Event floor plan software

Searchable maps built for trade shows and real venues.

Mapboot turns a static floor plan into a live event map people can actually search. Whether your team starts with a trade show floor plan template, an event floor plan creator, or an event layout planner, Mapboot gives attendees a better way to find exhibitors, booths, categories, and destinations while your team measures discovery behavior and demand.

What teams use Mapboot for

Launch a better floor plan experience, improve exhibitor visibility, and learn what visitors were actually trying to find across trade shows and facilities.

Events Attendee intent, exhibitor discovery, sponsor visibility
Facilities Visitor search behavior, destination friction, demand gaps
Ops Shared map infrastructure, embeddable viewer, branded rollout
Product Demo

See Mapboot in action.

A live product demo from the Philadelphia Auto Show showing branded interactive navigation, searchable destinations, and real event-map behavior in context.

Philadelphia Auto Show demo Search-first discovery, destination visibility, and a polished event-map experience running directly on the web.

Two focused products, one platform.

Keep trade show and facility search intent separate, with dedicated landing pages, messaging, and SEO targets, while still sharing the same core product system underneath.

For Events

Trade show floor plan software

Give attendees a searchable trade show floor plan while revealing the exhibitors they are trying to find, the categories they explore, and the demand signals hidden inside event navigation. It fits teams that need trade show floor plan software, expo floor plan software, or a more production-ready alternative to a simple booth layout maker.

  • Search-first event map embedded on the event website
  • Discovery analytics for exhibitors, sponsors, and categories
  • Better visibility into attendee intent before and during the show
View Trade Show Floor Plan Software
For Facilities

Facility map software

Help visitors find destinations faster across large facilities, campuses, and public venues while learning what people search for, miss, and repeatedly struggle to discover.

  • Searchable facility map for public-facing discovery
  • Signals around unmet visitor demand and confusing destinations
  • Operational insight without forcing an app download
View Facilities Page

Built for the real work behind indoor search.

01

Embeddable viewer

Deploy the public map directly on the web so teams can launch quickly and visitors can start using it without app friction.

02

Search as signal

Use search and discovery behavior as product data, not just navigation utility, so the map becomes an intelligence surface.

03

Operational control

Manage maps, branding, concepts, categories, and structure from one system while keeping content aligned with how people actually explore.

Make the map better with input from the people who know each booth and location best.

Exhibitors, showroom teams, and business owners can submit booth and location updates instead of relying on scattered emails or last-minute corrections. Organizers review those submissions before anything goes live, and visitors get a map that is more accurate, more searchable, and more useful across trade shows and facilities.

Submit Review Better discovery
Simple Embed

Add the Mapboot widget to the website with a few lines of code

The widget can be dropped directly into an event webpage so attendees can open the live map experience without downloading an app. Add a target container, load the viewer script, and initialize the map with your event map ID.

<div id="mapboot"></div>
<script type="module" src="https://cdn.mapboot.com/releases/viewer/v.0.0.40/mapboot.min.js" onload="initMapboot()"></script>
<script >
  function initMapboot() {
    mapboot.init({
      target: '#mapboot', // container selector
      mapid: 'your_map_id', // your Mapboot map ID
      unit: 'm', // measurement unit, m or ft
    });
  }
</script>

Have questions about your event or facility?

Book a quick call to walk through your use case, or contact sales if you want rollout guidance, pricing context, or a more detailed conversation.