Three steps, whichever side you’re on.
Both paths start with an account, and your result lands in it.
If you run
Start lines & results
The same card the race listing draws, on the calendar as it stands today.
3 Dec 2026Daybreak Cove, SA
First Light Community Run
A community 5K on the sea wall at first light
From A$3.005 Dec 2026Daybreak Cove, SA
Daybreak Cove Sunrise 10
10K and 5K along the sea wall at sunrise
From A$22.005 Dec 2026Beaconvale, VIC
Beaconvale Saturday Run
The Saturday 5K, timed once a year
From A$3.006 Dec 2026Beaconvale, VIC
Beaconvale Beacon 5
A 5K run and a 2K walk around Beaconvale Green
From A$18.00Stop stitching five tools together.
Nine more things the console does, in one pass. They all sit inside your event, on the same login.
Results you publish in one step.
Four steps between the gun and a published result, and only one of them is yours. The clock is an example organiser's race day; results reach runners when you press publish.
Your login, every role.
Run on Sunday, marshal in June, direct the club’s own race in November. Same login, four passes, and none of them asks you to fill the form again.
The published fee, on the whole cart.
The fee is published on this page, charged once on the whole cart, and printed on screen before anyone pays it. Entry money lands in your own Stripe account, and the platform fee is the one line that comes to AnyRun.
A routine run has no cart at all, so your club owes A$0: the Saturday time trial, the weekly session, the training series. Page, crew, meeting spot and calendar, all year.
One fee on the whole cart, however many entries, tees and parking passes are in it, easing to 3.9% above A$100.00 and 2.9% above A$300.00. The organiser decides whether the runner covers it or the event absorbs it.
A one-time A$29.00 ex GST payout-account authorisation applies when an organisation connects its Stripe account. Registered charities, schools and not-for-profits pay a flat 2.9% + $0.99, ex GST.

Your next start line is already open.
Whether you are entering one or running one, it starts with an account. Setting up an event is free, and so is a runner account.
Nine places, one account.
What the account does for you, in the order you meet it: from the entry form to the card you post after the race.






















