Trade Shows Are Back
Trade shows are back.
Not out of nostalgia. Because the booth is the last place where a real person talks to a real person.
Every digital channel is drowning
Think about the channels you used to count on. Cold email answers itself now: a bot wrote it, a bot filtered it, and if you got a reply, a bot probably wrote that too. Ads get scrolled past on reflex. Feeds are filling with content nobody wrote for anybody in particular. Digital marketing is not dead, but it is drowning, and the water rises every year.
There is one channel left where you cannot be faked, filtered or scrolled past: face to face. The booth. The showroom floor. The gallery. The lobby. When someone walks up to you at a show, you know three things no click can ever tell you: they are real, they chose to be there, and they care enough to stand in front of you.
Exhibitors have figured this out. The U.S. B2B exhibition market is forecast to pass its pre-pandemic size this year, at nearly $16 billion. Companies are not going back to the show floor out of habit. They are going back because it is the channel that still works.
We have been here the whole time
Flow Kiosk has spent over a decade building iPad kiosks for the places people actually meet. Dolby’s trade show booths. The Smithsonian. Independence Hall and the National Park Service. DJI, Daltile, Desktop Metal, American Racing. Museums, visitor centers, showrooms and retail floors around the world.
We have watched convention Wi-Fi fail a thousand times. That is why Flow Kiosk never needed it.
FlowKiosk 3.0 is built for this moment
Our biggest release ever, and every piece of it exists to make the face-to-face channel measurable, reliable and easy.
Zero lost leads. Guaranteed.
Every entry is saved on the iPad the moment a visitor taps submit, then synced exactly once when you are back online. If Flow Kiosk ever loses a submitted lead, we refund you.
No lines at your kiosk
Visitors scan a QR code and finish the form on their own phone. The lead still joins their kiosk visit.
Leads where you work
Delivered to Google Sheets, Zapier, any webhook and email, with what each visitor viewed.
QR Code Remote 2.0
Browse, control and present from any phone. Nothing to install, several phones at once.
Narrow on purpose
The big platforms in this space sell every screen: video walls, signage networks, any device, any OS, with demo calls, integration projects and partner ecosystems. We sell one thing: the iPad, perfected. One device means offline that actually works, security built on Apple’s own Guided Access, setup measured in minutes, and pricing you can read without booking a call. $20 a month per iPad, guarantee included.
Built for the places people meet
Events
Conferences, launches and pop-ups. Set up in minutes, tear down in seconds.
Info centers
Visitor centers, lobbies and wayfinding that never need a docent.
Retail
Product stories, catalogs and sign-ups right at the shelf.
Market size: CEIR / PwC forecast for the U.S. B2B exhibition industry, projected to reach approximately $15.8 billion, surpassing its 2019 size of $15.6 billion.
