A spreadsheet is a start.
Paste up to 20 equipment rows. Review exact model matches, condition and pricing before saving private drafts. Unsupported rows stay blocked for correction.
Open catalog preparation →FOR THE PEOPLE WHO SUPPLY THE SOUNDYour inventory.
Your inventory.
More possibilities.
You know your equipment. Give DJs and venues a clearer way to find it, ask about dates and discuss the details.
Start with a small catalog. Every draft stays private until reviewed.
The actual gear matters.
Add unit-specific photos, test results, inclusions and handoff terms. Publication follows BOOTH’s listing review; it does not certify ownership or condition.
See photo standards →Keep the conversation clear.
Respond in your BOOTH inbox and confirm availability, quantities and final terms directly with the customer. Check the inbox for replies; email alerts are not connected.
Your supplier workspace →Before you join.
Who controls prices and availability?
Your business does. Each inquiry requires your confirmation. You remain responsible for your inventory, customer contract, invoice and handoff.
Does importing publish my inventory?
No. The importer saves private drafts with testing and ownership declarations incomplete. You finish the equipment details and submit each listing for review.
What does the pilot cost?
No supplier referral commission or checkout fee is currently collected. BOOTH does not guarantee leads or bookings. Proposed checkout fees and current marketplace rules are explained in Trust & policies; sending a supplier inquiry does not accept a future fee.
Can BOOTH help prepare my catalog?
Send a supplier introduction with your models and service area. We will discuss what is needed and confirm permission before using your listing text or images.