Off-the-shelf
does not fit
Workarounds cost more than the subscription.
Software built around your process and existing tools.
AI powered platforms built for real-world impact.
A simple tool typically costs up to A$60,000. Mid-sized business systems run A$90,000 to A$250,000. Complex platforms cost more. Budget 15 to 20 percent of the build cost each year for maintenance.
Sharktech starts with fixed-price scoping and a clickable prototype from A$5,000.
We build and run our own platforms, including VCPility, eTakeaway Max and AccrualOS. We know life after launch day. That is where most projects fail.
Australian technology company specialising in on-premises and cloud (SaaS) solutions.
Offices in Liverpool, New South Wales and South Yarra, Victoria
We build and run our own: VCPility, eTakeaway Max, AccrualOS and Motivo360
Scoping and clickable prototype from A$5,000 plus GST
Built in stages, each with a fixed price
Six software development services, from prototype to long-term support.

Software scoping and a clickable prototype. Test it with your team. Fixed price for stage one.
Ideas and processes that have outgrown spreadsheets.

Web application and client portal development. Fast, secure, mobile-ready, hosted in Australia. More on web application development.
Businesses serving clients online.

iOS and Android app development, cross-platform or native. App Store and Google Play submission included. More on mobile app development.
Field teams, loyal customers or app-first ideas.

Custom business systems for jobs, rostering, compliance and quoting. Built around your process.
Businesses run on spreadsheets and email.

Software integration with Xero, MYOB, CRMs and Microsoft 365. Two-way data. No re-keying. More on integration.
Businesses avoiding another standalone system.

Software support, hosting and improvements from the team that built it. Budget 15 to 20 percent of build cost a year.
Anyone burnt by a disappearing developer.
Workarounds cost more than the subscription.
Software built around your process and existing tools.
One huge file that only one person understands.
A secure, multi-user system with backups.
No one to design, build or run it.
Prototype first, then fixed-price build stages.
Nobody can change the software.
Code review, stabilisation and ongoing support.
Buy the standard parts. Build what makes you different. Most businesses use both.
We will tell you if an existing product does the job. Sometimes it is one of ours, such as VCPility.
Prototype first. Then fixed-price stages.
Clickable prototype, written scope, fixed price for stage one.
Where most clients begin.Built in stages. Fixed scope, price and demo each time.
You control the budget.Hosting, updates, fixes and monthly improvements.
Usually 15 to 20 percent of build cost a year.The problem, the users, and whether something already exists that does the job.
User flows and a clickable prototype.
Fixed scope and price. A demo every stage.
Testing, migration, training and a supported go-live.
Same team. Ongoing updates.

No scope, no real price.

Support is planned from day one.

An existing product or integration comes first.

Code ownership and hosting agreed in the contract.
Simple business tools cost up to about A$60,000. Mid-sized systems run A$90,000 to A$250,000. Complex platforms cost more. Allow 15 to 20 percent of the build cost each year for maintenance. Sharktech starts with fixed-price scoping and a prototype from A$5,000.
It depends on features, platforms and integrations. A focused app with a small feature set sits at the lower end. Scoping and a clickable prototype give you a reliable price first.
Buy off the shelf for standard work like accounting and payroll. Build custom for what makes your business different, or where off-the-shelf tools force costly workarounds. Many businesses use both, connected.
Scoping and a prototype usually take three to four weeks. A first usable version often takes two to four months. We deliver in stages, so you can use parts early.
That is agreed in writing before work starts. The contract covers code ownership, hosting and how you can move the software. No surprises later.
Yes. The team that built it provides hosting, monitoring, security updates, fixes and improvements.
Yes. We start with a code review. Then you get a plan to stabilise the software and a support arrangement.
Yes. We help founders scope, prototype and build in stages. They can test the idea with real users before spending heavily.
A free 30 minute call to work out whether to build, buy or connect.