Four things settled before a club publishes.
The fee is itemised before the runner pays.
An A$58.00 entry and an A$62.21 total belong on the same screen, with the platform's share and its GST named as their own lines. This page prints it, and so does the checkout.
The price ladder is published before you commit.
A Saturday club and a city marathon read the same published ladder, and the number holds without a conversation about it.
A finish time gets a permanent address.
A finish time deserves an address: a page on the runner's account, findable in a year and in ten.
Results, entrants and media leave in one click.
Ten seasons of results, entrants and media, at full size, taken from the console in one click.
Three numbers run this platform.
The same three whether you are a first race or a tenth season. Connecting a payout account carries a one-time A$29 ex GST, and that’s the whole list.
Beyond the three above and the one-time A$29 ex GST payout authorisation, the platform charges nothing: no monthly plan, no per-seat pricing, no per-member billing, no listing fee, and your page carries your sponsors only.
Three receipts you can hold us to.
A refund that walks all the way back. An export nobody has to approve. An unsubscribe that unsubscribes.

You see every number above before the total.
The platform's share is a line on the checkout screen, named, before anyone pays. The total shown is the total charged.
The runner decides, every single time.
Sixteen and over to hold an account. Consent asked for once in plain words, revocable from the passport in two taps, and no face recognition anywhere on the platform.
An Australian platform, properly.
The documents your club and your runners agree to are published in full, dated, at a permanent address.
Verified organisers
Identity is checked before an account takes a payment, and the ABN or ACN is checked against the register.
Hosted in Sydney
The platform’s database runs in Sydney.
Australian dollars and the BAS
Fees are in Australian dollars with GST shown as a separate line, and you export your finance records by BAS quarter.
Support in Adelaide
Support is answered from Adelaide, by email.
What we commit to in writing.
Four promises your club can hold us to, each linked to the section of the document that makes it.
What stays with other tools.
Four jobs AnyRun doesn’t do. How the Xero files and the timing import work is on the integrations page: a scoped token, three tools and a staged import you read before it writes.
Three steps, no phone call.
The account is free until somebody pays for an entry. A routine run has no cart, so nothing is charged and nothing is owed.
Publish the event
Free to set up, free to list. The fee only exists once a cart has money in it.
Show the runner the number
Choose whether they cover the platform fee or the club absorbs it. It is itemised either way.
Take the archive whenever
Three files, one click, no notice. Staying should be a choice you keep making.

Set it up this afternoon. Leave whenever you like.
Create the account, publish the event, and take ten seasons of results, entrants and media out in one click on the day you decide to go.
Free to publish · One published fee · Your data leaves with you









