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Airtasker Limited
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26 August 2026
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Airtasker Limited (ASX:ART)
FY26 Financial Results Presentation
Airtasker Limited (ASX:ART) is pleased to lodge the attached presentation being made by Chief
Executive Officer, Tim Fung and incoming Chief Financial Officer, Reena Minhas, at its FY26
Financial Results investor briefing as follows:
Date: Wednesday 26 August 2026
Time: 11.00am AEST
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About Airtasker
Airtasker Limited (ASX:ART) is Australia’s leading online marketplace for local services, connecting people and
businesses who need work done with people who want to work. With a mission to empower people to realise
the full value of their skills, Airtasker aims to have a positive impact on the future of work by creating truly
flexible opportunities to work and earn income in the rapidly changing AI era. In 2025, Airtasker entered the
world of Formula One through its partnership with the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One Team (VCARB).
Since launching in 2012, Airtasker has had over $1 billion in jobs and 5 million tasks completed globally on the
platform, and has put more than $839 million into the pockets of Australian Taskers (net of Airtasker’s fees).
This announcement was approved for release by the Board of Directors of Airtasker Limited.
FY26 FINANCIAL RESULTS
PRESENTATION
26 August 2026
Meet the Taskies: Chief
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Creating jobs isn’t a by-product
of the work that we do:
it’s our core purpose.
To empower people
to realise the full
value of their skills.
Our Mission Antonio G.
Berala, NSW
Antonio Guimaraes joined Airtasker in 2024 as
inflation began squeezing his household
budget. As demand for his painting work grew,
he scaled back his insurance role to pursue it
full-time and made $200,000 in a year.
Lily M.
Burleigh Waters, QLD
Mithen needed a lawnmower so started doing lawn
mowing on Airtasker to cover the outlay.
"I thought if I could do a couple of people’s lawns
locally, I'd have paid the lawnmower o in no time.
Within a few months, I was the top-rated
lawnmower on the Gold Coast, and also got myself
a new whipper snipper.”
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AI productivity gains stimulate greater economic activity
causing demand for real world, human labour to grow.
95%1
of Airtasker jobs require physical, real world skills:
● Cleaning
● Moving
● Furniture assembly
● Handyman
● Gardening
AI makes human skills and
physical jobs more valuable
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Plumbers will
win the AI race”
Jensen Huang CEO, NVIDIA
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1. Source: Company data for FY26. 4
1. GMV annual recurring revenue calculated as 12x GMV for Jun-26.
2. FY26 Airtasker marketplaces revenue growth on pcp, excluding the Oneflare marketplace.
3. FY26 Group revenue growth 9.9% on pcp.
4. FY26 international Airtasker marketplaces revenue growth on pcp, excluding the Airtasker Australia and Oneflare marketplaces.
5. Excludes $9.5m net proceeds from the capital raise, $10.8m outflow in selement of media partnership notes, $0.3m inflow from the maturity of term deposits and $0.2m foreign currency translation impact.
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FY26 Financial Highlights
$240m
Group GMV
(Gross Marketplace Volume)
up 14.9% on pcp
(FY25: +9.5%; FY24: -3.5%)
$40m+
International GMV ARR1
up 53% and 58% for UK and US,
respectively on pcp
15.5%
Airtasker
Revenue Growth2
Group revenue a record $57.8m3
$16.5m
Australia + Head Office
Cash Flow Generation5
up 8.6% on pcp
65.8%
International
Revenue Growth4
up 55% and 150% for UK and US,
respectively on pcp
10,000+
Members
(Paid Subscribers)
up from c. 1,000 members as at 3Q26
US Marketing Activity
FY26
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Airtasker drone show at the premier of
Michael at the Chinese Theatre, Los Angeles
Promotion at the G’Day from
NYC Event, New Jersey
Airtasker billboard in Times Square, New York
Airtasker features alongside the Knicks
Parade in the New York Times
Meet the Taskies
Ike
Ike is a low-key, quiet fixer with
a knack for the tricky stu. An
essential tool for every flat pack,
he’s got the perfect twist to build
furniture like there’s no tomorrow.
