A wee website for market stall holders.
Your regulars know where you are on a Saturday. New customers don't. A small site with your market days, what you sell and how to reach you means they find you — and come back.
Launch price for the first 50 businesses — £199 after. Your .co.uk included.
The questions market stall holders get asked, answered before anyone sets off.
“Are you at the market on Saturday?”
“Where we'll be” sits on your home page: each market day, where, and what time.
“What do you sell, and how much?”
Your What we sell page lists everything with prices.
“Can I order ahead?”
Put pre-orders in what you sell, and your number is on your Find us page.
“Which market is closest?”
Every market you do is listed on your Find us page, with its times.
What the designer will ask you
Nothing is compulsory except your business name and a way to reach you. Skip anything and come back to it.
- Your market daysWhich day, which market, and the times — as many as you do.
- What you sellWith prices, if you like. Seasonal things can change later.
- Your number and emailFor pre-orders and questions.
- A few photosThe stall, the produce, the queue.
Built for market stall holders.
Home
Where you'll be this week, and what you sell.
What we sell
Your stock, your specials, your prices.
Find us
Every market you do, with times, plus your number and email.
Questions market stall holders ask
Can I list my market days?
Yes. Add each day, the market and the times. They show as “Where we'll be” on your home page and on your Find us page.
Do I need opening hours?
No. If you only trade at markets, your market days take their place.
Can people order ahead?
Put pre-orders in your list of what you sell, and your number and email are on every page for them to ask.
Guides for market stall holders
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Read →Get your market stall site live.
Answer a few questions and watch it build. See it before you pay — £149 to launch, your own .co.uk included.