Keep your people together
Manage contacts in one place, with the context your team needs to stay in touch.
New from Outback Yak · Community software / live
For people who bring people together.
Contacts, memberships, events and email lists in one place. Built for community organisers and not-for-profits around Australia, so they can spend more time with their people and less time moving lists between tools.

The story
fullhall is our newest product, built for the people who put in the work to make community happen. After a couple of months building it quietly, we launched with communities already using it to run their events.
By the time of the launch announcement, those communities had sold 110+ tickets and collected around A$2,000 for their organisations through fullhall. These are early results from the communities using the product at launch.
The idea is simple: your contacts, memberships, events and email lists belong together. See who is coming, send an update and keep in touch after an event, without moving lists between separate products.
You can start for free, with no credit card and no trial countdown. The free plan includes contacts, events and free tickets; paid ticket sales and paid memberships are available on the Full plan. If you help run a community, fullhall is built for you.
Inside the product
Manage contacts in one place, with the context your team needs to stay in touch.
Bring event details, RSVPs and tickets together so you can see who is coming.
Keep membership information connected to the people in your community.
Send email updates before and after an event using the contacts you already have.
Who it is for
The decisions behind it
Community organisers, not-for-profits, clubs and small organisations in Australia that bring people together.
Yes. You can start without a credit card or a trial countdown. Free contacts, events and free tickets are included; paid ticket sales and paid memberships require the Full plan. Visit fullhall.au/pricing for current plan details.
At the time of the launch announcement, communities using fullhall had sold 110+ tickets and collected around A$2,000 for their organisations. These are historical launch figures, not a live sales counter.
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