Fox continues to offer Weekend Marketplace to stations which chose to purchase E/I programming off the open syndication market.
Despite being carried by Fox, the block contains no network branding or in-house promotional advertising, as it consists of infomercials with few commercial breaks.
The title Weekend Marketplace is never mentioned at all on-air, and is used mainly as a placeholder title within television listings and industry media; most stations that carry the block list it as four separate half-hour segments as "paid programming" so that viewers are not misled about its content, and may also carry their own legal disclaimer at the beginning and end of each program over the advertiser's own disclaimer to further blur its origination.
The block normally airs from 10:00 a.m. to Noon Eastern and Pacific Time, the second half of the timeslot previously used for 4Kids TV, the remaining two-hour time period occupied by the first half of the predecessor block was returned to the network's affiliates, for use to air syndicated, locally produced lifestyle brokered programming, or local weekend morning newscasts.
[2] Since 2013, when Fox began to carry Fox College Football on Saturday mornings (and its coverage has expanded from that point until late night), the block's scheduling has become more erratic as local stations have begun to carry their own pre-game show programming before the games (and game coverage west of the Central Time Zone), along with late morning-early afternoon coverage of Fox College Hoops, with the block only airing across the network as of 2024 in the summertime when college sports are not taking place.