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Minnit: Buy vs Skip (White-Label Event Portals for Agencies)

IF your agency runs recurring branded client events and can absorb $175/mo Pro (5,000 registrations, unlimited events) or $599/mo Business (25,000 registrations) plus $7.50 per 250 extra registrations and $0.125 per viewer-hour of streaming, THEN Minnit gives you a rebrandable event portal with custom domains, Stripe payments, and group chat under one agency account. IF your event volume is one-off or attendee counts stay under 100, run the Free tier (one event, 100 registrations) as a pilot before committing to a paid plan.

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Minnit: Buy vs Skip (White-Label Event Portals for Agencies)

“IF your agency runs recurring branded client events and can absorb $175/mo Pro (5,000 registrations, unlimited events) or $599/mo Business (25,000 registrations) plus $7.50 per 250 extra registrations and $0.125 per viewer-hour of streaming, THEN Minnit gives you a rebrandable event portal with custom domains, Stripe payments, and group chat under one agency account. IF your event volume is one-off or attendee counts stay under 100, run the Free tier (one event, 100 registrations) as a pilot before committing to a paid plan.”

When is it the right choice?
  • Agency hosts 2 or more client webinars or conferences per month, where Pro's unlimited events at $175/mo beats paying per-event elsewhere
  • Client events need paid ticketing, and routing checkout through the agency's own Stripe account keeps revenue and reconciliation inside the agency
  • Attendee lists regularly exceed 5,000, making the Business plan's 25,000 registration ceiling at $599/mo ($500 annual) the cheaper gate
  • Clients expect their own logo and domain on the registration and event pages, which Minnit's white-label and custom domain setup covers
  • Agency wants a low-risk test: the 14-day refund policy supports piloting with 2-3 clients before a full retainer rollout
When should you skip it?
  • Event calendar is sporadic (quarterly or annual), so a $175/mo Pro subscription sits idle between events while the Free tier's single event and 100 registrations cover the gap
  • Streaming is heavy on viewer-hours, because the $0.125 per viewer-hour add-on stacks on top of plan fees and can outrun the base subscription
  • Agency needs a persistent client workspace for files, approvals, and project tracking rather than a live event venue, which is what client portal tools like Clinked or Assembly provide
  • Budget cannot absorb variable costs: $7.50 per 250 additional registrations means a spike past the plan ceiling produces a bill the agency must pre-quote to clients
  • Clients require deep event analytics or integrations beyond registration export, email reminders, and group chat, none of which Minnit's feature set covers
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