Table tennis gear stall at clubs and events

Bring a stocked table tennis gear stall to club nights, tournaments and school events.

Startup costA$3k to A$12k
Monthly revenueA$600 to A$3k
Time needed6+ h/week
First incomeWeeks
  • A$3k-12k
  • Side hustle
  • Out and about

Estimates for a small start in Australia, not guarantees.

What it is

A mobile stall with bats, rubbers, balls, shoes and accessories, set up at club sessions, state tournaments and school competitions, backed by a simple online order page.

Your first three steps

  1. Set up supplier accounts and choose a compact range that fits in a car boot or small van
  2. Ask local clubs, associations and tournament organisers about stall spots and any fees
  3. Buy a folding table, banner and card reader, then run a trial at one club night
Who pays

Club members, tournament players, coaches and parents who want to see and feel equipment before buying.

How it makes money

Retail margin on stock sold at events, plus custom bat assembly done on the spot and pre-orders collected for later delivery.

Skills that help
  • Knowledge of bats, rubbers and playing styles
  • Friendly selling and advice
  • Organising stock and a stall setup
  • Building relationships with club committees
Watch out for
  • Public liability insurance, which many venues and organisers will ask for
  • Check event or market stall fees and any council permits for trading at public venues
  • You will need an ABN, and check when you must register for GST
  • Sales depend on event dates, so income can be uneven
  • Australian Consumer Law applies to refunds and product claims, so check your obligations

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start a table tennis gear stall?

Startup costs are typically estimated at around $3,000 to $12,000, depending on how much stock you carry and how you set up your stall and online order page. Starting with popular items can keep early costs down.

How much can a table tennis pop-up stall make?

Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around $600 to $3,000, depending on how many events and club nights you attend. Sales depend on event dates, so income can be uneven from month to month.

What should I check before trading at clubs and tournaments?

Check the public liability insurance venues and organisers ask for, any event or market stall fees and council permits, and when you must register for GST alongside your ABN. Also check your Australian Consumer Law obligations on refunds and product claims.

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