Ireland's Market & Vendor Platform
List your market, attract quality vendors and manage applications in one simple place.
A Facebook post asking for vendors. Replies in comments, in Messenger, in your inbox, and one on WhatsApp from your cousin. A spreadsheet that is out of date by Tuesday.
A guided form with sensible defaults. No technical skill, no web designer.
Every vendor arrives with the same information, so you can actually compare them.
One tap. The vendor is notified automatically — no awkward follow-up email.
Send setup times and pitch numbers without handing out your mobile number.
Know how full you are and which categories are still short — before it is too late.
Ready-made graphics for Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and a printable QR poster.
Listing a market and receiving vendor applications is free. Optional paid extras exist for organisers who want more reach.
Homepage and category-page promotion for markets that want extra visibility during a busy season.
Pricing not yet set. Nothing is being sold today.
Weekly farmers’ markets, monthly craft fairs, annual Christmas markets — you should not be retyping the same listing every time.
Duplicate your last market and change only what is different: the date, the deadline, how many spaces you have, the price. Your description, requirements, photos and vendor terms all carry over.
Vendors who traded with you before are flagged when they apply again, so you can see at a glance who you already know.
Only these four fields need your attention.
No. You can fill in your market details first and create an account at the end, when you publish.
List it anyway. The platform supports every category from day one. Christmas is where we are concentrating our marketing for 2026, not a limit on what you can list.
No. You can publish a listing purely so visitors can find your market, and leave vendor applications closed.
Not yet. Stall payments are planned, but for now you arrange payment directly with vendors however you already do.
No — and we are clear about that. Vendors self-declare their insurance and certifications, and those details are shown on their profile. Verifying them is part of your approval process, exactly as it is now.
Free to list, and about three minutes to publish.