FINANCIAL
RESULTS
Section One
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Guidance Result
Airtasker Australia1
to deliver double digit revenue growth -
increasing contribution from topline GMV growth
+11.3%
Airtasker Australia1
revenue growth on pcp
+10.9%
Airtasker Australia1
GMV growth on pcp
Maximise Oneflare cash contribution
Migrated Oneflare business and operations to Airtasker Australia and retired
brand and technology platform while maximising Group cash contribution
Australian marketplaces cash flow generation to increase in FY26 $16.5m
cash generated in Australia2
(after covering global head oice costs) +8.6% on pcp
Airtasker UK and US markets accelerate growth trajectory
supported by $5m invested in a disciplined program of planned
marketing activity, which will result in underlying Group cash flow
of ~$5-$6m outflow3
+55.4%
UK revenue growth on pcp
$29.3m GMV ARR4
+149.8%
US revenue growth on pcp
$10.9m GMV ARR4
Strong balance sheet with over $27m in cash5
provides capital to
support UK and US marketing activity plus optionality to sele
Australian convertible notes issued to oOh!media and ARN
$12.4m in cash6
Repaid $10.8m in media partnership notes (with $0.3m discount).
Disciplined marketing investment of c.$5.0m in US and UK delivering strong growth.
$13.2m of prepaid media assets5
available to support ongoing growth.
FY26 guidance achieved
1. Excluding the Oneflare marketplace.
2. Excludes $9.5m net proceeds from the capital raise, $10.8m outflow in selement of media partnership notes,
$0.3m inflow from the maturity of term deposits and $0.2m foreign currency translation impact.
3. Excluding $9.5m net proceeds from the capital raise, $10.8m outflow in selement of media partnership notes and
$0.3m inflow from the maturity of term deposits.
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4. GMV annual recurring revenue calculated as 12x GMV for Jun-26
5. Cash and term deposits as at 31-Dec-25.
6. Cash and term deposits as at 30-Jun-26.
1. Excluding the Oneflare marketplace.
2. Airtasker marketplaces excluding the Airtasker Australia and Oneflare marketplaces.
Airtasker
Australia revenue1
Airtasker
international revenue2
$46.3m $5.8m
Airtasker
marketplaces revenue1
$52.0m
FY26 Group revenue $57.8m
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15.5%
on pcp
65.8%
on pcp
11.3%
on pcp
Australia: $212m GMV delivered, revenue up 11.3% on pcp
● Strong marketplace growth with stable monetisation: Record GMV of
$211.6m (+10.9% pcp) and revenue of $46.3m (+11.3% pcp) with the
monetisation2
rate stable at 21.9%.
● Introduced new recurring revenue stream: Launched Airtasker
membership program (recurring paid subscriptions) with 10,000+
subscribers acquired globally3
as at 30-Jun-26.
● Brand consolidation: Retired Oneflare brand and technology platform with
business and operations migrated to Airtasker Australia marketplace.
Launched Airtasker Pro Pass membership program (recurring paid
subscriptions) for professional tradespeople.
● Strategic media partnership secured: Secured partnership with Nine
Entertainment providing $5.0m in media capital to further support
successful marketing initiatives which have delivered a 20%4
increase in
unprompted brand awareness (brand salience) in FY26 compared to pcp.
● Balance-sheet management: Utilised cash on balance sheet to avoid
dilution by repaying oOh!media and ARN media notes for $10.8m cash,
earning a $300,000 discount (27% reduction in total interest cost).
Airtasker Australia1
GMV & Revenue
1. Excluding the Oneflare marketplace.
2. Monetisation rate represents Airtasker marketplaces revenue in a given financial period, expressed as a percentage of Airtasker marketplaces
gross marketplace volume in the same period.
3. 9,400 members in Australia and 700 in international marketplaces.
4. YouGov Brand Tracker, 4Q26 compared with 4Q25.
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$46.3m
FY26 revenue
UK: $29.3m GMV ARR, FY26 Revenue up 55% on pcp
$29.3m
GMV ARR
● Record GMV: GMV ARR1
up 53.1% on pcp to £15.4m ($29.3m).
● Marketplace growth momentum continues: FY26 GMV up 47.3% on pcp
to £11.0m ($21.6m) and revenue up 55.4% on pcp to £2.2m ($4.4m), with
monetisation rate improving by 1.0ppts on pcp to 20.4%.
