List Your Event Space and Connect With Brands and Event Planners
Event planners, corporate teams, and brand agencies searching for the right venue spend significant time on platforms like Storefront evaluating options. Listing your event space puts you in front of this audience when they're actively ready to book.
Why Storefront works for event venue listings
Unlike general property listing platforms, Storefront is built specifically for short-term space rentals. Tenants browsing event spaces on Storefront are searching with budget, dates, and use case in mind. They're comparing venues in your market, and a well-optimised listing means yours appears at the right moment in that search.
What details to include in your event venue listing
Capacity is the first thing event planners check. Include seated, standing, and mixed configurations clearly. Venue features that matter most to corporate and brand clients: AV infrastructure, catering access or kitchen facilities, loading dock or freight access for equipment, parking, and décor flexibility. Photos showing the space set for different event types, such as conference, reception, exhibition, help tenants visualise their event before they enquire.
Setting your event space rate
Most event venues on Storefront list with a combination of hourly rates for shorter bookings and day rates for full-day corporate or production bookings. If your venue has minimum spend requirements or catering packages, include these upfront to attract well-matched enquiries.
Getting your event venue listed
Sign up to Storefront, create your listing, and go live within hours. Bookings are managed through the platform, and payment is handled securely, and you get paid, and the tenant gets a confirmed, protected booking.