For independent businesses
Pricing · Free early access
One place for what you sell—and where people can find you.
Put your products, upcoming appearances, and practical business details in one clear introduction for customers and organizers. Then use the same profile when you apply to an event.
Next: sign in to create or claim your profile, then review it before sharing. Already have a profile? Vendor sign in
Less searching. More places to show up.
Find selected event opportunities from Facebook, Eventbrite, and WKND in one place.
Coverage varies by location. Check each listing for vendor availability.
Explore opportunitiesSee how your profile can show visitors where they can meet your business next, with event details and calendar appearances.
Upcoming on WKND
See where the next gathering is.
Browse published public events so you can understand the markets and gatherings where local businesses meet their community.
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Your vendor profile
The details that turn a glance into a visit.
A single, public-facing vendor page keeps the work, the business context, and appearances together in one scroll.
Sample vendor profile · full page reference
Make the offering legible. Images and product details answer the first question before a visitor has to ask.
Give the business a proper introduction. Keep the practical details in a place a shopper or organizer can return to.
Turn a good find into a visit. Upcoming appearances keep the next in-person moment connected to the profile.
Peer examples
A few sample profiles in good company.
Reference examples show the kind of introduction customers and organizers encounter.
How it works
You’ve built the business. You shouldn’t have to keep rebuilding the introduction.
Start with your work, not a blank page
Add your social photos if useful, or build the practical details yourself. Instagram is optional.
Be discoverable beyond your own following
Keep your offerings, story, and setup information in one shareable profile.
Keep the connection after pack-up
Give customers and organizers a clear place to find your business again.
One good introduction
Your profile is ready when the next market is.
Social posts and event history do a lot of heavy lifting. A profile gives the details a dependable home—and gives visitors a clear view of your upcoming appearances.
- Keep business details in one place
- Let organizers understand your offering before they reach out
- Show visitors where they can meet you next through your event appearances
Optional social proof
Instagram is a head start, not a requirement.
Use Instagram content to get a head start, then review and edit your profile. Or complete it yourself without a social account.
Vendor FAQ
The useful fine print.
Is Instagram required?
No. It can help you get started, but you can create and maintain a profile without connecting a social account.
Can I browse before signing up?
Yes. Marketplace profiles and public events are open to browse. Sign in when you are ready to build or manage your vendor profile.
Who decides booth fees?
Each organizer sets event-specific booth fees and requirements. Those are separate from WKND platform access and pricing.
Free early access
Join WKND during free early access.
Create or claim my profileCurrent vendor tools are free during early access. Paid packages shown on pricing are planned, not available to buy; booth fees and other event costs are set separately by organizers.
Read the current offer and planned package details