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Best Local Services Companies in Melbourne, Australia

The 54 best Local Services companies in Melbourne, Australia in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: CanYa.

54companies tracked
$41.6Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
7have raised

Ranked: Best Local Services companies in Melbourne

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackRecent signals
1CanYa
Ecosystem of dApps for P2P local services
$20M98 mo agoFunding RaisedRowan Willson
Co-Founder
2015——
2Bare
Online platform offering funeral services
$15M48 mo agoSeries ASam McConkey
Co-Founder
2019WebflowPlyrVimeo+34—
3BookWell
Online booking platform for beauty services at salons
$4M98 mo agoAcquired—2016SentryNode.jsLeaflet+21—
4Honee
Appointment booking platform for beauty services
$2M101 mo agoAcquired—2016——
5Storekat
Online marketplace for warehouse spaces
$294K89 mo agoSeries AKevin Forcier
Founder
2016——
6Vetchat
On-demand video-based vet service
$175K75 mo agoSeries A—2015BootstrapYouTubeReact+20—
7Smart Cleaning Solutions
Provider of an application-based commercial cleaning service solution
$10K53 mo agoFunding Raised—2009——
8Beauro
Mobile app for booking appointments with Salons and Spas
——UnfundedNatalia Pchelina
Founder & CEO
2015——

Top 7 Local Services companies in Melbourne

#1
Series A · Melbourne, Victoria · founded 2019 · 50 employees
$15Mraised
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Online platform offering funeral services. It allows the users to book and avail services for funerals. The services include paperwork management, cremation, catering, obituary & memorial notices, floral arrangements, return of ashes, grief support, and much more.

Funding rounds
  • Jun 2022Series A$10M
Founders & team
Sam McConkeyCo-FounderCale DonovanCo-Founder
Investors
Perennial, Ord Minnett, Athletic Ventures, OIF Ventures, DROPBEAR, Larsen Ventures
Tech stack
CallrailCdnjsCloudflareCloudflare Bot ManagementCloudflare Browser InsightsCore-Js
#2
Funding Raised · Melbourne, Victoria · founded 2015
$20Mraised
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CanYa is an ecosystem of dApps for P2P local services. It is connected and powered by a single decentralized autonomous organisation called CanYaDAO. The platform's payment system is powered via CanYaCoin (CAN). Provides CanYaCore, an infrastructure for building dApps that provides a stack of open source frameworks, templates and contracts. Users can browse through service providers, compare reviews and hire suitable ones over the platform.

Funding rounds
  • May 2018ICO$20M
Founders & team
Rowan WillsonCo-FounderChristopher McloughlinCo-FounderKyle HornbergCo-Founder
#3
Acquired · Melbourne, Victoria · founded 2016 · 14 employees
$3.9Mraised
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BookWell.com.au is an online marketplace that connects users with beauty salons in Australia. Users can discover beauty, health and wellness centers, schedule appointments and pay for the services online. Service categories offered on the platform include massage, face, body, alternative therapy, wax & hair removal, hair dressing and nails.

Funding rounds
  • May 2018Angel$1.2M
  • Sep 2017Seed$2.6M
Investors
Aura Ventures
Tech stack
Amazon CloudfrontAmazon Web ServicesAws Certificate ManagerCloudflareCloudflare Bot ManagementCore-Js
#4
Acquired · Melbourne, Victoria · founded 2016 · 9 employees
$2.3Mraised
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Honee is a discovery and booking platform for beauty, wellness, and fitness related services. They are present across categories such as beauty, nail, hair, spa, massage, yoga, pilates, acupuncture, and fitness services such as boxing,CrossFit etc. The beauty services bookings they allow include facial, wax, hair removal, eyelash extension etc. They are operational in Melbourne as of July 2016.

Funding rounds
  • Feb 2018Seed$1.8M
  • May 2016Seed$20K
  • Seed$500K
Investors
Blackbird Ventures, Melbourne Accelerator Program, Startmate
Tech stack
Windows ServerMicrosoft Asp.NetIisSectigo
#5
Funding Raised · Melbourne, Victoria · founded 2009
$10Kraised
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Provider of an application-based commercial cleaning service solution. Its offering includes appointment scheduling, maintenance reports, footage, trackers, and performance measurement. It caters to educational, government, entertainment, and hospitality industries.

Funding rounds
  • Jan 2022Grant (prize money)$10K
Investors
JPMorgan Chase, West Side United
Tech stack
WordpressMysqlPhpBootstrapContact Form 7Yoast Seo Premium
#6
Series A · Melbourne, Victoria · founded 2015 · 9 employees
$175Kraised
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VetChat is an on-demand video-based vet service. It provides one-on-one consultation up to 15 minutes with the veterinarians through their app or website. It charges approximately $30/month. The veterinarians provide consultation on issues like allergies, vomiting, dental disease, minor cuts and infections, nutrition and diet management, etc. The veterinarians on the platform do not prescribe medicines. As of Jan. 2017, consultation for only canine and feline pets is provided.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 771 LinkedIn followers — 8.2% of this cohort's audience
Funding rounds
  • Mar 2020Series A—
  • Jan 2018Seed$75K
  • Dec 2016Seed$100K
Investors
PetSure, SheStarts, muru-D, Artesian, BlueChilli
Tech stack
Amazon CloudfrontAmazon S3Amazon Web ServicesBootstrapCdnjsCloudflare
#7
Series A · Melbourne, Victoria · founded 2016 · 4 employees
$294Kraised
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Storekat is an online marketplace that connects users with warehousing providers having unused spaces. Users can search, compare and book services. Warehouse owners/operators can list their unused spaces and market it to prospective customers. Additionally, the platform also has an integrated inventory management dashboard which enables users to manage & recall their inventory.

Funding rounds
  • Jan 2019Series A—
  • Dec 2018Grant (prize money)$294K
Founders & team
Kevin ForcierFounder
Investors
Wincanton, L Marks, m15e ventures, Larsen Ventures

Funding & investor landscape

$41.6Mtotal disclosed funding
7companies funded
11disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
Larsen Ventures2 rounds
Artesian1 rounds
Athletic Ventures1 rounds
Aura Ventures1 rounds
Blackbird Ventures1 rounds
BlueChilli1 rounds
Caason Group1 rounds
DROPBEAR1 rounds
Dominet1 rounds
JPMorgan Chase1 rounds

Notable founders

Sam McConkey
Co-Founder · Bare
Cale Donovan
Co-Founder · Bare
Rowan Willson
Co-Founder · CanYa
Christopher Mcloughlin
Co-Founder · CanYa
Kevin Forcier
Founder · Storekat
Prism market signals · Australia · country-scoped Prism corpus, 3,435,684 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of Local Services coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

Common questions

How many Local Services companies are there in Melbourne, Australia?
Radar tracks 54 indexable Local Services companies headquartered in Melbourne, Australia that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Local Services companies in Melbourne, Australia?
The Local Services companies in Melbourne, Australia on this list have raised a combined $41.6M in disclosed equity funding across 7 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Local Services company in Melbourne, Australia?
CanYa is the highest-funded Local Services company in Melbourne, Australia, with $20M in disclosed equity funding.
How many Local Services companies in Melbourne, Australia are funded?
7 of the 54 Local Services companies in Melbourne, Australia on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Local Services unicorns are there in Melbourne, Australia?
None of the Local Services companies in Melbourne, Australia on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in Melbourne, Australia Local Services companies?
The most active investors in Melbourne, Australia Local Services companies on this list include Larsen Ventures, Artesian, Athletic Ventures, Aura Ventures, Blackbird Ventures.
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