Treasure review
A vendor-focused event platform with a free plan and paid options from $10/month billed annually.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
For card shows, conventions, expos, markets, and other vendor-focused events, Treasure brings exhibitor administration into an online event platform. Organizers can collect applications, review and approve vendors, manage waitlists, collect payments, assign booths or tables, and track requirements. Ticketing, event pages, analytics, vendor CRM history, and a mobile app for check-in and event-day operations extend its scope beyond exhibitor records. Its free plan gives organizers an entry point, while paid options add features and differ in fees and support.
The published plans show Basic with custom vendor applications, 24/7 customer support, day-of-event payouts, and service fees of 4% + $0.50. Starter is listed at $10 per month with annual billing and includes unlimited interactive venue maps, a dedicated support specialist, weekly payouts, and fees of 3.5% + $0.30. Pro is listed at $35 per month with annual billing; it adds venue map setup and an embedded checkout support team, with weekly payouts and 3% service fees. The monthly figures are annual-billing prices, so organizers should compare the listed transaction fees and payout timing alongside subscription cost.
Treasure connects with Stripe and Google Maps Platform, and is available on web and iOS. Its operational breadth is useful for programs that need applications, payments, contracts and documents, vendor communication, space assignments, and mobile ticket scanning in one system. It is less suited to teams seeking a general event-management tool without a vendor-centered workflow. Small, mid-market, and enterprise organizations are listed as fits, but buyers should assess whether its event focus and fee structure match their program before choosing a plan.
Treasure pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Manage applications, approvals, waitlists, payments, and vendor requirements
- Assign booths and let vendors select spaces on interactive venue maps
- Use mobile check-in, vendor messaging, and participation history across events
- Where it doesn't
- Starter and Pro prices are monthly equivalents with annual billing
- Service fees apply to transactions across the listed plans
- Its focus on vendor-led events may not fit broader event workflows
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