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Eventeny Surpasses 1 Million Applications From Artists, Vendors, and Exhibitors

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Eventeny has doubled its total applications processed since February 2025, and it continues to gain market share in the festivals and events industry.

ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, September 2, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The event management platform Eventeny, which serves organizers of festivals, fairs, markets, and conventions across North America, has handled more than 1 million applications from vendors, artists, and exhibitors. This achievement comes only six months after Eventeny officially became the largest vendor marketplace in the United States. A significant portion of this growth stems from large event producers joining the platform, such as New Row Productions, which has lined up 147 vendor events with Eventeny over the next 18 months.

Key Details:
– Eventeny holds the largest vendor marketplace in the United States.
– Eventeny has processed 500,000 applications in just the last 18 months, and over 1 million applications in total.
– Applications come from state and county fairs, art and maker markets, food and drink festivals, fan conventions, community events, and music festivals across all 50 states and Canada.
– Every vendor, artist, and exhibitor who submits an application to sell, exhibit, or perform at an event hosted on Eventeny is counted as an application.

"We wanted Eventeny to work just as well for the person submitting an application as the person reviewing it, because a million applications means a million creators finding new opportunities to share their work and grow their businesses," said Nausheen Punjani, Co-Founder and COO of Eventeny. "We’ve spent the past 8 years sitting down with vendors, artists, event organizers, and others in the community to understand their needs. Organizers are looking for the right creators, creators are looking for the right events, and we built Eventeny to be the matchmaker."

Quick facts:
How does Eventeny work with markets and vendor events?
Eventeny enables organizers of markets, fairs, and festivals to build smart applications for vendors, artists, and exhibitors. After applications are submitted, organizers use a single platform to manage approvals, payments, jury scoring, and booth assignments — instead of juggling spreadsheets and forms.

How do vendors apply to sell at a market or festival through Eventeny?
Vendors submit an application through Eventeny for the specific market or festival they wish to join, and organizers review and approve those applications directly on the platform. Participants can view their application status in real time, track payment details, communicate with organizers, and manage an online store.

How does Eventeny help event organizers manage vendors, artists and exhibitors?
Eventeny replaces the spreadsheets, forms, and manual outreach that organizers rely on to track vendors, offering a unified system for applications, approvals, scheduling, and communication.

How does Eventeny match organizers with vendors?
Organizers post what they are seeking, vendors apply to events that suit their businesses, and Eventeny handles the review and approval process between the two sides.

About Eventeny:
Eventeny is an event management platform that brings together ticketing, vendor management, mapping, volunteer shift tracking, scheduling, and guest logistics into one system — replacing the disjointed set of tools most organizers piece together on their own. The founders built the platform after watching their sister, an event planner, exhaust herself under the manual chaos of the job. Eventeny has processed more than a million vendor applications and says it saves organizers up to four months of manual work each year.

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Cat McDevitt
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David Hall

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