Kia ora. INTIX is a ticketing, membership and marketing platform that gives clubs, leagues, venues and event organisers across Aotearoa payouts as fast as the next day and 100% ownership of their fan data.
From our Wellington office, INTIX runs events across Te Ika-a-Māui and Te Waipounamu. We are here to give every Kiwi organiser a best-in-class ticketing, membership and marketing platform. INTIX also runs events across the Pacific, including Fiji and Papua New Guinea. The company was founded across the Tasman in Melbourne in 2017 and is headquartered there.
To date, INTIX has ticketed more than 11,000 events and processed more than $110 million in sales, and works with more than 200 active clients worldwide.
What INTIX does
Online ticketing
Sell general admission, reserved seating and hospitality through a checkout on your own website and brand. Fans pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay and get their tickets in a digital wallet.
Memberships and season tickets
Run memberships, season tickets and renewals on the same fan record as single-match tickets. Instalment plans, member presales and member-only prices are built in.
Point of sale and box office
Sell tickets, food, drink and merchandise at the gate with Tap to Pay on iPhone and card readers. Every in-venue sale reconciles straight away and lands on the same fan record.
CRM and marketing automation
Segment fans by what they buy and send email and push campaigns from the same platform. Abandoned cart recovery and new event alerts run on their own.
Access control and accreditation
Scan fans, players, media and sponsors on one scanner app. Accreditation for staff and broadcast runs alongside general ticketing.
APIs and white-label checkout
Embed the INTIX checkout on your own domain, or build your own with the API and real-time webhooks. Fan data syncs to HubSpot, Salesforce and ad platforms, including the Meta Conversions API.
What makes INTIX different
Your money, in your own account
Every sale goes straight into the organiser's own Stripe account when the fan pays. Funds are never pooled with other organisers or held until after the event. Bank payouts follow Stripe's schedule for your country, with next-day payouts available for a small Stripe fee.
POS and seating maps built in
Card and cash sales at the gate and reserved seating maps run inside INTIX. Every sale lands on the same fan record.
No setup or monthly fees
It is free to publish events, and most organisers pay a per-ticket fee and nothing else. Larger clubs, leagues and venues can choose a fixed retainer instead, billed annually or every six months.
No lock-in in year one
Start without a multi-year commitment, with an optional longer term once you are settled.
Tools for leagues and pathways
Accreditation, camps and clinics with family-level records, and multi-club league governance all ship natively.
Who uses INTIX
Rugby, netball, basketball and football clubs running memberships and matchday, with 100 to 100,000 fans
Regional and national sporting organisations
Camps, clinics and junior pathway programmes, with 10 to 2,500 participants
Venues, wineries and hospitality events (The Urban Winery) of 500 to 100,000 attendees
Festivals and live music (Fuzzy) of 500 to 100,000 attendees
Schools, charities and not-for-profits
INTIX on matchday
A few of the grounds, courts and gates where INTIX runs ticketing, entry and matchday sales.
The team behind INTIX
Alex Grant founded INTIX in Melbourne in 2017 after years across ticketing, sport and event operations, where the platforms on offer rarely matched what operations staff, venues and leagues needed. The founding idea was that ticket money and fan data belong to the event, so INTIX pays out fast and hands the data over. Alex now leads product as Chief Product Officer.
Co-founder Skye Larson brings 20 years of business strategy, stakeholder engagement and strategic communications across Australia and the UK, including senior communications roles in Victorian government. She now runs INTIX across Europe, the Middle East and Africa from London and leads commercial globally. Outside INTIX, she co-founded The Sisterhood Project, a charity that funds first aid training for parents and carers who cannot afford it.
Judd Goldstein joined as Global CEO in September 2025 after eight years in sports fan engagement technology. Judd moved from product into leading European business development for FanHub from London, then became Global Commercial Director, Fan Engagement at Genius Sports after it acquired FanHub in 2021.
