Market2Me

How it works

One conversation, then it's handled.

Planning an event means telling the same story to multiple different people, then trying to compare quotes that were never written to be compared. We replaced all of that with one conversation.

  1. 01

    You describe it once

    Date, area, guest count and the feel you want, in a sentence or two. No forms, no briefing documents, no repeating yourself to every supplier on your list.

    Takes about a minute.

  2. 02

    Your coordinator sources it

    Our AI agent reads your brief, checks who is actually available on your date, and sends quote requests to the venues, talent and suppliers that fit. A human coordinator reviews every shortlist before it reaches you.

    Usually within a day.

  3. 03

    You compare like for like

    Quotes come back standardised: what is included, how many hours, what happens if it rains. Side by side, in one place, so you are comparing the actual offer rather than a stack of PDFs that each look different.

    Share the comparison with whoever needs to sign off.

  4. 04

    You approve once

    Pick what you want. One approval covers the whole event rather than a separate negotiation with every supplier, and the money is held until the work is delivered.

    One decision, not a dozen.

  5. 05

    It happens

    Your coordinator keeps everyone moving: confirmations, timings, load-in, the things that usually eat your week. Everyone is paid once they have delivered.

    You show up to your own event.

What holds it together

The parts that matter.

Vetted, not scraped

Every professional on Market2Me applied and was reviewed. We are not a directory of everyone with a website.

Held until delivery

Money sits with Market2Me, not with the supplier, and is released once the job is actually done.

No markup

You pay the supplier's price. Nothing on top, and no hidden fees. What the supplier quotes is what you pay.

One thread

Everything for the event lives in one place: quotes, changes, confirmations, receipts.

Planning something?

Describe it in a sentence and see what comes back.