We build and improve two-sided marketplace platforms — connecting buyers and sellers, service providers and customers, supply and demand. Nine platforms across services, property, retail, logistics, staffing, and advertising. We know where these projects go wrong, and how to get them right.
Marketplace platform dashboard showing listings and order activity
On-demand service booking interface on a mobile device

Improve your existing platform

Two-sided growth stalled, trust and safety issues emerging, or a matching engine that doesn't scale? We extend and rebuild the parts that aren't working — without breaking the platform your supply and demand sides already depend on.

Build a marketplace from scratch

We design and build marketplace platforms from the ground up — two-sided architecture, trust infrastructure, transaction flows, and the matching logic that brings both sides together. We've done this across industries and at scale.

What we build

Marketplace platforms across industries.

Services marketplaces

Services marketplaces

Connecting consumers with service providers — trust infrastructure, discovery, payments, reviews, and dispute resolution built to work together. We've built this from scratch at startup stage and scaled it to millions of users.

Retail & product marketplaces

Retail & product marketplaces

Platforms connecting suppliers and buyers in retail — structured product data, discovery and matching tools, and the workflows that turn a supplier introduction into a purchase order.

Property marketplaces

Property marketplaces

Peer-to-peer property platforms for buying, selling, renting, and managing — with the trust, data accuracy, and transaction infrastructure that high-value property transactions demand.

Logistics & delivery marketplaces

Logistics & delivery marketplaces

Multi-carrier platforms connecting merchants and freight providers — carrier integrations, real-time tracking, and the merchant-facing tools that give visibility across every delivery.

Staffing & on-demand workforce

Staffing & on-demand workforce

Real-time platforms connecting businesses with available workers — job posting, matching, availability management, shift completion, and payments in one system.

Media & inventory marketplaces

Media & inventory marketplaces

Platforms for booking and managing time-based, location-specific inventory — managing availability, scheduling, pricing, and delivery across a network of physical or digital locations.

Built for everyone in the marketplace

Supply, demand, and the people who run the platform.

The challenge of marketplace software is that you're always building for at least three audiences simultaneously — and what's good for one isn't always good for another.

Marketplace platform screens, including a listings search view and a provider booking flow

The supply side

Providers, sellers, suppliers, and service professionals — the people whose quality determines whether demand stays. We build onboarding and profile management, job and listing tools, earnings and payout flows, and the performance data and reviews that keep providers active on the platform.

The demand side

Buyers, customers, and consumers — the people whose trust determines whether supply stays. We build discovery, search, and filtering, booking and order management, real-time tracking and status updates, and the reviews and dispute resolution that give buyers confidence to transact.

Platform operators

The team running the marketplace — the people who need visibility, control, and the tools to intervene when something goes wrong. We build admin dashboards and operational reporting, trust and safety tools, supply and demand analytics, and payment management and financial reconciliation.

The two-sided challenge

We've made the hard decisions across industries. We know where they lead.

Building a marketplace isn't like building a standard product. Two-sided data models, trust between strangers, transaction infrastructure, and growing supply and demand simultaneously — get the architecture wrong early and you'll spend years unpicking it. We've built across services, property, retail, logistics, advertising, and staffing. The questions we ask before the first line of code are the ones most teams ask too late.

Integrations

We've built the payment, communication, and real-time infrastructure that marketplace platforms depend on.

Payments & Transactions
  • Stripe · Zai · Airwallex
  • Split transactions, escrow, payouts, and reconciliation.
Communications & Real-time
  • Twilio · SendGrid · Ably · Firebase · Intercom
  • Notifications, messaging, live data, and user support.
Our work in marketplaces

Our Work

Decidr

Decidr

Engineering the backbone for agentic, AI-driven organisations

Industry

Marketplace

Jump Today

Jump Today

Revolutionising on-demand staffing for a flexible workforce

Industry

Marketplace, On-demand Service

RydoCase study

Rydo

A trusted, real-time rideshare alternative for Australian Taxis

Industry

On-demand Service

RANGEme

RANGEme

A Network of Savvy Buyers and Suppliers

Industry

Marketplace

Airtasker

Airtasker

Marketplace connecting people to complete everyday tasks and services

Industry

Marketplace, On-demand Service

FAQ

Common questions

Marketplace builds raise questions that don't come up in standard product projects. These are the ones we hear most at the start of every project.

Yes, and it should. Early-stage marketplaces need a different architecture than scaled ones — particularly around how you manually seed supply, how you handle matching before you have density, and what trust mechanisms you need at low volume vs. high volume. We design for the stage you're at while leaving room for where you're going.

Trust and safety is a design problem, not just a moderation problem. We build it into the platform architecture — identity verification, review systems, dispute resolution flows, and the admin tools that let your team intervene when needed. We'll design the trust layer based on what your specific transaction type requires.

Carefully. Marketplace payments have specific requirements — split transactions, escrow or delayed release, payout management, refunds, and dispute handling all need to be accounted for in the payment architecture. We've built this across multiple marketplace types and payment providers — and we know the edge cases.

We build the product foundation that makes growth possible — discovery, matching, onboarding, and retention tools for both sides. The growth strategy itself is yours, but we can advise on how the product architecture supports or hinders the approach you're taking.