Top 4 SaaS Companies in Victoria, Australia, September 2026

Victoria, Australia

Sapia (sapia.ai) is an Australian enterprise AI recruitment platform that uses structured chat-based interviews and proprietary natural language processing to assess job candidates at scale. Founded in 2018 by Barb Hyman, the company spent 18 months building its product before launching commercially, accumulating a first-party dataset of 800 million words across roughly 1.8 million interviews conducted in 47 countries. As of April 2022, Sapia reported approximately $6 million in annualized recurring revenue, growing at more than 200% year over year, with 50 enterprise customers paying an average contract value of roughly $100,000 on multi-year annual terms. Customers include Woolworths Group, Qantas Group, Bunnings, Ericsson, and Air Canada. Net dollar retention stood at approximately 120%, driven entirely by expansion with no direct customer churn. Hyman funded the company's early stages partly through a personal second mortgage of $500,000 and subsequently raised an undisclosed pre-seed round from high-net-worth Australian investors. In early 2022 she was actively meeting US venture capital firms, targeting a $10 million to $15 million raise to expand the US sales team and invest in brand marketing, with runway extending to mid-2023.

Victoria, Australia

Zyft is a browser extension that compares prices from multiple retailers when you shop online. Zyft also shows stock levels and Price history

Victoria, Australia

Llama Life is a web-based productivity application designed to help users achieve calm, focused work habits. Founded and built by Marie Ng, the company was bootstrapped from zero to 700 paying customers before Ng accepted an invitation to join the Launch Accelerator, a three-month program backed by prominent angel investor Jason Calacanis. As of May 2022, Llama Life had 950 paying customers and approximately $1,800 in monthly recurring revenue, equating to a roughly $21,600 annualized run rate. The company had recently closed a $690,000 pre-seed round at a $2,750,000 pre-money valuation, on top of a separate $100,000 accelerator investment in exchange for 6% equity. Ng, who taught herself to code by watching YouTube videos after a career in advertising in New York City, runs the company with a two-person team based in Australia. The business is at an early inflection point, weighing a shift from a fully paywalled model toward a free tier as it transitions from a bootstrapped revenue focus to a venture-backed user engagement and growth strategy.

Victoria, Australia

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