● Introduced recurring revenue stream: Launched Airtasker membership
in May-26 with 500 paid subscribers acquired in the UK as at 30-Jun-26.
● Strategic investment to fund expansion: Secured follow-on investment
of $5.1m2
(£2.5m) from Channel 4 in Oct-25, bringing total investment to
£10.0m, to accelerate investment in brand marketing and continue UK
expansion.
Airtasker UK GMV & Revenue
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1. GMV annual recurring revenue calculated as 12x GMV for Jun-26.
2. Foreign currency translation rate applied corresponds to the rate prevailing at
the end of the month in which the transaction was completed.
UK media
partnerships
commenced
UK has reached 3-year
milestone of $25m GMV ARR
USA: $10.9m GMV ARR, FY26 Revenue up 150% on pcp
US media
partnerships
commenced
Airtasker USA GMV & Revenue (TTM)1
$10.9m
GMV ARR
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1. GMV annual recurring revenue calculated as 12x GMV for Jun-26.
2. Foreign currency translation rate applied corresponds to the rate prevailing at
the end of the month in which the transaction was completed.
● Record GMV: GMV ARR1
up 57.9% on pcp to US$7.7m ($10.9m).
● High-growth marketplace scaling: FY26 GMV up 140.6% on pcp to
US$4.3m ($6.3m) and revenue up 149.8% on pcp to US$0.9m ($1.3m),
with monetisation rate improving by 0.8ppts on pcp to 20.9%.
● Introduced recurring revenue stream: Launched Airtasker membership
in May-26 acquiring 200 paid subscribers in the US as at 30-Jun-26.
● Strategic investment to fund expansion: Secured follow-on
investment of $7.7m2
(US$5.0m) from iHeartMedia in Nov-25 to support
investment in growth activity and brand awareness.
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US ahead of progress
against 3-year
investment timeline
● US and UK contributed 10% of Group revenue in FY26.
● Cash generated in the Australian market defines investment envelope to
invest in international markets.
● Significant marketing investment deployed in 1Q/4Q aligned with northern
hemisphere spring/summer peak revenue season results in higher net cash
outflows in 1Q/4Q.
● Australia3
contributed 90% of Group revenue in FY26.
● Revenue peaks in southern hemisphere spring/summer season (2Q/3Q).
● Employee, tech and G&A costs relatively consistent across 4 quarters.
● This results in positive full year cash generation with lower cash inflows in
1Q/4Q and higher cash inflows in 2Q/3Q.
Revenue and Expense1,2
Net Cash Flow1,2
Australia
(Southern Hemisphere)
UK & US
(Northern Hemisphere)
Group
● Group net operating cash outflow $2.3m in FY26.
● Australia still represents the majority of Group revenue and is the main cash
generator for the Group peaking in 2Q/3Q.
● The US and UK represent the majority of overall expenses (principally
marketing) and create net cash outflows peaking in 1Q/4Q.
● Group cash flow is generally negative in 1Q/4Q and positive in 2Q/3Q.
Typical Cash Flow Seasonality
1. Illustrative only. Charts not to scale.
2. Quarters represent Group financial year quarters.
3. Including the Oneflare marketplace.
Notes
1Q
2Q 3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q 3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q 3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q 3Q
4Q
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q
1Q
2Q 3Q
4Q
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Revenue
Expenses
Cash flow
Expenses
Expenses
Revenue
Revenue
Cash flow
Cash flow
● Net operating cash outflow of $2.3m reflects planned $5.0m one-o
marketing investment in UK and US over 2H26 (contributing to FY26 GMV
uplift in the UK and US of 47.3% and 140.6%, respectively).
● Strong operating cash receipts of $64.1m, up 9.6% on pcp and in line with
Group revenue growth.
● Outstanding media partnership notes with oOh!media and ARN were
seled in Jun-26 with payment of $10.8m. Airtasker negotiated a
combined discount of $300,000 (representing a 27% reduction in total
interest cost).
● $12.4m in cash1
provides capital to support a disciplined program of
marketing investments in the UK and US in FY27.
