We ran expos for 15 years. Then we built this.
Ticket sales, exhibitor bookings, the floorplan and the front door, in one platform that's free for organizers.
Consumer expos are their own animal. Thousands of tickets, a 9am queue that sets the mood for the whole day, first-time exhibitors who have never sold at a show before, and revenue split across the gate, the stands and the sponsors. We know because we spent 15 years running them, and every tool we could buy solved one slice of the job while making the rest of it harder.
So we built the one we actually wanted. Then we named it after the job.
Sell tickets the way expos actually sell
General admission, family passes, multi-day tickets, whatever your gate needs. Coupon codes run your early bird push, and upsells put parking or workshop seats in the same basket while the buyer's card is already out. Every ticket lands in their inbox with a QR code ready for the door.
Booths a first-time exhibitor can book alone
A lot of expo exhibitors are small businesses doing their first show. The booking form walks them from stand choice to add-ons to card payment without needing a phone call, which means you stop being a data entry service for other people's bookings.
Beat the 9am queue
QR tickets scan at the door and the line keeps moving. You watch throughput live instead of finding out at lunch that the east entrance was jammed for an hour.
Put the expo in every pocket
ExpoAssistant gives attendees their ticket, the live agenda, the exhibitor list and floorplan navigation on their phone. People find the stands they came to see, and your exhibitors notice the difference.
Free for organizers, whatever the size of the gate
No subscription and no per ticket fee billed to you, which matters when you're selling tickets by the thousand. You set the booking fee at checkout and choose whether attendees cover it, you fold it into the ticket price, or you keep a margin on top.