Applying the first time takes longer than every time after it, because you set
up your vendor details as you go. Those details are reused for every future
application.

One account covers every market and event you ever apply to. You never need a
second one.

Find the application

There are three ways in:

• The Apply button on the market's profile.
• An application built into the market's own website.
• A private email invitation, for an application not open to everyone.

You have to be signed in to apply. If you are not, you will be asked to sign in
or create an account first.

Set up your vendor details

The first time only, you are asked who you are:

• Your vendor name
• A logo, if you have one
• A short description of your business
• Your location, and phone numbers if you want to give them

Some markets also ask for a vendor type and a main product category. If a
market does not use those, you will not be asked.

That is the one-off part. Sign in with the same account next time and you go
straight to the application.

Fill in the application

Every market asks for something different, but most of it comes from this list:

• A message at the top. Read it. It is where the market sets out its rules
  and what it expects.
• Documents to read. Some you tick to agree to; some you sign.
• Documents to provide. Insurance, certificates. You upload these, and can
  set an expiry date where it matters.
• Questions, which vary a lot between markets.
• Days to attend, if the market runs more than one and lets you choose.
  Some are all or nothing.
• Rentals, such as a table or a tent, if the market offers them.
• Products, if the market checks what you sell before accepting you. Add as
  many as you like and say which you would sell there.
• Fees, if the market charges to apply or on approval.
• A message box, for anything the questions did not cover.

Submit it

If there is an application fee, you enter your card details first. Then click
the button at the bottom to submit.