$12.4m in cash and term deposits after repayment
of Australian media partnership notes
Operating cash flow
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1. Cash and term deposits as at 30-Jun-26.
Australia generated $16.5m cash
to invest in UK and US expansion
1. Represents ‘Global head oice expenditure’ as disclosed in note 4 of the FY26 financial statements, adjusted for material non-cash items.
2. Represents EBITDA for the Established Marketplaces Segment as disclosed in note 4 of the FY26 financial statements, adjusted for material non-cash items.
3. Represents EBITDA for the New Marketplaces Segment as disclosed in note 4 of the FY26 financial statements, adjusted for material non-cash items.
4. Represents statutory cash outflow of $6.4m adjusted for $9.5m net proceeds from the capital raise, $10.8m outflow in selement of media partnership notes, $0.3m inflow from the maturity of term deposits and $0.2m foreign currency translation impact.
5. Airtasker completed a capital raise of $10.0m which generated net proceeds of $9.5m after transaction costs of $0.5m.
FY26
($m)
FY25
($m)
variance
($m)
variance
(%)
Australian Marketplaces
Revenue 52.1 49.2 2.9 5.9%
Expenses 15.0 14.6 (0.4) (2.7%)
Australian market cash flow2
37.1 34.6 2.5 7.2%
Less: Global head oice expenditure1
20.6 19.4 (1.2) (6.2%)
Australian market cash flow
(after covering global head oice costs)
16.5 15.2 1.3 8.6%
UK and US cash investment3
21.7 14.0 (7.7) (55.0%)
Underlying Group cash (outflow) / inflow4
(5.2) 1.2 (6.4) NM
● Australian marketplaces generated positive $37.1m cash in FY26 (up
7.2% on pcp) after covering Australian sales and marketing,
customer service operations and all other direct operating costs.
● Australian cash generation after covering all global head oice
cash expenditure1
was positive $16.5m in FY26 (up 8.6% on pcp).
● Australian cash generation enables ongoing cash investment into
UK and US expansion.
● In FY26 Airtasker completed a $10.0m5
capital raise and invested
$5.0m of those funds in a disciplined program of targeted
marketing investments in the UK and US in 2H26 to accelerate
international marketplace growth.
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Silverstone Race Week
UK - Jul-26
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Airtasker in the F1 pit lane above the
team behind the dream
Our CEO team on the Career
Ladder
Airtasker x Racing Bulls swag shared in the
F1 paddock
Arvid Lindblad supported by Taskers at an Esses
event, London
Meet the Taskies
Mason
He zips around fixing things with a
contagious buzz, always ready to
power through whatever comes
his way.
GROWTH
STRATEGY
Section Two
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Invest in Airtasker brand and core platform
experience and maintain market leadership
Growth strategy
Deliver profitable growth
in Australia to generate cash
Leverage platform and invest in new markets
turbocharged by media partnerships
1
Core platform investment Profitable growth Scale in UK and US
2 3
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Address platform leakage and
improve purchase frequency
CORE PLATFORM INVESTMENT
Launched AI-powered digital “Business Cards” to sit on the Customer’s home screen
Revised Tasker rebooking interface (more than doubling responsiveness)
Revised fee pricing (1.9% Service Fee, $5 Connection Fee) to drive rebooking volume
Rebooking
Rapid, continuous improvement of the rebooking experience during FY26 delivered a
96.1%1
increase on pcp in rebooking volumes to over 33,000 bookings (annualised)
and GMV ARR2
of $8.0m:
1. Jun-26 versus Jun-25.
2. The GMV annualised run rate calculated as 12x rebooking GMV for Jun-26.
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AI-powered leakage reduction
During FY26 we also implemented an AI-powered content moderation system resulting
in a significant uplift in the detection and removal of scams and leakage, driving both
direct GMV uplift as well as improving marketplace and brand trust.
Rebooking Task Volume (annualised)
AI-enhanced Tasker Business Cards
now sit on the Customer’s home screen:
+96.1%
on pcp
Generate recurring revenue and
improve purchase frequency via
Airtasker Membership
CORE PLATFORM INVESTMENT
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$6.742
revenue recognised per month
(over 12 months)
$891
received upfront
2 3 4 5 6
1 8 9 10 11 12
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Cash flow and revenue recognition3
Renews
automatically
1. Including GST.
2. Excluding GST.
3. Airtasker Membership is a new product and we have no indication on take-up. If take-up is strong, this will bring forward cash inflows and potentially reduce later cash
inflows, with much stickier and higher quality revenue recognised over the period of the membership.
