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eShow vs Map D

eShow

goeshow.com

Map D

map-dynamics.com

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FigureeShowMap D
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
API—Yes
Plans published04
Spec score · Exhibitor Management Software7.8 (#15)8.1 (#12)
Floor plansThe floor plan editor supports imported DWG or PDF layouts, multi-floor and multi-zone plans, and PDF or DWG exports.Its interactive map editor supports booth placement, numbering and sizing, and the published map can be embedded on event websites.
Founded19962011
HeadquartersSouth Barrington, Illinois, United StatesThe site lists its address as 150 King St W #717, Toronto, Ontario, M5H 1J9.
IntegrationsAMS and CRM integrations can securely exchange real-time information with registration, exhibitor, abstract submission, and speaker management modules.Map D describes connectors for Novi, MemberClicks and Salesforce, website embeds for WordPress, HubSpot and Wix, and REST API and Zapier support.
Notable limiteShow-in-a-Box is presented as an onsite registration package for shows with fewer than 1,000 attendees.Starter publishes a floor plan but does not include online booth checkout, which begins with Growth.
SecurityeShow says it takes reasonable precautions to protect personal information against loss, misuse, and unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction.Map D says its partner platform uses role-based admin controls, audit trails, SSL and automatic daily backups.
SupporteShow offers hands-on registration training and states that each client receives a dedicated Registration Manager from setup through event day.Every plan includes onboarding, team training, and email and chat support; phone and customer success manager packages are optional add-ons.

Plans

eShow

No plans published.

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Map D

  • Free floor planFree
  • Starter$1,500, paid once
  • Growth$2,500, paid once
  • Scale$2,750, paid once

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In their own words

eShow

eShow is an event management platform for associations, trade shows, and corporate events, with registration, exhibit, conference, mobile, and onsite tools. The company says its modules share one codebase and database. Registration handles attendee types, pricing tiers, discounts, group registrations, and multiple payment methods; the self-service eReg tool is designed for events under 500 attendees. Exhibitors can choose booths, buy sponsorships and advertising, make payments, and manage profiles, add-ons, and co-exhibitors. Its floor plan editor accepts DWG or PDF layouts, handles multiple floors and zones, and exports in PDF or DWG. Conference tools cover abstract submission and review, speaker and session scheduling, and meeting logistics. eConnect captures badge-barcode leads and offers syncing, analytics, reporting, editable qualifiers, and surveys. The mobile app includes schedules, exhibitor search, attendee messaging, push notifications, surveys, and offline access. AMS and CRM integrations exchange information with several modules, and leads can transfer to a CRM. Pricing is quoted after a demo request; AMS integration has an additional fee.

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Map D

Map D combines interactive floor plans, booth and sponsorship sales, exhibitor workflows, attendee tools, and reporting for events. Its map editor handles booth placement, numbering, and sizing, and maps can be embedded on event websites. Growth adds direct booth selection and purchasing from the floor plan, with orders and invoices recorded in the platform; Starter does not include online booth checkout. Plans range from a free floor plan for one event, which does not state publishing or booth sales, to per-event paid tiers: Starter is $1,500, paid once, Growth is $2,500, paid once, and Scale is $2,750, paid once. Map D describes connectors for Novi, MemberClicks, and Salesforce, website embeds for WordPress, HubSpot, and Wix, plus REST API and Zapier support. Named payment integrations include Stripe, Authorize.Net, and Square. Every plan includes onboarding, team training, and email and chat support; phone support and a customer success manager are optional add-ons. The web experience is responsive across devices, and a branded native iOS and Android event app is optional. Map D is based in Athens, Georgia, and was founded in 2011.

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