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#133SaaS Updated September 4, 2026

BoothInventory: Inventory and Sales Tracking for the Craft Fair Circuit · Updated September 4, 2026

A counting app for makers who want to know which markets pay off and which just cost a booth fee.

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On Friday, September 4, 2026, BoothInventory sits at #133 of 154 on premierdelaclasse.lol with 1ドル pledged, 1ドル behind MicPrep.

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BoothInventory is a web app for independent makers who sell handmade goods at craft fairs, art markets, and pop-up events. Its pitch is plain: see what sold at every market, what to make next, and which shows earn their fee. Instead of guessing after a long weekend behind a table, you count your stock in, record each sale as it happens (even with no cell signal), and count what is left at load-out. The gap between those numbers becomes a sales report and a show scorecard you can actually read on the drive home.

BoothInventory also appears on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought rather than earned. On that board, BoothInventory holds the spot its bid pays for, and nothing more: the position and the sum behind it are shown live on the site and change with every payment, so you will not find either quoted here. Everything below is about the product itself, not about its place in a game of paid rankings.

What BoothInventory actually does

The whole app is built around four counting habits, done in order. First, you build a booth inventory list once in the studio, with product details and prices. Second, you count items in as you set up the table. Third, you record sales as they happen, and this step works fully offline, which matters when a market field has no signal. Fourth, you count what is left at load-out, and BoothInventory turns the difference into a sales report and a show scorecard.

The counting is not meant to be a solo chore. Multiple people can count at the same time, on a busy stall or across two booths, and their tallies merge into one result. If you run card sales through a reader, you can batch import those transactions instead of re-keying them, and anything can move in or out by CSV. The point is to end each show with real figures rather than a vague sense that it went fine.

Turning a weekend into a profit number

Sales are only half of the answer. A market that sells well can still lose money once the booth fee, the gas to get there, a night of lodging, and card processing fees are counted. BoothInventory folds those costs in automatically, so a show's scorecard reflects what you actually kept, not just what rang up.

For deciding which applications to accept, there is a break-even calculator: you can see roughly how much you need to sell before a given show pays for itself. When it is time to make more, restock lists are organized by production batch, so you are refilling what sold rather than guessing. And because makers cross state and county lines, sales reporting can be split by jurisdiction, which makes tax time considerably less of a shoebox exercise.

Plans and pricing

BoothInventory publishes three monthly plans, billed monthly, with no setup fees and no contracts. Weekend Maker is 12ドル per month and covers up to 8 shows a year, aimed at people who do a handful of markets. Full Circuit is 29ドル per month with unlimited shows, for makers who are out most weekends. Maker Team is 69ドル per month and includes 5 staff logins, for studios that send more than one person to the table.

The tiers line up with how often you sell and how many hands are counting, rather than with feature gates on the basics. These figures come straight from BoothInventory's own pricing page and are the product's numbers, not the leaderboard's.

Who it is for

BoothInventory is squarely aimed at makers and artisans selling handmade goods on the United States craft fair and art market circuit. It is comfortable for a solo operator running one table, a small studio splitting the work, and dual-booth setups where two counts need to become one.

If you have ever driven home from a market unsure whether the day was a win or just a busy blur, that is the exact problem this tool is built to answer. It does not promise to sell your work for you. It promises to tell you, honestly, which shows are worth applying to again.

Frequently asked questions

What is BoothInventory's rank today?

As of September 4, 2026, BoothInventory sits at #133 (125 of 139 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with 1ドル pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.

How much to overtake MicPrep today?

As of September 4, 2026, about 1ドル on top of BoothInventory's current total takes it past MicPrep and up to #132. The board updates live with every payment.

What does BoothInventory do?

It is a web app that helps makers track inventory and sales across craft fairs and markets. You count stock in at setup, log sales as they happen, and count what is left at load-out. BoothInventory then produces a sales report and a per-show scorecard so you know what sold and what to make next.

Does BoothInventory work without an internet connection?

Yes. Recording sales works fully offline, which is the point for market fields and venues with no cell signal. Your counts sync into reports without needing a live connection at the table.

How much does BoothInventory cost?

There are three monthly plans with no setup fees or contracts: Weekend Maker at 12ドル per month (up to 8 shows a year), Full Circuit at 29ドル per month (unlimited shows), and Maker Team at 69ドル per month (includes 5 staff logins). These are BoothInventory's own published prices.

Can more than one person count at the same time?

Yes. Multiple people can count simultaneously, including across two booths, and their tallies merge into a single result. You can also batch import card reader transactions and move data in or out by CSV.

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