For returning organisers

RaffleLink has a new home

Same trusted platform — completely rebuilt for usability, reliability and simplicity. If you’ve run raffles with us on rafflelink.com.au, here’s what’s changed and where everything lives now.

rafflelink.com

You’re here — guides, pricing and raffle rules.

app.rafflelink.com

Where you create and manage raffles.

tickets.rafflelink.com

Where your supporters buy tickets.

What’s new

One account for your whole organisation

No more separate logins for every raffle. Your club, school or charity now has a single organisation account — every raffle, team member and report in one place.

Every raffle in one dashboard

Run multiple raffles, see live sales, and pull reports without juggling registrations.

A rebuilt buying experience

Supporters buy on a fast, mobile-first page at tickets.rafflelink.com — with Apple Pay and Google Pay alongside cards.

Compliance, built in deeper

State rules are checked automatically before launch, and permit paperwork is generated for you where regulators require it.

A lower fee

4.5% on card sales (GST inclusive) with no activation fee — down from 5.5% plus a $39 activation fee.

Clearer money trail

Itemised payouts and tax invoices designed for treasurers — reconciliation without the spreadsheet archaeology.

What happens to the old RaffleLink?

Raffles already running on rafflelink.com.au will finish there — nothing changes mid-raffle. New raffles start on the new platform, and we’re progressively bringing organisations’ raffle history across so past reports stay available in your new account.

How to get into the new platform

  1. Go to app.rafflelink.com.
  2. Sign in — or sign up — with the email address your organisation used on the old RaffleLink.
  3. Set up (or claim) your organisation account. If anything looks off, email support@rafflelink.com and we’ll sort it out.

Pick up where you left off

Your next raffle takes minutes to set up on the new platform.

No upfront costs · 4.5% on card sales · Compliant in every state