The Well-Priced Booth · Free

Find out what your five longest-sitting pieces are costing you.

The Pricing Clock Quick Check turns your booth rent into what each piece costs you per month to keep — so you can see, in dollars, which stuck pieces to cut first.

What's in it

Ten pages you can work through in one sitting, with a pen:

• Your rent level. Your monthly rent turned into a cost per square foot, from a ready-made table.
• What each size of piece costs you per month — a teacup set, a crock, a chair, a dresser.
• A worksheet for your five longest-sitting pieces, so the cost of each one is written down in dollars rather than felt.
• The one-line markdown rule for deciding which of them to cut now.
• If you haven't rented yet: how to compare booths by the square foot, the questions to ask a mall before you sign, and a sheet for comparing malls side by side.

Who it's for

Antique mall and vintage booth vendors who pay rent for their space — and anyone about to start. If your mall takes a commission and charges nothing for the space itself, there's no rent to price for, and this won't tell you much.