Disruption and Online Trust

Creating Trust | Delivering Value

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Collaborative consumption CL8

Collaborate Corporation Limited (ASX: CL8) operates peer-to-peer marketplaces where the ‘trust’ it creates makes it possible for individuals and companies to transact with each other for mutual benefit. Collaborate disrupts traditional business models by enabling owners and renters to transact directly with each other, monetising assets that would otherwise sit idle. The industry we operate in is called the collaborative economy, peer-to-peer or the sharing economy. We just call it a smart way to create value.

The 2016 Corporate Governance Statement can be viewed here.

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Our Businesses

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DriveMyCar

Australia’s first and largest peer-to-peer car rental platform

MyCaravan
MyCaravan

Rent real caravans from real people, across Australia

Rentoid
Rentoid 

Rent almost anything! Peer to peer rental.

Collaborate interview with Alan Kohler.

Latest Announcements


How DriveMyCar Is Accelerating Business And Breaking Barriers

3 March 2016 – GQ Australia


Sharing economy lands at Sydney and Brisbane airports with DriveMyCar.

30 November 2015 – Marketing

..It appears Collaborate is emerging from the pack as a market leader in the collaborative consumption and peer-to-peer business space…

13 October 2015 – Startup Daily

Aussie car-sharing website seeks to follow the Uber and Airbnb recipe for success

14 April 2015 – Australian Financial Review

Some of the Hottest Startups on the Planet are in Collaborative Consumption: So is CL8

21 February 2015 – The Next Tech Stock

Cutting out the middle-man is proving to be successful for the rapidly growing peer-to-peer businesses sector

4 February 2015 – Sydney Morning Herald


The $17 billion caravan bonanza – Data also shows caravans and motorhomes are the fastest-growing vehicles by registration in Australia.

20 July 2015 – Sydney Morning Herald

It’s pleasing to see that Australian investors are now aware of the potential for collaborative consumption to disrupt multiple billion-dollar industries

21 January 2015 – Startup Smart

The Federal Opposition have released a Discussion Paper on Sharing the Future: Getting Policy Right in the Age of the App. Read it over in our Research section.

Collaborate Corporation – Investor Presentation September 2016

The Emerging Collaborative Economy in Australia