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Free for organizers
Turn your floor plan into an interactive map. Free.
Upload the plan you already have and place the booths on it yourself, in Map D's map editor. Snap-to-grid keeps rows straight and dimensions exact, so you can see exactly what your floor would look like in the product before you spend anything.
Create your free account
Free to build one event's floor plan. Publishing it to your event site and selling booths through it start at $1,500 per event.
- Create your free accountSign up with your work email and you are in the map editor straight away. No card, no contract, and nothing to install.
- Upload your layout and place your boothsUpload an image of the layout you already have, then drop booths into place on top of it. Snap-to-grid keeps rows straight and dimensions precise.
- See your floor as a working mapBooths numbered, sized, and marked open, reserved or sold — the real thing, built from your own floor. Publishing it to your event site and selling space through it is what a paid plan adds, from $1,500 per event.
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Start drawing your floor plan
Create a free account and the map editor opens on your first event. No card, no trial clock, nothing to install.
- Free on the account you create
- One event's floor plan, built and edited as often as you like: upload your layout, place and number the booths, size them exactly, and mark them open, reserved or sold.
- What a paid plan adds
- Publishing the map to your event site, sharing it with exhibitors, and selling booths through it. These need a paid plan, from $1,500 per event — every rate is on the pricing page.
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Would you rather be walked through it?
You do not need to fill this in to build your floor plan — the account above is all it takes. Use this if you would rather have someone show you the editor, size a plan against your show, or answer procurement questions first.
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Questions people ask first
Who actually builds the map?
You do. You upload your layout and place the booths yourself in the map editor, with snap-to-grid keeping rows straight and dimensions exact. That is the point of the offer: you find out what the tool is like to use on your own floor, rather than watching someone else drive.
What do I upload?
An image of your plan. If what your venue or general service contractor sent you is a CAD file or a PDF, export or screenshot a page of it first and upload that. If the plan only exists on paper, photograph it flat in good light and work from the photo.
Does it convert my file automatically?
The layout image is a backdrop you place booths on top of, so the booths are real inventory in Map D rather than shapes imported from your file. That means a hall of repeating inline booths goes quickly with snap-to-grid, and a floor with a lot of irregular islands takes longer.
Is it really free?
Nothing, and there is no card and no contract. Map D's paid plans start at $1,500 per event and every rate is listed on the pricing page, so you can size a budget before you ever speak to sales.
Do I have to buy Map D afterwards?
No. Plenty of organizers build a plan, look at it, and go no further — which is a perfectly reasonable outcome and the reason the offer exists in this form. There is no obligation attached.
What is not included in the free build?
Building the map is. Putting it in front of other people is not: publishing it to your event site, sharing it with exhibitors and selling space through it are what a paid plan adds. The free build is there so you can judge the tool on your own floor first, rather than on a demo of someone else's.
Which plan do I need to publish it?
Yes. The interactive floor plan is on all three Map D plans, including Starter at $1,500 per event, so publishing is available on the entry tier. Selling booths online starts at the Growth plan, which means you can publish a plan first and add self-serve booth sales later.