Minnit Registration Ladder
Minnit's pricing is a ladder, not a flat subscription: the Free plan caps at one event and 100 registrations, Pro at $175 monthly ($150 annual) covers 5,000 registrations, and Business at $599 monthly ($500 annual) reaches 25,000.
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What is Minnit Registration Ladder?
“Attendee count → plan tier → per-unit add-on cost”
Minnit's pricing is a ladder, not a flat subscription: the Free plan caps at one event and 100 registrations, Pro at $175 monthly ($150 annual) covers 5,000 registrations, and Business at $599 monthly ($500 annual) reaches 25,000. Above the included volume, agencies pay $7.50 per 250 registrations, and streaming adds $0.125 per viewer-hour. The framework asks an agency to forecast each client's peak registration count before quoting a retainer, because a 6,000-person webinar pushes a Pro account into overage while the same event sits comfortably inside Business. Run the math per client, not per agency: a local nonprofit hosting 1-2 events under 100 attendees fits the Free tier and a $550/mo productized offer, while a conference client at 12,000 registrations needs Business plus streaming budget built into the fee. The ladder keeps delivery margins visible before the event goes live, and the 14-day refund policy lets agencies test the tier assumption with 2-3 pilot clients.
More on Minnit
- StrategyWhy Minnit Turns Event Delivery Into Recurring Agency Retainer Revenue
- Evaluation RuleMinnit Rule: Adopt Only When Event Volume Clears the $175 Pro Floor
- Decision FrameworkMinnit: Buy vs Skip (White-Label Event Portals for Agencies)
- Failure PatternThe Minnit Registration Overage Trap: Why Agencies Fail With Minnit on Paid Client Events
- Implementation BlueprintMinnit Paid Webinar Resale Build (6-8 days)
- Operating ProcedureMinnit Branded Event Launch (Delivery)