Marts & Crafts
Marts & Crafts

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Marts & Crafts

Marts & Crafts

Marts & Crafts vs Find A Market

Find A Market and Marts & Crafts both help vendors find the shows worth their booth fee. Here is what each one does, as plainly as we can put it.

Side by side

WhatMarts & CraftsFind A Market
Finding fairsUpcoming craft fairs by state and town, each linked back to where it was found.A fair and market directory, with vendors rating the shows they’ve done.
A shop page for what you makeYes: every maker gets a free shop page of her own for what she makes, where shoppers nearby can find her.We didn’t find one on their site.
What vendors payFree account; the Makers Guild is $9.99 a month or $99 a year.Free; Market Pass $5 a month; Vendor Plus $15 a month; a 7-day trial with no card.
For organizersList your fair, fill your booths, spread the word, and run the day.Organizer Plus at $29 a month.
Beyond fairsClasses and workshops, yard sales, free calculators and printables, Booth checkout, and the Gazette every morning.A Discord community and a referral program.

What we say about Find A Market is from their own site in November 2026. Their prices and plans may have changed since; check their site for today’s.

Who each one fits

Find A Market fits a vendor who mostly wants other vendors’ ratings of a show before applying, at a low monthly price.

Marts & Crafts fits a maker who wants her fairs, her deadlines and booth fees, and a shop page for what she makes in one place, with the prep tools free.

Join Marts & Crafts free or see what the Makers Guild adds.

Questions

What’s the difference between Marts & Crafts and Find A Market?

Both list craft fairs for vendors. Find A Market adds vendor ratings of shows. Marts & Crafts adds a free shop page for each maker, free prep tools, classes and yard sales, and a state-and-town fair directory.

Is Marts & Crafts free?

Yes, a free account takes no card. The Makers Guild, with Mart Match and the Market Journal, is $9.99 a month or $99 a year.