Create the map first. Then add the features that make sense for that event, whether you need a branded public experience, route guidance for a larger venue, or a clearer view of how people use the map.
Every Mapboot event begins with a web-based map. The feature upgrades below extend that map without making the basic map-building workflow a paid gate.
Set up the floor plan, organize the event structure, and prepare the public map.
Use organizer logo, event name, brand colors, and a public viewer that feels native to the event website.
Add route guidance for large venues where visitors need clearer movement between booths, halls, floors, or destinations.
Measure searches, booth views, discovery demand, sponsor visibility, category interest, and visitor map behavior.
Prices shown are in U.S. dollars. Need help deciding what fits your event? We are happy to talk it through.
A smaller show may simply need a clean public map and accurate exhibitor details. A larger venue may benefit from route guidance. Once the event is underway, analytics can show what people were actually looking for.
Build the public map, manage booth inventory and reservations when needed, and add paid map features when they solve a real event need.
See the floor plan workflowOpen a demo to explore exhibitor discovery, booth reservations, and the public map experience.