Welcome to the
new era
of exhibit halls

Exhibitorswinmore leads and decision makers
Attendeeswinprizes
Organizerswinhappy exhibitors and attendees
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Zero red tape.
Here’s how it works.

Booth Buzz turns the floor into a game with real cash in it. Exhibitors fund the pot. Attendees earn it. Nobody has to ask permission to start one.

1
Anyone starts it, and gets paid for it
Exhibitor, organizer, or attendee. Takes about a minute, needs nobody’s approval, and earns you 5% of every $250 buy-in that follows.
2
Exhibitors buy in
Each buy-in puts that booth on the board and grows the pot. More booths, bigger pot, more reason for attendees to work the whole floor.
3
Everyone recruits everyone
Attendees earn points for every booth they check in at, and more for everyone they pull in. Exhibitors want attendees. Attendees want both. The whole floor pushes the pot up together.
4
Real cash, two ways
The top point earners split the leaderboard pool. Every 100th check-in of the show takes a share of the milestone pool, so someone who walks in on day two can still walk out paid.

Attendees walk away with

$26,250

in cash prizes at a show with 150 exhibitors. Free for attendees.

150

More exhibitors, bigger attendee winnings.

$13,125
Leaderboard prizes
150
Leaderboard winners
$13,125
Milestone prizes
Every 100th
Check-in wins a share
$1,875
Event creator reward
5%
Of every $250 buy-in, for starting it

Check in booth to booth to climb the leaderboard, or land the show’s every-100th check-in to take a milestone prize.

Exhibitors:

Everyone is about
to stop by.

Cash on the floor turns your booth into the place people have to visit.

Your booth becomes a stop they need

Most attendees only ever make it to a handful of booths. Cash on the floor means they have to visit more, including the corner nobody planned to walk to.

The summon

Ever heard “my CEO is around, he would love this” and watched it die right there? Now they summon that person for points, and the one with the buying authority actually shows up.

They rate themselves

Most show leads get ranked two weeks later, from memory. Here the attendee picks hot, warm, or cold at the booth, while the conversation is still fresh.

A follow-up gameplan, not a spreadsheet

Most show leads never get a single follow-up because nobody knows where to start. Your list is ranked before the hall lights go down. Export it as a CSV.

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Attendees:

Get paid to
explore the floor.

You were going to walk it anyway. Now the walking pays.

+50

Check in and earn

Most people see a handful of booths and go home. You are going to see all of them and get paid for it. Every stop earns points, on the leaderboard or at the milestone.

$0

Free to play

Nothing to buy, nothing to download. Tap a shared link and you are in.

+10

Bring the crew

Everyone you pull in grows the pool and earns you more. The people you came with are worth points.

Keep every contact

Every booth you check into is saved with who you met, so you leave with a list instead of a shoebox of business cards.

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Organizers:

Get your floor
buzzing.

Run it across every booth before the doors open. Your exhibitors and attendees will wonder why no other show does this.

The reason exhibitors renew

Your exhibitors spend thousands to be there and go home with a pile of scans they cannot rank. That is the renewal conversation. Booth Buzz sends them home with a ranked list instead.

You find out which booths worked

Check-in data across the whole floor shows which aisles died and which booths pulled traffic, before you sell next year’s map.

Messaging already written

Templated emails and posts for exhibitors and attendees, ready to send so the floor is signed up before anyone arrives.

Zero extra cost, ever

The prize pool comes out of exhibitor buy-ins. Running it across your show costs you nothing. You actually get paid to start it.

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Questions?

Fair enough.
Quick answers.

Who can start an event?
Anyone. An attendee, an exhibitor, even the show’s own organizer. Whoever gets there first. It takes about a minute, and the person who starts it earns 5% of everything collected for running it.
What makes Booth Buzz different?
It’s not another lead-capture tool. Booth Buzz turns the whole show floor into a gamified experience where everyone wins something: attendees compete for real cash, exhibitors get a floor full of people with a reason to walk up, and organizers get a show that buzzes. It runs on the phones already in the room.
How do attendees earn points?

Every way to score:

  • +50 for every booth you check in at
  • +50 for each friend you summon to a booth who checks in there (up to 5)
  • +10 for each attendee you refer, once they record their first check-in
  • +100 for each exhibitor you refer who joins and pays
  • +50 one-time for completing your profile
  • +50 one-time for sharing app feedback

Most points wins.

What does it cost?
$250 flat for exhibitors, paid right in the app with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or card. One tier, no upsells, so every booth competes on the same terms. Set up your booth details and you’re live on Booth Buzz as soon as your payment processes. Always free for attendees and organizers.
How do winners get paid?
Once the event ends and winners are finalized, Booth Buzz processes every prize through Stripe. Winners get an email with a link to set up their payout, and the money goes straight to their bank account.
Is Booth Buzz a lottery?
No. It’s an effort-based skill contest: the most points win, every time. Even the milestones aren’t a drawing: every 100th check-in of the show wins. Zero drawing, zero luck.
How does the prize pool grow?
Every exhibitor that pays for a Sponsored Booth grows the pool. The more booths on the floor, the bigger the payouts: guaranteed milestone prizes during the show, and the leaderboard at the end.
What does it cost attendees?
Nothing. No ticket, no download. Tap a link, check in at booths, and you’re competing for the pool.
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Everybody walks away
with something.

Attendees leave with cash in their pocket. Exhibitors leave with a list of people who told them how interested they were. Organizers leave with a floor that finally worked. Starting one takes about a minute.

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