One live map for attendees
When people are standing in a lobby or aisle, they do not want instructions about where to find the map. They want the map. QR codes and direct links make that handoff simple.
Mapboot turns a static floor plan into a live map your attendees can open in the browser, search without guesswork, and use while they are moving through the event.
The point is not to add another layer of software. The point is to make the floor easier to understand, easier to update, and easier for attendees to use when they need an answer quickly.
When people are standing in a lobby or aisle, they do not want instructions about where to find the map. They want the map. QR codes and direct links make that handoff simple.
You set up the basics first: building, floors, and floor plans. Once that is in place, our team handles the map production work so your team can stay focused on approvals and event operations.
After the event, the useful questions are usually simple: what did people search for, where did they spend time, and what kept coming up that the map did not answer well enough? That is the kind of signal this layer is meant to provide.
Some events want a straightforward way to give sponsors or featured exhibitors more presence inside the map. This makes that possible without turning the whole experience into an ad unit.
Once the map is built, exhibitors can submit their own booth details through one public form. Those updates are matched to the right booth and held for organizer review before anything is published.
The map can live directly on your website, which means attendees do not need to install anything just to figure out where they are going.
Start simple, add brand treatment if you want the map to feel more native, or choose Premium if post-event insight matters to your team.
Best for teams that want a clean launch without extra layers.
Choose CoreBest for events that care about brand consistency.
Choose BrandedBest for teams that want to learn from map behavior after the event.
Choose PremiumThe process is straightforward: set up the structure, let us build the map, collect updates, then publish.
Complete checkout so we can start the build and align on scope and timing.
Set the basics: buildings, floors, floor plans, and brand details.
We turn that structure into the live map your attendees will use.
Collect exhibitor updates through one form, then review them before publishing.
After testing, publish the finished map to the event website. The map can continue to be updated as needed.
Read practical notes on event maps, rollout decisions, and attendee experience.
If you are just getting oriented, these are the questions people usually ask first.
Book a quick call to walk through your use case, or contact sales if you want rollout guidance, pricing context, or a more detailed conversation.