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Built APIs for Aussie StartUps , trade contractor rates and PBS drug pricing (plus rental and subscription data)

Been working on this for a while and finally feel like it’s worth sharing.
If you’ve ever tried to get structured, up-to-date Australian data into an app rental prices, drug costs, trade pricing, you know how painful it is. Either you’re scraping PDFs, wrestling with government portals, or paying for enterprise data contracts you can’t afford as a small team.
So I built an API that covers four datasets I kept needing myself:
• Rental prices : median weekly rent by suburb, postcode, and bedroom count across Australia (quarterly data going back to 2000)
• PBS drug pricing: 14,000+ medications with patient copayment costs (what you actually pay at the chemist, not just the benefit price)
• Trade/contractor pricing : what plumbers, electricians, etc. charge across different states
• Subscription pricing: SaaS and streaming prices across AU, US, UK for comparison tools
Single API key, consistent response format across all four. Also ships with an MCP server so you can wire it straight into an AI agent without writing API calls.
Mostly aimed at fintech apps, healthtech, real estate tools, and anyone building something that needs this kind of reference data without standing up their own scraper.
Free tier available — you can register and start hitting endpoints in under a minute.
Docs + free key: https://api.aristocles.com.au/docs
More info: https://aristocles.com.au
Happy to answer questions about the data sources or coverage gaps.

Questions or want to talk enterprise access?
https://aristocles.com.au/contact

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u/Fit_Mango7142 — 11 days ago

Time to trim some

Generally I won’t mind keeping a large fund in Intel. But I’m trimming a significant amount due to SpaceX ipo. Nothing against Intel, SpaceX valuation might reach 4 to 5 trillion in few months and the money should come from somewhere. I see huge institutional interest & retailers r ecstatic even pumping all the rest of the space stocks for no reason. It’s better to stay away from IPO, that being said, there will be draw out in funds even from Intel. Just be cautious , that’s all. If you are a long term investor, none of it matters ❤️👍 love from a long time Intel holder

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u/Fit_Mango7142 — 1 month ago
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Australian solo founder building an AI-powered resume platform. just shipped a major update, looking for feedback. We are getting there

G’day founders 👋
I’m an Australian solo founder building Jumproo.ai, an AI-powered resume and job application platform.
Over the last few months I’ve been shipping features based on user feedback, and this week I released one of the biggest updates so far.
What’s new:
• A proper document editor for writing resumes instead of filling out rigid forms
• Live resume preview so users can instantly see changes as they edit
• A built-in AI assistant that helps improve bullet points, rewrite experience sections, strengthen achievements, and optimise resumes while they’re being written
The vision is to make resume building feel more like working alongside a career coach than using a traditional template builder.
Like many founders here, I’m balancing product development, marketing, customer feedback, and a full-time career, so every feature is built based on real user feedback and plenty of late nights.
I’d love some honest feedback from the community:
What do you think of the concept?
What would make a resume platform genuinely useful to you?
If you’ve built a SaaS in Australia, what growth channels worked best for your first paying customers?
You can check it out here:
https://jumproo.ai
Happy to answer any questions about the build, tech stack, lessons learned, or the founder journey so far.

u/Fit_Mango7142 — 1 month ago