A show circuit platform for makers and the fairs that book them
Suggested by the multipliers.ai team · Oct 16, 2026
The problem
Makers apply to many craft and art fairs with different forms, fees and deadlines, while organizers juggle applications, jury notes and booth payments in email. Both sides repeat the same work every season.
Who has this problem
Craft and art fair organizers and the independent makers who apply to their shows.
How we'd know it worked
Makers apply to several shows from one profile, and organizers run jurying, booth assignment and payments in one place.
Market facts
Craft and fine artists held about 53,400 jobs in the US, and self-employed workers made up 58 percent of them.
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics (opens in a new tab), 2025
A city-run art fair in Indiana lists a $20 non-refundable jury fee per application and a $60 booth fee per fair for selected artists.
Source: City of Bloomington, Indiana (opens in a new tab), 2026
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