For vendor markets
Stalls, shifts, and applicants, in one place that isn't your inbox.
A market is a building full of small businesses that change every season. Taberna tracks who has which stall, who's covering the floor, who's applying, and puts the whole market on one public page.
Applications from a door sign
A public form with spam scoring. Applicants land in a pipeline; approve, screen, or move them into a stall in a click.
Stall rent and shared costs
Monthly rent per stall. A utility bill posted once splits to every ledger with the receipt attached.
Vendor shifts and covers
The floor rotation with open-shift covers and rent credits. Missed shifts are noticed, not policed.
A market site you don't maintain
Directory, events, an Open Now board, an application form. Each vendor edits their own page.
In their words
“Applications used to be a pile of Instagram DMs.”
Market coordinator, 22 stalls
Questions vendor markets ask
- Vendors come and go seasonally. Is that painful?
- Move-out takes a minute and leaves a 'moved' page so old links still work. Move-in pre-fills from the application.
- Can vendors run their own events?
- They request the event room; you approve from the morning digest. It lands on the public calendar.
- Do you take a cut of sales?
- No. Pay as you go is 1% of rent paid by card through Taberna, capped. Cash rent costs nothing.
Free until rent moves through it.
No card, no trial clock. Add your tenants in ten minutes or paste them from a spreadsheet, and text them their login.