For UK makers and stallholders
Different tools for different parts of making and selling. Here’s what to check before moving your stock list.
Sources checked . Prices and features can change; confirm them on each provider’s site.
BoothInventory speaks directly to makers who sell at shows. Its count-in, count-out approach and show-cost tracking help you see what sold and whether an event earned its fee.
BoothInventory
A paid Weekend Maker tier is described, but we could not verify a current price from the official pages reviewed. Check directly before deciding.
CraftSense Pro
Stallholder is £9 a month; Event Organiser is £19 a month, with 14 free days and no card needed. Monthly billing only today.
BoothInventory
Finished-goods counts, stock taken to shows and event results are central to its published approach. These are inventory tools, not evidence of payment processing.
CraftSense Pro
Barcode stock checks, a built-in till, quick-tap favourites, cash change calculations and rush mode. Take card payments with your own reader, then record the sale.
BoothInventory
Offline POS checkout is not documented in the official pages reviewed. Ask about offline counting and selling separately.
CraftSense Pro
Prepare the Sell page while online, then save sales on your device with no signal. They send when you reconnect; card payments need their own connection or reader support.
BoothInventory
The reviewed pages focus on finished goods and show costs; recipe costing and supplier lot tracking are not documented there.
CraftSense Pro
Record raw materials, recipes and machine time, work out production cost, and trace production runs to supplier lot numbers.
BoothInventory
Specific UK VAT reports are not established by the official sources linked below.
CraftSense Pro
VAT summaries, UK tax-year reports, invoices and accounting exports. Check your tax treatment with your accountant.
BoothInventory
The reviewed sources describe fairs you attend, not organiser-side pitch bookings.
CraftSense Pro
Event Organiser adds pitch maps, booking pages, deposits, approvals and day sheets. Stallholder includes event and product profit reports.
“Not documented” means we could not establish it from these sources, not that the other tool cannot do it.