Know which events
are worth your table.
A booth runs $75–300, plus a weekend you do not get back — and most people still pick by word of mouth. Whether you make it by hand, produce it in batches, serve it on the day or do it live, Localfit ranks every market, fair, festival and expo in the Bay against what you make, where you sell and how far you’ll travel — and says plainly what each one asks for.
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Who it is for
Four ways to have something worth selling
Every seller at every event is doing one of these. Pick yours and the catalogue sorts itself.
You make each one
Makers, artists, jewellers, woodworkers, printmakers. One pair of hands, and no two the same.
You make it in batches
Small brands and early CPG — skincare, candles, sauces, apparel runs. Packaged, labelled, repeatable.
People eat it on the day
Bakers, roasters, cooks, drinks. It is made to be finished before you pack up.
You do it live
Services and talent — performers, teachers, stylists, body art, anyone whose product is the hour.
And four kinds of room to do it in:
- Markets
- Fairs
- Festivals
- Shows and expos
How we find them
The good ones get found by accident
Facebook, LinkedIn, Luma, Eventbrite, X. Finding the events worth showing up to is a scavenger hunt, and half the time you hear about the good ones after they are over. So we built an agent that does the hunting.
It watches the places events get posted
Facebook groups, LinkedIn, Luma, Eventbrite, X, organizer sites, and the mailing lists that never make it anywhere public.
Every event, update and deadline in one channel
Not a digest you will not read. The event, the change to the event, and the application deadline, as they happen.
Humans and agents, in one place
An agent does not get tired. A room full of people still knows things no scraper will.
And once you are in
Everything after “I found it”
One map, one list
Every event near you, with the ones outside your radius marked rather than hidden.
Deadlines that find you
Saved, applied, going, attended — and the apply-by date on the calendar you already use.
Leads from the table
A code people scan at your booth, and a recap that says whether the day paid for itself.
Add the one we missed
Paste a link from anywhere and we read the name, date, venue and organizer back to you.
Not a market — a tech week?
Demo nights, expo floors, side events and the rooms where the buyers actually are.