Comparisons
Most expo teams are already running four tools.
Here is what each of them was built for, what it does well, and where the show floor falls through the gap between them.
Side by side
Pick the one you are on.
Ticket marketplace
Expola vs Eventbrite
It was never meant to sell your floor, brief your exhibitors, or get leads back to them before the hall empties.
Read the comparisonEnterprise event management
Expola vs Cvent
Expola is built for the team selling a floor plan, a sponsorship catalogue and a gate that opens at nine.
Read the comparisonEvent app and matchmaking
Expola vs Swapcard
Expola is the system underneath it — the floor sales, the tickets, the gate and the lead reports the app is showing.
Read the comparisonConference platform
Expola vs Bizzabo
If most of your revenue comes from the hall rather than the stage, the platform underneath it should be built around the floor.
Read the comparisonVenue and event management
Expola vs Momentus Technologies
Expola is built for the organizer who has to fill it, sell it, open it and prove it worked.
Read the comparisonExhibition floor plan and directory
Expola vs Map Your Show
Expola keeps the plan and the directory where they belong: on the same record as the ticket, the badge, the scan and the invoice.
Read the comparisonInteractive floor plans
Expola vs ExpoFP
The hard half is a plan that takes payment, holds a stand, expires the hold and stays true while five people are selling from it.
Read the comparisonExhibition management
Expola vs A2Z Events
Expola runs the same floor sales and portal, then keeps going through the ticket, the badge, the gate and the report.
Read the comparisonEvent app
Expola vs Whova
Expola is the year that leads up to it — the floor sold, the tickets issued, the badges printed and the leads returned.
Read the comparisonThe stack most shows actually run on
Expola vs Spreadsheets and WordPress
It works right up to the edition where two people sell the same stand and nobody can tell an exhibitor what their leads were worth.
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