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ExpoFP vs Map D

ExpoFP

expofp.com

Map D

map-dynamics.com

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FigureExpoFPMap D
Price from$149/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published44
Spec score · Exhibitor Management Software8.4 (#6)8.1 (#12)
Booth salesExhibitors can view booth availability, pricing, and sizes and reserve spaces directly from the floor plan.The Growth plan lets exhibitors select and buy booths directly on the interactive floor plan, with orders and invoices recorded in the platform.
FoundedThe company says its story began in 2018.2011
HeadquartersNew Jersey, United StatesThe site lists its address as 150 King St W #717, Toronto, Ontario, M5H 1J9.
IntegrationsFloor plans can be embedded by link, button, iframe, or script, and the product offers Android and iOS SDK integration.Map D describes connectors for Novi, MemberClicks and Salesforce, website embeds for WordPress, HubSpot and Wix, and REST API and Zapier support.
SecurityExpoFP says floor-plan data is hosted on AWS in the United States and that it cannot currently host data elsewhere.Map D says its partner platform uses role-based admin controls, audit trails, SSL and automatic daily backups.
SupportThe Light, Standard, and Pro plans include respectively 1, 6, and 12 months of hosting, updates, and support.Every plan includes onboarding, team training, and email and chat support; phone and customer success manager packages are optional add-ons.

Plans

ExpoFP

  • DIY$149 a month
  • Light$990, paid once
  • Standard$1,500, paid once
  • Pro$2,100, paid once

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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

ExpoFP

ExpoFP provides interactive floor plans for event attendees, exhibitors and organizers. Attendees can search by company, booth or category and find directions across floors and buildings. Exhibitors can check booth availability, sizes and prices, then reserve space through the map. Payment processing supports PayPal, Stripe, Square, Authorize.net and PayPal Payflow, with no extra transaction fees stated. Organizers can embed plans by link, button, iframe or script, use Android and iOS SDK integrations, and exchange exhibitor information through partner integrations, a public API, Excel templates or Salesforce. Kiosk software for Windows, Android, macOS and Linux can display plans offline. Listed uses include expos, trade shows, fairs, conferences, weddings, food truck festivals and offices. ExpoFP has a free plan and a 7-day trial; paid plans start at $149 a month. The Light plan costs 990.00 USD one-time and excludes booth reservation and sponsorship. Floor-plan data is hosted on AWS in the United States, and ExpoFP says it cannot currently host it elsewhere.

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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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