#183 (page 1)SaaSUpdated September 20, 2026

StallDeck: one board for the whole farmers market · Updated September 20, 2026

Stall maps, vendor applications, fee ledgers and the Saturday vendor list, all managed from a single screen.

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StallDeck is a market management platform for the people who actually run farmers markets. It gathers the jobs that usually live in a binder, a spreadsheet and a group chat into one place: the manager draws the site and numbers every stall, vendors apply and upload their documents, the manager assigns each vendor to a spot, and the board then publishes the vendor list, records the fees and handles check-in on market day. StallDeck states its own purpose plainly: set the stall map, collect the fees and post Saturday's vendor list from one board.

You are reading this on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where rank is not earned but bought. Sites bid to appear, and StallDeck holds the spot its bid pays for, nothing more. The position and the amount are shown live on the board itself and shift every time someone pays, so this page leaves the scoreboard aside and sticks to what the product does. Everything below is drawn from StallDeck's own public pages.

How StallDeck runs a market day

StallDeck follows a simple four-step loop. First, the manager draws the market site once and numbers each stall, tagging it with real attributes: width, power, shade and water access. That map is reused week after week instead of being redrawn.

Second, vendors apply through a form and upload the documents the market requires, with expiration dates tracked so nothing lapses unnoticed. Third, the manager assigns day vendors to specific stalls for the upcoming market day. Fourth, StallDeck publishes the vendor list, processes phone-based check-in, logs no-shows and records fees automatically. StallDeck reports an average of 26 minutes to build a Saturday map, which gives a sense of how much of the setup it aims to remove.

What lives on the board

The stall map carries footprints and vendor attributes, so a manager can see at a glance which spots have power or shade before assigning them. Vendor applications sit alongside document expiration tracking, and category capacity controls keep the mix balanced (for example, limiting how many bakers or produce sellers a market takes).

On the money side, a day rate and season fee ledger records what each vendor owes and pays. A public vendor listing page shows the buying crowd who will be there, phone-based check-in confirms arrivals and logs no-shows, and season reports plus data exports let a manager close out the year. StallDeck says 94% of fees are paid before market day on average, and reports $1.9M in stall fees recorded across its markets last season.

StallDeck pricing

StallDeck publishes three monthly plans with no setup fee and no contract. Single Market is $39 per month for one location and up to 60 stalls. Market Season is $89 per month for three locations and up to 250 stalls. Association is $189 per month for unlimited markets and stalls.

All plans are billed monthly, and seasonal markets can pause billing during the off-season instead of paying year-round. That structure points squarely at organizers whose markets run for part of the year rather than every week.

Who StallDeck is built for

StallDeck targets individual farmers market managers, market association coordinators and regional market networks across the United States. It is sized for markets ranging from about 12 stalls up to 140 or more, which covers a small weekend square as well as a larger multi-block event.

StallDeck reports that 318 US markets currently use the platform. Whether those figures flatter the product or simply describe it, they are StallDeck's own numbers, and they frame the tool as a working system for markets already operating rather than a concept.

Frequently asked questions

What is StallDeck's rank today?

As of September 20, 2026, StallDeck sits at #183 (172 of 189 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $1 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.

How much to overtake LeashReport today?

As of September 20, 2026, about $1 on top of StallDeck's current total takes it past LeashReport and up to #182. The board updates live with every payment.

What does StallDeck do?

StallDeck is a management platform for farmers markets. Managers draw and number their stalls once, take vendor applications, assign vendors to spots, then publish the vendor list, collect fees and run check-in, all from a single board.

How much does StallDeck cost?

StallDeck lists three monthly plans: Single Market at $39 per month (one location, up to 60 stalls), Market Season at $89 per month (three locations, up to 250 stalls) and Association at $189 per month (unlimited). There is no setup fee or contract, and seasonal markets can pause billing.

Who is StallDeck for?

It is aimed at farmers market managers, market association coordinators and regional market networks in the United States, for markets ranging from roughly 12 stalls to 140 or more.

Why does StallDeck appear on premierdelaclasse.lol?

premierdelaclasse.lol is a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought rather than earned. StallDeck bid for a spot and holds the one its bid pays for, nothing more. The live position and amount are shown on the board itself, so this page only describes the product.

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