For agencies
Every client’s events, run from one place.
What the Pipeline plan actually lifts.
01
The caps come off
Field covers 1 live event a month with up to 500 attendees. On Pipeline both of those are uncapped, so the number of clients you take on stops being a plan decision.
01
The caps come off
Field covers 1 live event a month with up to 500 attendees. On Pipeline both of those are uncapped, so the number of clients you take on stops being a plan decision.
02
1,800 verified people a month
Aria finds people who match the event and hands you a list worth inviting. Pipeline's allowance is 1,800 lookups a month across every client you run, against 400 on Field.
02
1,800 verified people a month
Aria finds people who match the event and hands you a list worth inviting. Pipeline's allowance is 1,800 lookups a month across every client you run, against 400 on Field.
03
500 Aria prompts a day
Aria's daily allowance on Pipeline, shared across all your events. Field gets 150. The difference shows on the week three clients all want a plan at once.
03
500 Aria prompts a day
Aria's daily allowance on Pipeline, shared across all your events. Field gets 150. The difference shows on the week three clients all want a plan at once.
04
Send at agency volume
5,000 invitations a week and 2,000 guest emails a day. Invitations, reminders, messages and follow-ups all count against one ledger, so nothing goes out twice by accident.
04
Send at agency volume
5,000 invitations a week and 2,000 guest emails a day. Invitations, reminders, messages and follow-ups all count against one ledger, so nothing goes out twice by accident.
05
Five sources, synced every five minutes
Keep up to five CRM or spreadsheet sources connected at once, refreshed every five minutes. Field allows one, refreshed every fifteen.
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Five sources, synced every five minutes
Keep up to five CRM or spreadsheet sources connected at once, refreshed every five minutes. Field allows one, refreshed every fifteen.
06
Give a client their event, and nothing else
Team access can be scoped to named events rather than the whole workspace, so a client contact or a freelancer sees only what they are working on. Roles and permissions decide what they can do there.
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Give a client their event, and nothing else
Team access can be scoped to named events rather than the whole workspace, so a client contact or a freelancer sees only what they are working on. Roles and permissions decide what they can do there.
How an agency runs it.
01
One workspace, every client
All your clients' events live in the same workspace. There is no separate account to log into per client, and no switching.
01
One workspace, every client
All your clients' events live in the same workspace. There is no separate account to log into per client, and no switching.
02
Scope who sees what
Invite your team across everything, and invite a client contact or a freelancer to named events only. Both are ordinary invitations.
02
Scope who sees what
Invite your team across everything, and invite a client contact or a freelancer to named events only. Both are ordinary invitations.
03
Let Aria do the first draft
Aria builds the plan, the task list and the budget for each event, and finds people to invite. You edit rather than start from nothing.
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Let Aria do the first draft
Aria builds the plan, the task list and the budget for each event, and finds people to invite. You edit rather than start from nothing.
04
Run them in parallel
Unlimited live events means a busy month is a scheduling problem, not a billing one. The sending caps are weekly and daily, not per event.
04
Run them in parallel
Unlimited live events means a busy month is a scheduling problem, not a billing one. The sending caps are weekly and daily, not per event.
05
Show the client what it drove
Per event, see who came, what the tickets brought in and where the budget landed. It exports as a spreadsheet you can put straight in front of them.
05
Show the client what it drove
Per event, see who came, what the tickets brought in and where the budget landed. It exports as a spreadsheet you can put straight in front of them.
Common questions
Running an agency on Mingloft
Can I keep each client separate?
Everything runs in one workspace rather than an account per client. What you control is access: a team member can hold the whole workspace, or only the events you name. So a client contact sees their event and nothing else.
What are the sending limits?
On Pipeline, 5,000 invitations a week and 2,000 guest emails a day, counted across every event rather than per event. Cancellation notices are treated as service information and do not count.
How many people can Aria find for me?
1,800 a month on Pipeline, against 400 on Field. A lookup is one search or one person enrichment, because each of those costs us a credit with the data provider.
Do you take a cut of ticket sales?
There is no platform fee on any paid plan. Guests pay a 4% booking fee on paid tickets, and a free ticket carries no fee at all.
What does Field not cover that Pipeline does?
Field caps you at 1 live event a month, 500 attendees, 400 people lookups a month, 150 Aria prompts a day, 500 invitations a week and one connected source. Pipeline lifts every one of those.
Can my team have different levels of access?
Yes. Roles carry named permissions and you can build your own rather than choose from a fixed list. Access can cover the whole workspace or only the events you name.
Can I connect our CRM?
Up to five sources at once on Pipeline, refreshed every five minutes. Field allows one, refreshed every fifteen. CSV import is unmetered and does not count against either.
Is there anything above Pipeline?
Programme, for custom people-finding volume and a dedicated contact. It is priced per contract rather than listed.
Can I keep each client separate?
Everything runs in one workspace rather than an account per client. What you control is access: a team member can hold the whole workspace, or only the events you name. So a client contact sees their event and nothing else.
What are the sending limits?
On Pipeline, 5,000 invitations a week and 2,000 guest emails a day, counted across every event rather than per event. Cancellation notices are treated as service information and do not count.
How many people can Aria find for me?
1,800 a month on Pipeline, against 400 on Field. A lookup is one search or one person enrichment, because each of those costs us a credit with the data provider.
Do you take a cut of ticket sales?
There is no platform fee on any paid plan. Guests pay a 4% booking fee on paid tickets, and a free ticket carries no fee at all.
What does Field not cover that Pipeline does?
Field caps you at 1 live event a month, 500 attendees, 400 people lookups a month, 150 Aria prompts a day, 500 invitations a week and one connected source. Pipeline lifts every one of those.
Can my team have different levels of access?
Yes. Roles carry named permissions and you can build your own rather than choose from a fixed list. Access can cover the whole workspace or only the events you name.
Can I connect our CRM?
Up to five sources at once on Pipeline, refreshed every five minutes. Field allows one, refreshed every fifteen. CSV import is unmetered and does not count against either.
Is there anything above Pipeline?
Programme, for custom people-finding volume and a dedicated contact. It is priced per contract rather than listed.
Built for the month with six events in it.
1,800
Verified people a month on Pipeline, across every client you run
500
Aria prompts a day, shared across all of your events
0%
Platform fee on ticket sales. Guests pay a 4% booking fee on paid tickets