Today INTIX has a core team of around 25 people across offices in Melbourne, London, New York and Wellington, backed by a pool of more than 85 casual event staff for box office, scanning and matchday support. The team includes specialists in event operations, sports management, venue management, marketing and event technology.
Alex GrantCo-founder, Chief Product OfficerLinkedIn
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A managed switch, live in under 48 hours for most clients in every region. We migrate data, import fixtures, map members and build seating maps.
Who you work with
A named account manager in your region from the first demo through go-live and every on-sale after it.
Channels
Email help@intix.co.nz, phone and live chat, all handled by the local team.
Response times
Within one business day, every day. In real time on event days.
Event days
24/7 support during on-sales and on event days. INTIX can also supply trained box office and scanning staff from its casual event team.
Training
Box office, scanning and matchday staff are trained before your first event.
Key facts
Company name
INTIX Ticketing Pty Ltd
Type
Ticketing, membership and marketing platform (B2B software)
Founded
2017, Melbourne, Australia
Founders
Alex Grant (Chief Product Officer) and Skye Larson (General Manager EMEA and Global Head of Commercial)
Chief Executive
Judd Goldstein, Global CEO since September 2025
Office
Wellington, New Zealand
Global headquarters
Melbourne, Australia
Markets served
New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific, including Fiji and Papua New Guinea
Team size
Core team of around 25 across four offices, plus more than 85 casual event staff
Security
Card payments run through Stripe and CyberSource, both PCI DSS certified. Card details go into their secure fields and are never stored by INTIX. The platform is hosted on Amazon Web Services.
Website
www.intix.co.nz
Core offering
Ticketing, memberships and season tickets, point of sale, access control, CRM and marketing automation
Pricing
Pay as you go for most organisers: no setup or monthly fees, free to publish, per-ticket fee on paid tickets. Fixed retainer for larger clubs, leagues and venues, billed annually or every six months
Payouts
Direct to the organiser's own Stripe account at purchase. Next-day bank payouts available in every main market
Contract terms
No lock-in in year one, optional longer term
Services
Onboarding and data migration, seating map builds, staff training, account management, 24/7 event-day support, casual box office and scanning staff
Communication
Email (help@intix.co.nz), phone and live chat. Dedicated account manager. Replies within one business day, and in real time on event days, with 24/7 cover for on-sales and events
Notable clients
Fuzzy, The Urban Winery, Your Shot, 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Cricket West Indies
INTIX is a ticketing, membership and marketing platform for sports clubs, leagues, venues and event organisers. It covers online sales, memberships, in-venue point of sale, access control and fan marketing on one system.
Who owns the fan data?
The organiser owns 100% of it. Every buyer and member record can be exported at any time or synced in real time to your CRM through webhooks and the API.
How fast do organisers get paid?
Every sale lands in the organiser's own Stripe account when the fan pays, and is never pooled with other organisers. Bank payouts follow Stripe's standard schedule for your country, and next-day payouts are available for a small Stripe fee.
How much does INTIX cost?
Most organisers pay no setup or monthly fees and publish events for free, with a per-ticket fee on paid tickets. Larger clubs, leagues and venues can choose a fixed retainer instead, billed annually or every six months.
Is there a lock-in contract?
No. Year one carries no lock-in, and clients can choose a longer term after that.
What support do organisers get?
Every client has a dedicated account manager in their region, with support by email, phone and live chat. Everyday requests get a reply within one business day, and on event days support is real time and runs 24/7.
How does INTIX keep payments and data secure?
Card payments are processed by Stripe or CyberSource, both PCI DSS certified, and card details are entered into their secure fields rather than stored by INTIX. The platform runs on Amazon Web Services infrastructure.
How long does it take to switch to INTIX?
Most clubs are live in under 48 hours. INTIX migrates your data, fixtures and members, builds your seating maps and trains your staff.
Does INTIX have a team in New Zealand?
Yes. INTIX has an office in Wellington, and a local team handles onboarding and event-day support for clients in New Zealand and the Pacific.