Running a Farmers Market Shouldn’t Feel Like Running 5 Different Systems
If you manage a farmers market, vendor market, pop-up market, or community event, you already know the struggle:
- Vendor applications in one place
- Payments in another
- Spreadsheets for booth assignments
- Paper maps and printed tickets
- Endless emails and manual follow-ups
That’s exactly why Zinifly was created.
Zinifly is a true all-in-one farmers market software designed specifically for market owners who want to streamline operations, increase revenue, and deliver a better experience for both vendors and attendees.
What Makes Zinifly Different From Other Farmers Market Software?
Most platforms solve one problem. Zinifly solves everything.
With Zinifly, market owners can:
- Manage vendors and applications in one dashboard
- Create and manage events effortlessly
- Accept vendor payments and split payouts automatically
- Sell tickets online and at the gate
- Build interactive vendor maps and layouts
- Give every vendor their own mini-website with ecommerce
No duct-taped tools. No spreadsheets. No chaos.
Built for Farmers Markets, Vendor Markets & Community Events
Zinifly is purpose-built for:
- Farmers markets
- Artisan markets
- Flea markets
- Craft fairs
- Food festivals
- Pop-up markets
- Multi-day vendor events
Whether you host weekly markets or large seasonal events, Zinifly scales with you.
Give Vendors Their Own Mini Website & Online Store
One of Zinifly’s most powerful features is vendor mini-sites.
Each approved vendor gets:
- A branded profile page
- Product listings
- Online ordering and payments
- Vendor bio and contact info
- A permanent online presence
This helps vendors grow their businesses—and keeps them coming back to your market.
The Future of Farmers Market Management Is Here
Market owners are moving away from manual processes and toward automation.
Zinifly is not just software—it’s your digital market infrastructure.
👉 If you’re searching for farmers market software that actually does it all, Zinifly is the solution.
