Communi Launches in New Zealand — Introducing Communi.co.nz

What Communi.co.nz means for NZ creators

Kia ora, Aotearoa. We're thrilled to announce that Communi has officially landed in New Zealand with a dedicated home at Communi.co.nz. This is a local presence built for Kiwi creators, coaches and educators who want to run a community, sell courses and host events — all in one place, on a platform that works for the way New Zealand does business.

Under the hood, it's the same all-in-one Communi you know: community spaces, courses, events and Communi AI, together in a single tool. What's different is the focus. Communi.co.nz is where we're bringing New Zealand-specific capabilities together, starting with the things Kiwi creators ask us about most — like GST — and continuing with local features and integrations over time.

GST support coming

Let's be upfront: GST support is on the roadmap, and it's rolling out rather than fully live today. When it lands, Communi will handle New Zealand's 15% Goods & Services Tax across the places that matter — pricing, checkout and invoicing — so you can charge GST correctly and hand your customers tax-compliant invoices without wrestling with workarounds.

Our goal is simple: make it effortless for NZ creators to price in New Zealand dollars, apply GST where it's required, and keep clean records for accounting and IRD. We'd rather ship this properly than rush it, so we're rolling it out carefully and will keep you posted as each piece goes live.

NZ features & integrations on the roadmap

GST is the headline, but it isn't the whole story. Communi.co.nz is the home for a growing set of NZ-specific features and integrations designed around local creators, coaches and educators. As we roll these out, the aim is to make Communi feel like it was built for New Zealand — not adapted as an afterthought.

Here's what's planned and rolling out for New Zealand:

• GST support across pricing, checkout and invoicing (New Zealand's 15% Goods & Services Tax)
• A dedicated New Zealand presence at Communi.co.nz for Kiwi creators
• NZ-specific features tailored to local creators, coaches and educators
• NZ-focused integrations to fit the tools Kiwi businesses already use

These are being added progressively. Some are in build, some are coming soon — and we'll be transparent about what's live versus what's on the way as we go.

The core deal is the same — one-time $99, 0% fees

New country, same promise. Communi is still a one-time $99 lifetime deal with 0% platform transaction fees and no monthly subscription. You pay once, you keep what you earn, and you get the full platform — community, courses, events and Communi AI — with nothing skimmed off your sales.

For New Zealand creators that means you can build your community today at Communi.co.nz, keep 100% of your revenue, and pick up GST support and other NZ features as they roll out. No pricing games, no per-transaction cut — just a platform that grows with you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a New Zealand version of Communi?

Yes. Communi has launched Communi.co.nz, a dedicated New Zealand presence for Kiwi creators, coaches and educators, running on the same all-in-one platform — with GST support and NZ-specific features rolling out.

Does Communi support GST?

GST support is on the roadmap for New Zealand. We're rolling out handling of the 15% Goods & Services Tax across pricing, checkout and invoicing. It's coming rather than fully live today.

Can NZ creators use Communi now?

Yes. New Zealand creators can join and use Communi today. The full platform — community, courses, events and Communi AI — is available now, with GST and NZ features being added over time.

What NZ features are coming?

Planned features include GST support across pricing, checkout and invoicing, plus NZ-specific features and integrations tailored to local creators, coaches and educators — rolled out progressively.

How much does Communi cost in NZ?

Communi is a one-time $99 lifetime deal with 0% platform transaction fees and no monthly subscription. That same deal applies to NZ creators, with GST handling on pricing and invoicing rolling out.