Highlights

  • Hipages lifted FY26 Revenue 9% to AUD 90.6 million and EBITDA 17% to AUD 22.9 million.
  • Hipages also increased free Cash Flow 66% to AUD 9.4 million and reported AUD 95.6 million annual recurring revenue.
  • Rent.com.au disclosed its first quarterly revenue result above AUD 1 million in the December 2025 quarter.
  • Airtasker operates a services marketplace, connecting customers and taskers through its digital platform and published FY26 results.

Digital platforms are broadening from one-off introductions into larger service relationships. Airtasker Limited (ASX:ART) connects customers with people completing tasks, Hipages Group Holdings Limited (ASX:HPG) serves trades and households, and Rent.com.au Limited (ASX:RNT) focuses on renters and rental-related products. On 6 November 2026, Airtasker traded at AUD 0.185, down 1.33%; Hipages at AUD 0.76, down 0.65%; and Rent.com.au at AUD 0.047, up 6.82%. Their differing share movements sit alongside equally different approaches to recurring customer engagement.

Hipages Turns Subscriptions Into Cash Flow

Hipages reported FY26 revenue of AUD 90.6 million, up 9%, with EBITDA of AUD 22.9 million, up 17%. Free cash flow increased 66% to AUD 9.4 million. Annual Recurring Revenue reached AUD 95.6 million, with recurring revenue accounting for 98% of group revenue, according to company materials.

The Business also reported 60,400 serviced businesses, up 10%, and subscription annualised revenue per user of AUD 2,475, up 9%. Its Acquisition of a majority interest in VIZ Insurance extended its services toward adjacent insurance products. The company continues developing AI-enabled Job management and quoting tools.

Rent.com.au Builds Products Around a Move

Rent.com.au announced in January that revenue exceeded AUD 1 million in the December 2025 quarter for the first time, up 34% from the corresponding prior-year period. Recurring sources, including RentBond and RentPay, accounted for 67% of quarterly revenue.

Its products address parts of the renting journey, including bond-related services and payment arrangements. The company indicated at that point that it was targeting cash-flow positivity by the end of 2026. That was a management target, not a declaration that the goal had been achieved.

Airtasker Serves a Different Kind of Marketplace

Airtasker operates a platform for customers seeking practical services from taskers. Its FY26 results were published through the company’s investor releases. Unlike Hipages’ subscription-led tools or Rent.com.au’s renter products, Airtasker’s core platform proposition centres on matching tasks and service providers.

Growth initiatives and expansion must be measured against the company’s actual reported marketplace and financial results. The three businesses may all be described as online platforms, but their monetisation methods and customer relationships are not the same.

More Services Create Different Questions

Hipages is extending into job management and adjacent services; Rent.com.au is developing revenue associated with the rental journey; and Airtasker remains focused on its service marketplace. These priorities create distinct benchmarks for future disclosures.

Shareholders can track whether product Investment translates into engagement, revenue quality and cash generation without assuming that one company’s successful operating metric applies to another. The next results will establish how far the three have progressed.