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About Us

VendLA helps street vendors across Los Angeles County understand permits, city rules, and the next steps to operate legally — without confusion or intimidation.

Frequently asked questions

What is VendLA?

VendLA is a free guidance platform that helps California street vendors understand permit requirements, review documents, and navigate city-specific rules. We do not submit permits or act on behalf of vendors — we help you understand what to do next.

Does VendLA submit permits or applications for me?

No. VendLA does not submit permits or applications on your behalf. All submissions are made directly by the vendor to the appropriate city or agency.

How can I contact you?

You can reach us by email address/contact form link @info.vendLA.in. We are always happy to answer your questions.

Which cities does VendLA support?

VendLA provides guidance for all cities in Los Angeles County. Permit requirements vary by city, and VendLA helps vendors understand the specific rules that apply where they operate.

What does VendLA help with?

VendLA helps vendors:

  • Identify which permits they need based on their city

  • Review existing documents before submission

  • Understand application steps and requirements

  • Get personalized guidance when the process is confusing

Is VendLA free?

Yes. VendLA is currently free to use as part of a pilot initiative focused on supporting street vendors across Los Angeles County.

woman wearing yellow long-sleeved dress under white clouds and blue sky during daytime

VendLA has transformed my street vending experience with their incredible support and resources.

Maria G.

A street vendor operates a food stall on an urban street at night, with a glass display case filled with various food items. The vendor is facing away, preparing food with cooking utensils. The background shows residential buildings and electrical wires.
A street vendor operates a food stall on an urban street at night, with a glass display case filled with various food items. The vendor is facing away, preparing food with cooking utensils. The background shows residential buildings and electrical wires.

Thanks to VendLA, I feel safer and more empowered as a street vendor in California.

Luis R.

A street vendor is seen pushing a cart filled with various food items and supplies. The cart is colorful and packed with bottles, boxes, and bags. The vendor is wearing a casual t-shirt and appears to be in motion on a city street, which is bustling with other people and vehicles. Buildings and urban infrastructure are visible in the background.
A street vendor is seen pushing a cart filled with various food items and supplies. The cart is colorful and packed with bottles, boxes, and bags. The vendor is wearing a casual t-shirt and appears to be in motion on a city street, which is bustling with other people and vehicles. Buildings and urban infrastructure are visible in the background.
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Get in touch

Have a question about permits, documents, or next steps? We’re here to help.

Connect

team.vendla@gmail.com