Features
Lead-gen games, scan challenges, scavenger hunts, icebreakers, draws, UGC moments, and live audience play. People join in a phone browser. Put the result on a big screen when the crowd should see it.
Short games people play on their phones, with an optional booth or LED display for everyone else. Use them to earn a stop, teach one idea, or give staff a reason to start a conversation. They are not a CRM.
Collect entries from a phone, then run a wheel or a draw people can follow. The moment can live on a booth screen, on a stage, or with the crowd around a station.
Quizzes, prompts, and networking icebreakers people answer together. Use them to open a talk, qualify interest, or give strangers a reason to speak. A display can carry the room when you want one.
A moderated moment for prompts, short messages, and the captions behind a photo or other attendee content. People use their own phones. Someone approves what is shared on a screen. It is not a connection to a social network's private feed.
Scan challenges, scavenger hunts, and leaderboards that move people across the floor. Rank a score or mark a trail of stops. People check it on their phones, and on a screen if you leave one up.
Run a campaign across more than one station, or drive more than one display from the same session. Use it for a floor hunt, a booth plus a side screen, or a stage where the audience and the presenter need the same moment. An LED wall is one of those displays, not a requirement.
Yes. A booth might use a lead-gen game during the day and a draw at a posted time. A hall might add a scavenger hunt or a set of QR stations. The quote depends on which formats you need.
No. You bring the content and the people on site. TradeShowPlay runs the play and the operator controls.
Not by default. A person approves messages before they are shared with the room, on a phone or on a screen.
Tell us the venue, the stations, and what you want people to do. A big screen is optional. We will recommend a format and a starting quote.