Creating A Paid Workshop Or Ticketed Event
Before You Start (Prerequisites)
To create a paid workshop or ticketed event on miingl, you’ll need:
A miingl account Sign Up Here
An Event Host subscription
A nouri account Sign up
A Stripe account for payment processing Sign Up
If you don’t have these set up yet, take a few minutes to do so before continuing.
What This Guide Helps You Do
By the end of this guide, you’ll be able to:
Create a paid or ticketed event in miingl
Set pricing and ticket limits
Connect nouri and Stripe for payments
Publish your event so people can purchase tickets
Manage registrations and orders
Step 1: Log Into miingl
Go to app.miingl.com.
If you already have an account, sign in
If not, create a miingl account and complete verification
Once logged in, you’ll land on your main dashboard.
Step 2: Create A New Event
From your dashboard:
Click Create miingl
Click Create Event
Upload a cover image that represents your workshop or experience
Best Cover Image Size 1800 x 600 px (3:1 Aspect Ratio) and 21% left and right sides for Cropping
Your event image is the first thing people see—choose something clear and inviting.
Step 3: Choose Public Or Private
You’ll be asked to choose your event type:
Public events are discoverable and visible to anyone
Private events are limited to people you invite or share the link with
Most paid workshops are public to allow discovery, unless the event is for a closed group or members-only audience.
Step 4: Name And Schedule Your Event
Next:
Give your event a clear, specific name
Set the date and start time
Clarity here matters—people are more likely to purchase tickets when they know exactly what they’re signing up for.
Step 5: Write A Strong Event Description
Your description plays a big role in ticket sales.
Be sure to:
explain who the event is for
describe what participants will experience
clarify what they’ll walk away with
Step 6: Enable Ticketing
To make your event paid:
Toggle Ticketed Event on
Important:Avoid using custom links for ticketed events. Ticketing requires the standard event flow to work correctly.
Step 7: Authorize Your nouri Account
Ticketing and event publishing are handled through nouri, miingl’s event partner.
If prompted:
Sign into your nouri account
Click Authorize to connect it to miingl
This connection allows ticket sales, attendee management, and event publishing.
Step 8: Set Ticket Price And Order Limits
Now you’ll configure ticketing details:
Enter your ticket price
Set a maximum number of tickets per order, or leave it unlimited
This helps you control group size and purchasing behavior.
Step 9: Proceed To nouri (Event Not Live Yet)
Click Create Event to continue to nouri.
At this stage:
your event exists
it is not published yet
no tickets are available for purchase
Step 10: Connect Your Stripe Account
Connect an existing Stripe account, or
Set one up if you don’t have one
Stripe handles all payment processing securely.
Step 11: Choose Publishing Options
In nouri, you’ll decide how your event is published:
immediately or later
public or private
Choose the option that fits your launch plan.
Step 12: Publish Your Event
When everything looks right:
Click Publish
Step 13: Manage Tickets And Attendees
After publishing, you can:
log into nouri to view orders
manage attendee information
share your event detail page for ticket sales
This is where you’ll monitor registrations leading up to your workshop.
Prefer To Watch Instead?
If you’d rather see the full setup process in action, you can follow along with this step-by-step video walkthrough:
The video covers the same flow outlined below, from creating the event to publishing it through nouri and connecting Stripe.
You can watch first, read first, or use both together.
Where To Go Next
For related guidance:
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