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One platform for New Zealand clubs

From rugby and netball to bowls and community trusts, ClubHelix gives Kiwi clubs a modern website with registration, payments, fixtures and comms behind it — and every plan starts free.

Free plan to start · The demo is a real, fully populated club site

Built for volunteer committees

Role-based access, guided setup and an in-app assistant mean the next committee inherits a system, not a mystery.

Trans-Tasman club culture

Ladders, pennants, club nights and prize-givings — the vocabulary and workflows match how NZ clubs actually operate.

Everything in one subscription

Website, members, events, shop, email and competitions in one plan — no bolting together form tools and newsletter apps.

New Zealand clubs juggle the same jobs as clubs everywhere: renewals chased over winter, fixtures published late, a website nobody can update. ClubHelix replaces the patchwork with one system your whole committee can run — club membership software, website builder and communications in a single login.

Start with a template, put the club’s colours on it, and the working parts are already wired in — online registration that feeds the member database, fixtures and results on the public site, event tickets, a club shop, and email that actually reaches members.

Committees change; the platform shouldn’t. Access is role-based, records live in one place, and the audit trail means the incoming secretary can see exactly how things were done — handover in minutes, not a winter of archaeology.

Want to see it before you commit? Click through the live demo club — a real, fully populated site — then start on the free plan and build at your own pace.

Sound familiar?

The jobs that eat volunteer evenings — and what happens to them on ClubHelix.

Winter renewals, chased one by one

Subs are due, half the club hasn’t paid, and the treasurer is cross-referencing bank statements against a membership spreadsheet that was last accurate in March.

The draw lives in a group chat

Fixtures get posted as screenshots, changes get buried under fifty replies, and someone still turns up to the wrong ground on Saturday.

A website stuck in the past

The club site still shows last season’s prize-giving. Updating it means finding the one person who knows how — and they’ve just stepped down.

One platform, one login, one handover. See everything that's included.

Your club's own app — no app store required

Members install your club as an app from the browser — draw, results, RSVPs and club news on the home screen, with push notifications for the things they choose to follow.

  • Installs to the home screen in two taps — no app store, nothing to publish
  • Push notifications for fixtures, events and club news
  • RSVP to events and training from the phone
  • A digital membership card, with wallet passes on paid plans
  • Always your branding, always the current version

Online this afternoon — three steps

  1. Start free

    Create your organisation in a couple of minutes — free plan, no contract, no sales call.

  2. Pick a template, add your colours

    Choose a club template, drop in your logo and colours, and the guided setup wires up the pages, navigation and forms for you.

  3. Invite the committee and members

    Give each officer role-based access, open registration, and switch on events, the shop or competitions whenever the club is ready.

Not sure yet? Click through the live demo club — it's the whole platform running on a real site.

The words we use in New Zealand

Clubs everywhere do the same jobs and call them different things. Here is the vocabulary ClubHelix uses across New Zealand — on your pages, in your admin, and in the reports your committee reads.

What it isIn New ZealandAlso called
The organisationcluborganization
A sports bodysports club, community clubyouth sports organization
The people in itmember, player, whānauplayer
What they paysubscription, membership fees, club subsmembership fee, dues, registration fee
The joining periodsign-up day, registration daysign-on day, registration day, open registration, registration season
Who plays whendraw, fixturesfixture, schedule
Who is winningpoints table, ladderladder, league table, standings, log
Midweek sessionstraining, trainingspractice
Food on match daycanteen, kiosktea bar, concession stand, concession, tea hut, tuck shop
What they wearkit, uniform, playing stripuniform
Where merch is soldclub shop, merch storeteam store
Who runs itcommittee, club committeeboard
Its legal formincorporated society, charityincorporated association, casc, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, not-for-profit corporation, clg, npo
Volunteer vettingpolice vetting, safety checkworking with children check, dbs check, background check, police record check, garda vetting, police clearance
Where they playground, field, courtpitch, field
The buildingclubrooms, clubhouseclubhouse, facility
Raising moneygrants, gaming trust funding, fundraisingfundraising
The young onesjuniors, junior gradesyouth, minor, juveniles
Who they report toregional body, national body, federationstate association, county association, league, provincial association, county board, provincial union

Every sport, written for New Zealand

Each of these pages is written in New Zealand terms — the words your committee, your parents and your governing body actually use.

Frequently asked questions

Does ClubHelix work for New Zealand payments?
Club payments run on major card processing with settlement to your club account; pricing pages show plans in your local context. Check the pricing page for current details for your region.
Can we run our club alongside our national body’s system?
Yes — many clubs keep their NSO-mandated registration or competition platform and use ClubHelix for the website, communications and club-side admin.
How long does setup take?
An afternoon for most clubs: pick a template, add your colours through the guided setup, and publish. Turn on registration, events and the shop whenever you’re ready.
Do members need to download an app?
No app store required — members who want the app experience install your club site to their home screen in two taps, and get push notifications, RSVPs and a digital membership card.
What does it cost to start?
Nothing — every club starts on the free plan, so you can build the site and try the tools before deciding. When you want the paid features, a 14-day free trial means nothing to pay today.

Your club, online this afternoon

Free to start — pick a template and put your club's colours on it. Or click through the live demo first and see everything running.