Projected 2026 audience across founders, SMEs, corporates, investors, and ecosystem partners.
2026 planning targetStartups, AI tools, B2B platforms, and ecosystem partners
Booth inventoryExhibit inquiries open
Past exhibitors
Real products make the floor work.
Past exhibitors show the product conversations Echelon is built to support: demos, questions, and follow-up on the floor.
Projected operator and builder audience using Echelon to compare practical next moves.
2026 planning targetProjected buyer and partner audience comparing tools, vendors, and adoption paths.
2026 planning targetExhibition booth options
Pick the footprint that matches the floor plan.
Use these package details to choose a starting point. Final availability, VAT, and early-bird discounts are confirmed after you share your demo and setup needs.
1.5m x 1mUS$450*
Small-sized booth
Host 1 company only
- Single-colour needle punch carpet
- 1x backdrop with print
- 1x power plug point
- 1x info desk + 2x chair
1.5m x 1mUS$850*
Small-sized booth + demo slot
Host 1 company only
- Small-sized booth inclusions
- Guaranteed 20-minute demo slot on The Showcase stage
- Professional digital recording of your live demo
3m x 3mUS$3,500*
Mid-sized booth
Host 1 company only
- Single-colour needle punch carpet
- 1x backdrop with print and spotlight
- 1x power plug point
- 1x coffee table + 2x chair
- 1x tall lockable counter with print and barstool
6m x 6mUS$10,000*
Large-sized booth
Host 1 or up to 8 companies
- Single-colour needle punch carpet
- Up to 8x power plug points
- Up to 8x tables with front printing wrap
- Up to 16x chairs
- Large signage for branding
Booth reservation
Match the demo to the right floor category.
The strongest exhibitor inquiry explains what people can try, what setup the product needs, and which audience should stop at the booth.
Strong booth fit
- Hands-on product demo
Visitors can see, test, compare, or question the product in a few minutes.
- Clear buyer question
The booth answers a real adoption, workflow, service, or implementation question.
- Staffed follow-up
Your team can capture interest, qualify the conversation, and continue after the event.
Better as another route
- Brand-only visibility
If the goal is recall, association, or campaign lift, compare sponsorship first.
- Stage-first lesson
If the strongest asset is a point of view, the speaker route is a better fit.
- Passive collateral drop
If people cannot understand the product by interacting with it, rethink the booth plan.
What exhibitors get
A booth route built for demos and discovery.
Exhibiting is concrete: what you show, where people find you, and what support matters on-site.
Demo presence
A product-facing space for visitors to see, ask, test, and understand what your team actually offers.
Show-floor visibility
Placement inside the event flow so discovery can happen between sessions, meetings, and partner conversations.
Buyer questions
Exposure to operators, SMEs, corporate teams, founders, and partners comparing solutions and services.
Operational support
Setup, load-in, and basic logistics surfaced early so the booth plan is not a last-minute scramble.
Objections
Answers before you decide.
Which booth option should we choose?
Choose based on the demo job. Spotlight works for a focused demo, Marketplace fits steady product conversations, and Pavilion fits larger teams, devices, and meeting flow.
What should we prepare before asking?
Share the product, demo format, staff count, equipment needs, and the audience you most want to meet.
Can exhibiting be bundled with sponsorship?
Yes. Exhibiting can be bundled with sponsorship when you need both show-floor discovery and broader brand, stage, or content association.
Related routes
You might also need this route.
Sponsor upsell
Past exhibitorsStack booth presence into broader event visibility.
AttendUnderstand the attendee decision path.
SponsorsReview partner proof and ecosystem reach.
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