Booth License and Booth Fee. What’s the difference?

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Booth License is NOT required but if you want the same booth(s) each time you come then you need a booth license for each booth and each day. The Booth License is $75 per booth per month. With a Booth License your booth selection will be automatically reserved for you to book each week. This is only a reservation like an insurance policy that means no one else can buy the booth so long as you pay the booth fee by Midnight the week of the markets. If you don’t pay for the booth(s) by Midnight on Tuesday, your booths will be release for THAT WEEK ONLY so that someone else can book it.

Let’s say you are not going to be able to attend the 2nd week in January. Simply do nothing that week and the booth(s) will release for someone to book but only for that weekend. The future reservations are still in place.

So long as your booth(s) are paid for by midnight on Tuesday of the week of the market, your are all set.

Booth Fee is required with or with out you having a Booth License. The License protects your booth from someone buying it and the Booth Fee is the cost of the booth to participate.

The Booth License is set up one time and will automatically deduct the fee each month from the credit card you use to set it up. There is no contract so you can cancel at any time but if you cancel or don’t have the funds to cover the booth license on the first of the month, you will lose that license and another vendor can grab it.

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