Your entire market in one dashboard
FEE COLLECTION
100% automated
Collect application fees, booth fees, and commission fees.
TIME SAVED
Cut admin time in half
Reduce manual scheduling, chasing payments, and data entry.
DESIGNED FOR
Markets, Festivals, Fairs
Any event with booths, vendors, and recurring dates.
key partners in the movement
Running a successful market isn’t just a job—it’s a responsibility you carry home with you, balancing early mornings, late nights, and a thousand invisible decisions with limited tools and even less time.
Hivey exists to replace outdated systems with clarity, so the work feels sustainable—not overwhelming.
Built for the people behind the tents
Built on Trust
Clear systems that support your vendors and protect relationships.
Operational Balance
Tools that work quietly in the background. So you don’t have to.
Everyday Stability
A steady foundation for a role that already carries enough unpredictability.
Making Events Easy Hivey
Automate the complicated stuff
That means 100% of your application fees, booth fees, and commissions are in “set and forget” mode. Set your fees, Hivey sends payment requests, you get a receipt when it’s paid (and so does the vendor). Simple as that.
Feel more organized than ever before
Find all the important stuff in one simplified dashboard– booth assignments + maps, permits, reminders, vendor details, and payment status. Hivey reduces clutter and gives you clear workflows that save hours every week.
Actually Understand Your Events as a Business
How much money did you actually make at your last market? Who were your most successful vendors? What tweaks should you make to improve? Know all of this without manually tracking in spreadsheets or holding onto to old post-it notes.
Vendors love us, too
We know how important it is to make sure our vendors are happy. From a seamless application process, to being able to manage their own details, cancel when needed, instantly see event info, and easily manage payments, vendors are always in the know and feel at ease.
