform, ArgoCD and Kafka on AWS EKS/MSK platform, alongside overlapping BI tools (Tableau, Power BI, MicroStrategy), which points to consolidation pressure. Hiring and project signals cluster on monetisation work: MRR growth, renewals, pricing and packaging, and upgrade flows.
hipages Group is a publicly listed company (ASX: HPG) headquartered in Sydney, founded in 2004. It operates a platform where homeowners post jobs and find tradespeople, and it sells digital tools that help tradies run their businesses. The company employs 201–500 people, with teams in Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines and Vietnam. Revenue comes from a subscription model sold to tradies, supported by sales, marketing, product, engineering and data functions.
hipages uses dbt, Databricks, Snowflake and Kafka for data, Kubernetes, Terraform and ArgoCD on AWS EKS and MSK for infrastructure, Salesforce and Braze for customer engagement, and Tableau, Power BI and MicroStrategy for BI.
Current initiatives include scaling its data architecture on dbt and Databricks, data contracts for schema consistency, a self-service analytics platform, a pricing and packaging initiative, and an AI-accelerated engineering transformation.
hipages Group is headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, with team members also in New Zealand, the Philippines and Vietnam. Current hiring is focused in Australia.
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