June
- Salad greens
- Radishes
- Rhubarb
- Asparagus
- Herbs
For market managers
Markets happen every week, all season. That repetition is what makes them valuable: a booth map that people check every Saturday morning is worth more to a vendor than a one-day event listing.
Working demo · fictional vendors
Crazy Woman Square · Buffalo, WY · Saturdays · 8am–1pm · June–September. Search a vendor or a product, then get walking directions to the booth.
24 vendors · 9 facilities
Tap any booth for details and walking directions. On a phone at the venue, “Where am I?” uses real GPS — off-site it falls back to the main gate so the walk-me-there flow still demonstrates.
The reason a shopper opens the page mid-week — and the reason a vendor keeps their listing current instead of treating it as an ad.
Vendors update their own “bringing this week” list. That keeps the produce search honest and gives the market something new to post every Friday.
Sample season rates
Season pricing rather than per-event: vendors commit once and the market has its budget in hand before opening day.
$60 / season
Every vendor at the market gets on the map.
$120 / season
For vendors who want to be found before market day.
$220 / season
Top of the directory, every week.
$750 / season
Banks, health systems, co-ops, and grocers.
12 standard × $60 + 8 enhanced × $120 + 4 featured × $220 = $2,560 a season from vendors, plus a $750 market sponsor. The market keeps the vendor relationships and the revenue; we run the platform.
No app, no download. The market prints one code; shoppers land on the booth map for that Saturday.
The single most-asked market-day question is whether it is happening. Live conditions, alerts, and a cancellation banner live on the same page.
Twenty market days a season means twenty reasons to open the page. That is what a vendor is really buying.
Send a booth layout and a vendor list. We will have a working map before your next market day.
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