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AUSTRALIA · C-SUITE · VERIFIED JUNE 2026|INTIX vs Ticketek

Your fans, your data, your brand — no upstream entertainment group conflict.
Independent ticketing. ANZ-native. No TEG entanglement.

TEG owns Ticketek alongside Ticketmaster Resale (ANZ), Eventfinda, Softix and festival production. INTIX is independent — no venue ownership, no promoter, no resale market, no wagering-adjacent arm. Published rates. 100% fan-data ownership. Short-term contract terms so you can validate the platform on a single season, not a five-year stadium lock-in.

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Built for C-Suite

What INTIX commits to ANZ exec teams.

Independent
No TEG entanglement

No venue ownership, no resale marketplace, no festival production, no wagering-adjacent revenue. INTIX competes on ticketing alone.

Published
Transparent pricing

Rates on our site. No 'every contract is different' wall — your finance team can model the platform in a board paper before the call ends.

100%
Fan data ownership

The fan database Ticketek sells against was built from rights-holders' customers. INTIX keeps that asset with you.

Indicators · C-Suite

Five things CXO should check before signing.

Indicator
INTIX
Ticketek
Delta
Corporate independence
Independent ticketing
TEG-owned (resale, festivals, wagering-adjacent)
↑ no upstream conflict
Pricing transparency
Published rates
'Every contract is different'
↑ board-paper modellable
Contract terms
Short-term flex
Multi-year exclusive
↑ no lock-in
Fan data ownership
100% client
Platform-held
↑ strategic asset
ANZ sports depth
Built for ANZ sports
Concert + theatre-led
↑ specialised peer
Three principles · C-Suite

Three principles INTIX is built on.

P01
Independent ticketing

INTIX does not own venues, run resale marketplaces, produce festivals, or sell wagering-adjacent products. We compete on ticketing capability alone. No upstream conflict of interest with your suppliers, sponsors or stadium partners.

P02
Your fan data is your strategic asset

Every fan record belongs to the rights-holder. Exportable in real time via open APIs and webhooks. The platform doesn't aggregate your customers into a multi-million-fan database and call it the platform's IP.

P03
Short-term contract terms

INTIX offers short, flexible commercial terms — not the multi-year exclusive deals that are the ANZ stadium-and-arena norm. Validate the platform on a single season before committing.

For the record · ordered for C-Suite

Eleven features, ordered for exec teams.

01
Corporate independence
Is the platform aligned with the rights-holder or with an upstream entertainment group?
Independent ticketing — no venue, promoter, festival or wagering-adjacent arm
TEG-owned. Parent runs Ticketmaster Resale (ANZ), Eventfinda, Softix and festival production — primary ticketing is one product inside a multi-sided entertainment group
02
Contract terms
How long are you committed?
Short-term flexibility — validate the platform on a single season
Multi-year exclusive contracts are the ANZ stadium-and-arena norm
03
Settlement timing
When does the rights-holder see the cash?
100% of ticket revenue settles to your bank next business day
Settlement typically held until after the event; cash-flow runs on the platform's timeline, not yours
04
Pricing transparency for organisers
Are organiser rates and contract terms published?
Transparent published rates
No public pricing; negotiated per-venue or per-rights-holder
05
Fan data ownership
Who owns the customer record?
100% client-owned; exportable via real-time webhooks and APIs into your CRM, ESP and BI
Platform holds the fan relationship; clubs report restricted real-time access to their own buyer data
06
Pricing model on the fan
How is the buyer's price determined?
Your published price is the price — no platform-added booking or service fees
Per-ticket booking fees and service fees added at checkout, layered onto the published face value
07
ANZ sports market depth
How specialised is the platform in ANZ B2B sports operations?
Built for ANZ sports — AFL NT, Tasmania JackJumpers, State Basketball Centre, Hockey One, Southside Flyers, Brisbane Tigers
Strong consumer presence in ANZ concerts and theatre; less specialised in club, league and venue B2B sports operations
08
Embedded white-label checkout
Fans buy on your own site and brand — no third-party redirect
Included as standard; same fan record as memberships, season tickets and POS
Ticketek-branded checkout surface
09
Memberships and season tickets
Native or add-on?
Native — same fan record, same scanner, same data feed as ticketing
Add-on; membership data typically lives outside the core ticketing tool
10
Real-time data access
Get scan + sale data into your stack as it happens
Open APIs and real-time webhooks; documented
Reports available through the platform; real-time access varies by contract
11
Accreditation
Players, media, partners on the same platform as fans
Native — credentials on the same scanner as fans (AFL NT case study)
Not part of the core platform

Public Ticketek comparison points sourced to ticketek.com.au, ticketek.co.nz and teg.com.au (June 2026), plus public reporting on TEG corporate structure and ANZ stadium ticketing contracts. INTIX customer references (AFL NT, Tasmania JackJumpers, State Basketball Centre, Hockey One) are publicly disclosed on intix.com.au and intix.co.uk.

Common questions

Things people ask us.

Ready when you are

Independent ticketing for ANZ sports.

INTIX is independent, ANZ-native, published-pricing, owned-fan-data. Your fans, your data, your brand — and a contract you can exit if the platform doesn't deliver.