Have it built for you — Vendormation

Side by side

The only real difference is what happens on Tuesday.

Both options give you the same built system, under your name, yours to keep. The Build stops when I hand it over. The Engine keeps going.

What comes with either build before I build anything: Brand Kit Pro, the Follow-Up Vault and the Funnel Kit — $295 bought one at a time — plus the membership, which carries the Playbook and your Market Day Print Pack. The Holiday and Wholesale packs are not among them.

What you get	Build · $997	Engine · $1,497
One Link page — pre-orders, shipping, gift cards, bulk, wholesale, schedule	Yes	Yes
Built onto the platform you already use, or a new one if you have none	Yes	Yes
Payments connected to your own account	Yes	Yes
Print-ready QR sign and matching table cards	Yes	Yes
Email list set up and wired to the code	Yes	Yes
The three follow-up emails, written in your voice	Yes	Yes
Handover call	Yes	Yes
Three of the packs — Follow-Up Vault, Brand Kit Pro, Funnel Kit. $295 bought one at a time	Yes	Yes
Market Ready membership — the room where the other vendors are, and the Market Day Print Pack free with it. $9 a month on its own	Yes	Yes
Holiday Pack and Wholesale Kit — the two seasonal packs, $19 and $29. Not in either build; all five packs together are the Everything Kit at $229	—	—
Abandoned pre-order chase — someone reserves and doesn't pay, it follows up without you	—	Yes
Restock alerts — the people who asked get told the moment it's back	—	Yes
The weekly what-I'm-bringing send, scheduled and templated so it goes out every Wednesday	—	Yes
Repeat-buyer sequence after every order	—	Yes
Win-back for customers who've gone quiet	—	Yes
Wholesale enquiry routing so a café owner gets an answer same day	—	Yes
A season of campaigns loaded in advance — holiday run, shipping cutoffs, spring reopen	—	Yes

Put it plainly: at $997 the system exists and you drive it. At $1,497 it drives itself, and the things you'd forget to do on a Tuesday after a market weekend happen anyway.

The week

Ten minutes of your time. The rest is mine.

You fill in one short form

What you sell, what it costs, which markets you do, whether you ship, and what you already sell through if anything. Ten minutes, and you can do it from your phone in the van. If you have photos, send them; if you don't, we'll sort that out.

I build it

The page, the payments, the sign and cards, the list, the three emails. I write the emails in your voice from how you described your product — you approve them before anything sends. On the Engine this is also where the flows get wired and the season gets scheduled.

We get on a call

I show you how to add a product, send the Wednesday email, and check your pre-orders before you load the van. That's the whole job of running it. On the Engine, most of that is already happening on its own, so the call is mostly about what to look at and when.

You print the sign and go to market

And the next time you run out of something at 10:40, you've got somewhere to send them.

Straight answers

The questions I actually get

I already have a website / an Etsy / a Square shop.

Good — we'll use it rather than replacing things that work. The build is about the missing pieces: the pre-order path, the sold-out capture, the sign, and the emails. Tell me what you've got on the form and I'll work to it. I'd only suggest moving you if what you're on genuinely can't do pre-orders, and I'd tell you why before you paid.

I haven't picked a platform yet.

Then picking one is part of this, and it takes about four minutes once I know what you sell and whether you ship. You'll pay that company directly — their fee is theirs, not mine, and I'll tell you what it will be before we start. The playbook names the three I'd choose between if you'd rather decide yourself first.

Is there really no monthly fee?

Not to me. The tools themselves have free tiers that cover you for a long time, and if you outgrow them you'd pay those companies directly, not me. Market Ready is $9 a month if you buy it on its own, and it comes with your build, so you're not billed for that on top either. I'll tell you before we start what, if anything, will ever cost you.

Which one should I pick?

If you're the sort of person who'll actually sit down on a Wednesday and send the email, take the Build at $997 and keep the difference. If you know you won't — and most people running a market stall genuinely won't, because Wednesday is a production day — the extra $500 buys the part that doesn't depend on your energy that week.

What about the Holiday and Wholesale packs?

Those two are not in either build, and I'd rather say so here than have you assume. They're $19 and $29 on their own inside the room. On the Engine I do load and schedule a season of campaigns for you as part of the service — that's the work, not the pack. If you want all five packs as files, that's the Everything Kit at $229, separately.

What if my season's nearly over?

Then this is the best possible time. You already know what the holiday weeks are worth at your table — the part that usually isn't wired up in time is the gift-card link, the shipping cutoff and somewhere to take a pre-order. Getting set up now also means you spend the off-season with a list instead of starting cold in spring.

Can I start with the Build and add the Engine later?

Yes, and you'll pay the difference rather than starting over. Nothing gets rebuilt — the flows sit on top of what's already there.

Who actually does the work?

Me. Andrew. You'll be dealing with one person start to finish, which is also why I can only take on a handful of these at a time. The checkout shows how many places are open right now — when it says sold out, it is.

Build it for me — $997 → Have it run itself — $1,497 →

I'll build the whole thing
before your next market.