Membership
subscription base
Conversion from task
booking to subscription
+10,000
members
Jun-26
Airtasker’s membership program launched in Feb-26 with over 10,000
membership subscriptions acquired as at Jun-26. This subscription base
forms consistent recurring revenue whilst retaining the upside of
transaction volume-based revenue.
The oer:
● $891
annual upfront for unlimited tasks with no Connection Fee
● Renews automatically every 12 months
● Further membership benefits coming soon
Revenue recognition:
● $89 cash for membership payment received upfront
● $6.742
revenue recognised per month over 12 months
● Service Fees (paid by Taskers) still apply on all tasks
Leverage AI to enhance customer
experience and drive growth
CORE PLATFORM INVESTMENT
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● Agentic commerce now live: Launched Airtasker MCP, enabling
customers to book tasks end-to-end directly through any AI agent.
Plugin now listed on ChatGPT marketplace with more platforms to
follow. This will enable Airtasker to remain at the forefront of agentic
commerce!
● Traic from AI sources increases 214%: Continued to leverage
Airtasker’s unique dataset to drive traic through key AI discovery
platforms (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity) with AI-driven traic
increasing 214% on pcp. AI visitors sign up at 5.3x the marketplace
average.
● Productivity and velocity boost: Rollout of enterprise AI tools across
the organisation (eg. Gemini and Claude) continue to improve
productivity. Developer velocity has increased 3.0x on pcp1
delivering
tangible outcomes. e.g. Airtasker Membership launched in 5 weeks
from ideation to launch.
1. Based on pull requests measured between Jun-25 and Jun-26.
2. AI-referred traic, monthly, 3-month rolling, Smoothed. Indexed, Nov-24 to Jan-25 = 100.
AI-referred traic2
9.6x
traic growth
since Jan-25
Invest in brand salience to
re-accelerate Australian GMV
PROFITABLE GROWTH
Brand Salience
(Unprompted Awareness)
$5.48
Incremental GMV per $1.00
of marketing investment
+20%
on pcp
In FY26, Airtasker engaged leading marketing analytics firm Mutinex to
develop a hierarchical bayesian marketing mix model (MMM)1
: “A robust
statistical analysis using historical data paerns to understand the short
term incremental impact of paid-for marketing activities on business
outcomes.”
During FY26, we maintained a consistent investment in Airtasker’s brand
salience via media partnerships with oOh!media and ARN, delivering a 20%1
increase in unprompted brand awareness year-on-year.
Whilst Airtasker’s above-the-line media investment is primarily focused on
long term brand impact, it has also contributed directly to delivering GMV of
~$5.482
for every $1.00 invested in FY26 representing incremental direct
ROI of 1.22x within the reporting period.
1. YouGov Brand Tracker, 4Q26 compared to 4Q25.
2. Mutinex Growth OS MMM Aribution data, Jun-26.
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1.22x
Incremental direct ROI
Marketing Mix Model Metrics
Powered by:
NEW! Media Partnerships with oOh!media and Nova
$5.0m media value
With access to Nine’s powerful media
network spanning national free-to-air
television channels, 9Now streaming
platform, and portfolio of premium digital
and publishing brands.
Airtasker may choose to repay in cash or issue
ART equity (10% VWAP discount) in FY29.
$5.5m media value
With leading Australia audio broadcaster
with coverage across eight metro radio
stations across five major capital cities,
plus digital audio, podcast and Coles
Radio.
Airtasker may choose to repay in cash or issue
ART equity (10% VWAP discount) in FY30.
$5.5m media value
Which provides access to 30,000+ sites
across Australia, including billboards,
street furniture, airports, oice towers
and retail centres.
Airtasker may choose to repay in cash or issue
ART equity (10% VWAP discount) in FY30.
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Airtasker Pioneers social flywheel
● Airtasker’s agentic AI identifies when social influencers have a service need and oers
task credit in exchange for creation of organic social content.
