Back the paradigm shift
We're raising venture capital and angel investment to take our platform into several industries, in several markets, at once.
Why now
- Consumers are searching for better offers at better prices, and switching faster than ever.
- Independent businesses want to compete with the multinationals, but they've never had shared technology to do it.
- A.I. now makes it possible to build that technology for small businesses at low cost. Our platform is built A.I.-first.
- Live auctions are booming. Whatnot, a US live-auction marketplace, was valued at about US$5 billion in January 2025S5 and US$20 billion by August 2026S6. We're bringing live auctions to business-to-business trade.
The market
Our three launch markets hold millions of retail businesses, most of them small.
The growth model
- One platform, many industries. Fashion first, then tyres, jewellery and gifts, with more to come.
- Three markets. Australia, the United States and Europe.
- Earn when customers trade. Low running costs, with subscription plans and fees on trades.
- Same go-to-market each time. Trade shows and sales agents in each industry.
The investor area
Approved investors get the inside story: the big idea, the data advantage and the A.I. behind it, followed by a private presentation.
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Talk to us
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Sources
- S1 156,169 retail trade businesses actively trading in Australia at 30 June 2025. Australian Bureau of Statistics, Counts of Australian Businesses, including Entries and Exits, July 2021 to June 2025. Source
- S2 1,040,277 retail trade establishments in the United States, 2022 Economic Census. US Census Bureau story, April 2025. Source
- S3 3,294,621 enterprises in retail trade (NACE G47) in the EU-27, 2024. Eurostat dataset sbs_ovw_act, "Enterprises by detailed NACE Rev. 2 activity", updated 30 Sep 2026. Source
- S4 99.8% of the 33.1 million enterprises in the EU business economy in 2023 were small and medium-sized. Eurostat, Structural business statistics overview. Source
- S5 Whatnot, a US live-auction marketplace, raised US$265 million (Series E) at a US$4.97 billion valuation; livestream GMV surpassed US$3 billion in 2024. Pulse 2.0, 8 January 2025. Source
- S6 Whatnot raised US$545 million (Series G) at a US$20 billion valuation; more than US$8 billion in live GMV in 2025. Value Added Resource, 12 August 2026 (updated 23 August 2026). Source