Both. It’s a community platform (app + web) and I also produce vendor markets and city activations through it. Vendors get real visibility, and the community gets real-life events.

It started in Kingwood because I grew up here, but it covers Greater Houston. If you’re a vendor, that’s a win because you’re not limited to one neighborhood audience.

We share through the community feed, event pages, and direct notifications. The platform is built for fast communication and repeated reminders.

Local shoppers who like discovering small businesses in real life, not just online. A strong portion is families and women who shop local and show up for community events.

No. Vendors only need a free account to book.

Book online through the vendor registration form and checkout. If your category is open, you can book immediately.

Yes. You can book one event or multiple in the same checkout.

Booking is automatic as long as your category has availability. Once it’s sold out, it closes.

If your category is full, you’ll need to choose another date or another category that fits your product line. Category limits are there to protect vendors.

If you booked the wrong category, reach out and we can correct it if space is available. If that category is full, you may need to keep the original booking.

We limit how many vendors can book under the same category so the market stays curated and vendors aren’t competing against 20 people selling the same thing.

Kingwood is curated tightly, and availability is shown during checkout in real time. If a category sells out, it closes automatically.

Choose the category that best represents your main product. If you truly fit both, pick the one that matches what you plan to feature most at the event.

Yes. Food is not treated as one giant category. We separate it so you don’t have 10 of the same type of food vendor.

Vendors pick their spot when they arrive. First-come, first-pick.

Setup details are posted inside the Vendor Group during event week so everyone has the most accurate instructions.

Yes. Plan to bring your tent, tables, chairs, and weights as needed.

Assume no unless it’s clearly stated for a specific event.

Vendor parking and load-in details are shared in the Vendor Group before each event.

Fees vary by event and location and are listed on the vendor page and at checkout.

Yes. You can reserve your booth with 50% down and pay the remainder later according to the checkout terms.

The remaining balance is due before your first event. The exact timing is shown during checkout.

Yes. All markets are rain or shine.

No refunds. However, if something is canceled, booth credits are available.

In many cases, we can apply your booth as a credit toward another event, depending on availability.

Food vendors are responsible for following local requirements. If a permit is required for a specific event, we will note it in the vendor info.

Yes, as long as you are operating legally under applicable rules. If an event requires additional permitting, we’ll communicate that.

We highlight vendors through the community feed, group posts, and event content. Vendors can also post directly to the community.

Yes. You’re encouraged to post in the feed and in the vendor group so locals know what you sell before they arrive.

Yes. If someone follows you, your posts can reach them through notifications (push, email, and in-app if enabled). You’re not fighting an algorithm.

Yes. When vendors share the event, it increases traffic for everyone. We’ll provide key posts and details to make it easy.