In the news: FestKit ties vendor booths to a live festival site map
FestKit launches as a festival ops tool that connects vendor applications and payments to a scaled site plan — then publishes an attendee map from the same layout.
Sources: FestKit · founder launch notes on LinkedIn
FestKit is pitching itself as one map for the whole outdoor event — vendor applications and payments, a staff site plan, and a browser-based attendee map opened from a QR code, aimed at festivals, fairs and markets.
The pitch will sound familiar to anyone who has moved a food truck in five places at once: a form, a spreadsheet, a payment dashboard, an email thread and a Canva layout. FestKit’s bet is that booth inventory, placement and the public map should be the same underlying plan. Pricing starts free for listings and applications, with paid tiers and a percentage fee on vendor payments.
Why Eventplot: the category is right — vendors, pitches and the public map belong together. Eventplot already runs that stack for outdoor festivals: a fully editable 3D site plan, vendor records and plot assignments in one place, schedules, then a live visitor map and event website published from the same plan. Move a food truck once; staff and attendees see it. Built for outdoor ops, not a spreadsheet glued to a Canva PDF.
