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Treasure makes it straightforward to apply for table space at conventions, markets, and events. This page walks you through finding open vendor applications, what information you’ll need to submit, and how the review process works — whether you’re a first-time applicant or a returning seller.
Each event host sets their own application requirements, accepted product categories, and table pricing. Details vary from event to event.

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Find an event accepting vendors

Browse active events at ontreasure.com/events. Each listing shows the event name, date, and location. Open the event page to see whether vendor tables are available. On the event page, look for the Tables section in the purchase box. If the host has enabled vendor applications, you’ll see a See Tables button with pricing listed. Select it to view available table options and start your application.

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Submit your application

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Choose your table

On the event’s tables page, review the available table types, sizes, and pricing. Select the option that fits your setup and click through to begin the application.
2

Fill out your application

Complete the vendor application form. Most applications ask for:
  • Business name and a short description of what you sell
  • Product categories (art, handmade goods, apparel, food, etc.)
  • Table preferences such as size or quantity
  • Any additional information the host requests
Take your time here — a clear, complete application helps hosts make faster decisions.
3

Review and submit

Confirm your selections and submit the application. You’ll receive a confirmation that your submission is under review.

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Track your application status

After submitting, your application moves through the following statuses: Payment is tracked separately from your application status, as Unpaid, Paid, Partially Paid, Marked as Paid, Payment Processing, Payment Failed, or Refunded.
Marked as Paid means the host recorded your payment outside Treasure’s checkout — for example cash or a bank transfer you arranged directly. It confirms your table just like Paid.You may also briefly see a transient status such as Auto Checkout while a payment is being processed.
You can check both at any time from your vendor dashboard under Tables.

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When the host proposes changes

A host can propose a different set of items or quantities for your cart before accepting it — for example, if the size you asked for sold out. You’ll see a Review Cart Update action on the event in your dashboard, showing exactly what would change, plus any note the host left. Accepting the changes also accepts your application, so there’s no further wait for a decision. You can also decline and leave a note of your own, which keeps your cart as it was.
If you had set up AutoPay, accepting a cart update cancels that authorization because the amount changed. You’ll need to complete payment manually.
A host can also build a cart for you from scratch, which arrives as New Cart from Host in your dashboard.

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After acceptance

When your application is accepted, you’ll receive a notification. What happens next depends on how the host configured payment:
  • You receive a link to check out, or
  • You’re charged automatically using payment details you supplied during the application (AutoPay), or
  • You already paid at the end of the application, if the host uses immediate checkout
Check your email after submitting — Treasure sends status update notifications to the address on your account. Check your spam folder if you don’t see them within a day or two.
If the event uses Table Select, you pick specific numbered booths on the venue map during your application. A booth you add to your cart is locked for you for 20 minutes, and stays reserved while your application is pending. If the host rejects your application, the booth is released.
Table fees are paid through Treasure’s secure checkout, powered by Stripe. See Pay for your vendor table for the full payment walkthrough.