● This program drives direct product adoption and creates a “flywheel” with influencers
creating branded social content and referring new customers to Airtasker.
● We’ve scaled this program over 5x during Q4 resulting in increased social engagement
and brand awareness across all geographies.
Product expansion
● Following a successful launch in Australia, Airtasker membership has been introduced in
the US and UK driving immediate uptake.
● In particular, the US market is demonstrating higher levels of membership adoption (paid
subscription) compared to Australia and the UK.
● Pro Pass (paid subscription for Taskers) launches planned in US and UK in Q1 FY27.
NEW: AI and Robotics
Airtasker is working with a number of AI data platforms that use Airtasker to capture video
content for AI training in the robotics industry. This additive stream of job opportunities
(tasks) contributes to cost-eiciently generating network eects in new markets.
Rapid iteration to refine our
marketplace scaling playbook
SCALE IN THE US AND UK
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Airtasker Pioneers US content:
Airtasker USA
Airtasker UK
Airtasker AU & NZ
Airtasker
Follow us!
FY27 Outlook:
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👊 Australia to deliver double digit revenue growth (ex-Oneflare)
with increasing contribution from topline GMV growth.
👊 Australia (including all global head oice costs) cash flow
generation to increase (FY26: $16.5m).
👊 Membership delivers 50,000+ paid subscribers.
👊 Airtasker UK continues to grow GMV and revenue whilst reducing
cash investment compared to FY26.
👊 Airtasker US GMV and revenue growth supported by a targeted
program of marketing activity alongside media partners.
👊 Group positive free cash flow.
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AU Marketing Activity
FY26
Bourke St Melbourne OOH
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Taskers helping with Melbourne Race Week
Motio Taxis
Melbourne Central Domination
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Meet the Taskies
Ray
Quick and always on point, he’s the
first to jump in when things start
geing wobbly. No drama, no fuss.
Ray’s all about nailing it.
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ANNEXURE A
ABOUT AIRTASKER
We connect people who need
work done, with people who want
to work.
The world’s most
trusted marketplace
to buy and sell local
services.
Airtasker is building
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Open Community
Built on transparency and
accountability to enable trust with an
eicient light touch operating model.
Infinitely Horizontal
Unifying a fragmented local services
industry and creating entirely new
service categories.
● Super fast responses
● Huge range
● Great value
● Instant work
● Pricing control
● Complete flexibility
For Customers: For Taskers:
Unique value proposition
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Airtasker is uniquely
positioned as a
global platform for
local services
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
*US/UK markets only. Not operating in AU.
Local services
Remote
outsourcing
Advertising model
Ecommerce model
Airtasker community model
Free to join. Customers choose who they work
with based on ratings, reviews and verified
qualifications.
Taskrabbit curated supply model
Workers pay an upfront fee to join and Taskrabbit
selects which workers can access jobs.1
Source: The Local Services Market - Market Report, Frost & Sullivan, July 2024
1. Based on management research.
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Revenue model tightly
aligns Airtasker with
Tasker success
How does Airtasker make money?
● Free to post a task and receive oers.
● Free to access jobs and create quotes.4
● Fees are charged when customers and Taskers
experience marketplace value (at the point of
connection, task completion or in certain cases
task cancellation).
Win-win business model
● Low risk for Taskers. Unlike advertising models,
Taskers can access jobs with no upfront fees.
● Wide range. No upfront fees means customers
access the greatest range of services.
● Strong gross margin. Light touch model delivers
95%+ gross margins.
1. Gross marketplace volume (GMV) for Airtasker only. GMV represents the total price of all tasks booked through the Airtasker marketplaces before cancellations and inclusive of price
adjustments between customers and Taskers, bonuses paid by customers to Taskers, fees payable by customers and Taskers to Airtasker, Tasker and customer memberships and any
applicable sales taxes.
2. Revenue comprising the Airtasker and Oneflare marketplaces.
3. Based on FY26 financial data.
4. On the Airtasker marketplaces.
Sales tax 2.3%
Revenue
21.7%
Paid to
users
76.0%
Insurance
0.7%
Merchant fees
3.6%
Gross profit
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