Series instead of single dates
The weekly market runs as one series. A single date can be changed without touching the rest of the run.
For market traders and pop-ups
Market stall software for dates that come back every week
The market has been on the same day for years — and every week it gets typed into the calendar again, with a checklist copied from the last one. Mobistro treats a recurring market as what it is: one series, with a template that is already waiting.
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For stalls that run the same date again and again
Whether you trade from a farmers market stall, festival vendor booth or seasonal pop-up, Mobistro helps track supplies and equipment between storage, vehicles and the selling space while your existing POS stays in place.
From day-to-day operations
The same market every week — and the same setup work every week
- The date has been fixed for years, yet it goes into the calendar one entry at a time.
- Last week’s checklist gets copied and adjusted, and two markets later it starts over.
- Whether the last trading day went better than the one before is compared by feel.
- A change meant to apply from now on has to be repeated on every future date by hand.
Set it up once, call it up every week
A recurring market is a series, not a stack of single dates. What holds for the run is settled once — an individual date stays editable all the same.
Standard templates on the series
Store the packing template that applies to this run once per vehicle. Every date of the series picks it up without you selecting it again.
A result for every trading day
Completed dates sit in one table with revenue, costs and what was left. You can see directly how each trading day performed against the previous date.
Stock across storage and vehicles
What stays on the stall and what goes back to the main storage sits per location, not in one total.
From planning the season to the drive home
- 01
The season is planned
The weekly market goes into the calendar as a series — not thirty times, one by one.
- 02
The night before a trading day
The checklist is already there, because the series brings its templates along. Check quantities, load, done.
- 03
One date runs differently
A holiday market with twice the footfall: raise the head count, quantities follow — for that date only.
- 04
After the drive home
Record leftovers and losses. The date then appears with its result in the finance overview.
A clear boundary
Software for stall operators, not market organizers
Mobistro does not allocate booths, manage vendor applications or process customer payments. It works alongside your POS to organize the run behind your own stall — dates, templates, loading and wrap-up.
Frequently asked questions
Is Mobistro a POS for market stalls?
No. Mobistro complements your existing POS with operational planning and preparation.
How do I set up a weekly market?
As a series with a repeat rule and an end date. Mobistro creates the individual dates from it — you do not enter them week by week.
Can I change one date out of the run?
Yes. Times, head count and packing checklist of a single date can be edited without changing the rest of the series.
Can I create templates for different markets and pop-ups?
Yes. Weekly markets, holiday markets, vendor booths and special events can use different checklists. The template for a run is stored once on the series, per vehicle.
Can I tell whether a trading day beat the last one?
Yes. Every completed date sits in the finance overview with revenue, costs and what was left, compared with the previous date in the same series.
Is this software for market organizers?
No. Mobistro is designed for the operator running the stall, booth or pop-up, not for assigning vendor spaces to multiple businesses.
How much does Mobistro cost for market stalls?
Nothing during beta, however many trading days a year add up. A paid subscription only starts if you actively choose one.
Thirty trading days are one series, not thirty jobs.
Try Mobistro free during beta and keep the POS your stall already uses.