Hotel cutoff
3 daysBook before the room block closes.
Free during Open Beta
Know what to bring, what to restock, and which deadline needs attention before your next artist alley booth.
TableReady Forecast is free in beta; pricing is still under review.
Anime Expo 2026

Next recommendation
Bring 24 cafe sticker sheets
Sold 18 at your last similar show. You have 31 available.
TableReady Notifier
Hotel cutoff in 3 days
Payment, restock, packing, and review nudges stay tied to the convention.
Turn past convention results into product-level bring and restock counts.
Jump to sectionKeep payment, hotel, production, packing, and review deadlines visible.
Jump to sectionTrack costs, stock, notes, returns, and next-year decisions away from your public profile.
Jump to sectionForecast proof
The useful moment is seeing what to pack, what to restock, and what to skip before production time is gone.
TableReady Notifier
Artist alley prep has application, payment, hotel, production, packing, travel, and post-show deadlines. The notifier keeps the next risk attached to the right convention record.
Book before the room block closes.
Accepted, not paid. Keep the booth.
Star charms need production time.
Count returns while the show is fresh.
Convention loop
Dates, status, fees, links, and booth notes stay with the event.
See bring counts, stock risk, confidence, and the evidence.
Convert accepted quantities into the convention packing list.
Record returns, revenue, costs, notes, and what to do next year.
Manual-first, private by default, built for repeat convention prep.
No. Manual products, stock counts, and convention notes are enough to start.
It answers one pre-show question: what should I bring to this specific convention, and why?
No. Public profile fields are opt-in. Booth plans, costs, and private notes stay in your workspace.
Start with one upcoming convention, one product list, and one evidence-backed packing plan.
Plan next show