Prosper Show 2027 Las Vegas

Prosper Show is a conference and expo for businesses that sell through online marketplaces, run by the US events company Emerald X, LLC. It began as a gathering for Amazon sellers and has since widened its scope to Walmart, eBay and other marketplaces. The 2027 edition takes place on March 2 and 3 at The Wynn in Las Vegas, and the organiser describes it as the first edition backed by Advertising Week. The show states that it has no affiliation with Amazon and is not sponsored by it. The target audience runs from small sellers with under $10 million in revenue through mid-market brands of $10 million to $500 million to enterprise operators above that line, across Amazon, Walmart, TikTok and eBay. Service providers make up the other side of the room: agencies, third-party logistics firms, SaaS and ERP vendors, and capital providers. The organiser cites 2,000+ professionals, 130+ exhibitors and more than $5 billion in combined attendee revenue, without tying those numbers to a specific year. The conference is split into three tracks named Scale, Operate and Executive, with hands-on workshops and an expo hall alongside. Sessions are pitched at experienced operators rather than newcomers, covering marketplace ranking, retail media, margin control under tariffs and rising costs, logistics and expansion. Networking is structured: Growth Roundtables group attendees by revenue tier, and the programme adds Deal Rooms, closed briefings and private dinners with investors. A session-by-session agenda and speaker line-up are not covered here. The All-Access Pass costs $499 at the super early bird rate until December 7, 2026, then rises in steps to $699, $799 and $999 onsite. It covers the expo floor, every session and workshop, morning refreshments, lunch and a happy hour on March 2, but not travel or hotels. Vendors buying a Provider pass pay between $4,399 and $5,000. Every registration needs approval, sales are non-refundable but can be transferred to a colleague, and groups of three or more get 10 to 15 percent off. For affiliates and media buyers the fit depends on the vertical. Publishers and performance marketers who send traffic to Amazon or Walmart listings, run retail media budgets or sell services to e-commerce brands will meet the sellers who pay for that work. Teams focused on iGaming, crypto or lead generation will find little here that applies directly.