Take payments at your booth
in seconds.
Farmers markets, craft fairs, festivals, and weekend pop-ups. Card, Venmo, and cash from the phone in your apron — plus a QR menu shoppers can order from while they wait.
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See it before your first market day
Real screens from the app — the menu shoppers see, the register you sell from, and the numbers waiting for you when you pack up.
Shoppers scan the code and browse your items — with photos and prices — while they wait in line.
Tap items, add a tip if you want one, then take cash, Venmo or Tap to Pay on your own phone — whatever the shopper reaches for.
Print the QR for your table or text the link — one tap to share, one tap to download.
See what sold, what you took in by cash, Venmo and card, and what to bring more of next week.
Everything a booth needs. Nothing it doesn't.
One phone runs the whole stall — payments, the order line, stock, and the numbers at the end of the day.
Tap to pay on your own phone
Shoppers tap their card, phone, or watch right on your Android phone. No reader to buy, charge, or lose in a tote bag.
Venmo QR on the table
Your Venmo code is built in. Show it, they pay, you mark it paid and move to the next person in line.
Cash counted for you
Ring up cash sales in a tap. The app keeps the running total so the cash box always matches the day.
A QR menu for the line
Post a QR at the front of your booth. Shoppers browse and pay on their own phone, and the order lands on yours.
Works when the signal doesn't
Cash sales keep ringing up in a dead-zone field or a basement hall, then sync the moment you have bars again.
Day-end totals in one tap
Close out the market and see what sold, what you took in cash versus card, and what's left on the table.
Know what to bring next week
Track stock per item and see what sold out first, so next market you pack the right amount.
Receipts from your own name
Emailed receipts and downloadable PDFs go out under your booth's name, not ours.
Extra hands, no extra logins
Share a code with whoever is helping you today. They can ring up sales without touching your settings.
Set up once. Sell every weekend.
Add your items
Type in what you're selling and the prices, or start from a template and edit. Takes a few minutes at the kitchen table.
Print or show the QR
Tape the QR to the front of your booth so shoppers can browse and pay on their own phone.
Take payment any way they want
Tap to pay, Venmo, or cash — same screen, a couple of taps, and the next person steps up.
Close out and see your totals
One tap at the end of the market archives the day and shows what sold, what you took in, and what's left.
If you sell from a table, it fits.
Produce & baked goods
Sell by the loaf, bunch, or pint. Stock counts tell you when you're down to the last dozen.
Crafts & makers
Higher-ticket items, card payments on the spot, and an emailed receipt for the buyer.
Food trucks & pop-ups
A QR menu keeps the line moving — orders come in while you're still plating the last one.
One-day festival booths
Nothing to install for helpers, no reader to rent, and totals ready before you pack the tent.
Free to set up. Pay when you grow.
Card and Venmo work with no monthly fee. Add Cash Mode and inventory only when you need them.
Single booth
One seller, one table, one market
Cash Mode + inventory after your first $50 of cash sales.
- Cash, Venmo, and card / Tap to Pay
- QR menu and item stock counts
- No email required — just a code and PIN
- Helper codes, multiple booths, market reports
Multiple booths
Market groups, several tables, a crew of helpers
Everything in a single booth, plus every market and every table under one account.
- Unlimited booths and market dates
- Helper codes, shift signups, manager invites
- Profit and margin columns, season summary, CSV export
- Email or Google sign-in for the owner
Card convenience fee
Nothing monthly for taking card. A small convenience fee is added to the shopper's total: $0.10 per in-person card or Tap to Pay sale, and $0.50 per order paid on the QR menu. Standard card processing fees come out of your own connected payout account. Cash and Venmo have no fee at all.