USPS vs UPS vs FedEx for convention vendors: USPS wins under 2 lb (no residential surcharge); UPS/FedEx catch up on heavy boxes. See the rate table.
Do you need an LLC to sell at craft shows? Usually no — you're a sole proprietor by default. Here's what you actually need: a sales-tax permit and maybe a local license.
Fan art copyright law explained for artist alley vendors. Learn which IP holders enforce, practical risk strategies, and what to do if approached at a con.
Learn how to make acrylic charms for artist alley and produce enamel pins. Covers file prep, manufacturers, pricing for profit, and common first-order mistakes.
Compare the best craft show tents across three price tiers. Covers frame materials, denier ratings, weight systems, and solo setup tips for every vendor budget.
Craft show vendor insurance costs $49/event or $175-$279/year. Learn what coverage you actually need, who the top providers are, and how to get insured fast.
Learn which states require sales tax permits for convention vendors, key thresholds, and how to stay compliant selling at events across multiple states.
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