For exhibitors, not exhibit halls

Design your booth.
Walk it. Fix the flow
before a crate ships.

BoothLab is the spatial design tool built for the people who actually work the floor. Drop in to-scale walls, banners and counters, view from every angle, import the real products you'll order, and catch the bottlenecks before the show does.

// No card. No CAD degree. Early access opening in waves.
20 ft × 20 ft · island8 ft counterto the inch
Today, booth planning is  slide mockups · guesswork · tape on a hotel ballroom floor · surprises on setup day · reprinted signage · BoothLab replaces all of it  // 
What's inside

A design tool that speaks booth.

Not a CAD suite. Not a wedding-seating app. Every tool is tuned for the 10×10, the 20×20, and the island you're about to ship.

01

Set your exact footprint

Punch in 10×10, 20×20, or a custom island spanning four booth numbers. Everything you place reads true to scale, down to the inch.

02

Drag-and-drop booth library

Display walls, retractable banners, counters, tables, shelving, podiums. Snap them to a grid and to each other, rotate, and clear out the clutter.

03

Custom blocks, your dimensions

Build any object by typing its size and skinning a face with your artwork. Save it to your library and reuse it across every show.

04

Every angle, one click

Overhead for the plan you hand to setup crew. Isometric and oblique to size up the build. Aisle-level to see exactly what an attendee sees walking up. Same booth, four cameras.

Over
Iso
Oblique
Aisle
05

Import the real thing

Paste a Vistaprint or Amazon link, or drop a screenshot. BoothLab turns it into a placeable object at its real size. Plan with the products you'll actually order.

06

Walk it before you build it Roadmap

Render the booth in lifelike detail and stroll through it like a Redfin listing: fast preview while you iterate, cloud-grade hero shots to win the room.

07

Find the bottleneck before the show does Roadmap

Set your entry points, foot traffic and your big attractor, then watch where the crowd stacks up. Heatmaps and bottleneck flags let you compare two layouts and pick the one that actually moves people to your activation.

Pinch point
Where BoothLab fits

The pieces exist. Nobody put them in one tool for exhibitors.

General 3D suites can model anything but assume a CAD habit. Event-diagramming tools nailed the walkthrough, for ballrooms and banquets. Real crowd simulators are enterprise engineering software. Here's the honest landscape.

BoothLabBooth planners
RoomToDo · ExhibitCore
Event diagramming
Cvent · Prismm
General 3D
SketchUp
Crowd sim
MassMotion · AnyLogic
Built exhibitor-first~venuesgeneralistengineers
Booth object libraryevent items--
Import real products-limitedmanual-
Aisle-level + every viewpoint~
Photoreal + walkthroughsoon-paid add-on-
Flow / bottleneck simsoon---✓ heavy
No CAD skills, fast--
Price postureAccessibleFree–$$$–$$$$$$ +add-ons$$$$ quote
Three moves

From empty floor to confident layout.

01

Set your floor

Pick a preset or type your exact island dimensions. A to-scale grid appears, ready to design on.

02

Drop in your booth

Drag walls, counters and banners. Import the real products you're ordering. Save as many variants per event as you want.

03

Walk it & test the flow

Tour it at eye level, render the hero shot, and run the crowd to spot the pinch points before anything gets built.

Built in phases · shipped honestly

What you get at early access, and what's next.

▶ In early access

The planner core

  • To-scale floor & footprint presets
  • Drag-and-drop booth library
  • Overhead, isometric, oblique & aisle views
  • Custom blocks + product / screenshot import
  • Multiple plan variants per event
  • PNG & dimensioned PDF export
Early access

Stop guessing what your booth will feel like.

// We'll only email you about access. Designed for the convention-tour grind.