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Your booth told a story.
Now you can read it.

Find what worked, what didn’t, and what deserves a place in your next show budget.

Attention across the boothASD Market Week 2026
3D booth render with a floor heat map showing where visitors gathered
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Attention by zoneIllustrative
DEMOCOUNTERABMEETENTRY / EXIT
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Follow the attention

Every square foot
has something to say.

Heatmaps turn movement and dwell time into a picture of engagement. See which displays held visitors, which spaces they crossed, and where your footprint could work harder.

  • Compare attention across configured zones
  • Separate passing through from stopping to engage
  • Build a baseline for the next show

Make room for better tests

Product A or B?
Let the floor tell you.

Compare visits and time spent at two displays. Swap positions or change one element, then look for differences under comparable conditions.

A heatmap shows observed attention, not purchase intent. Placement, timing, and audience can all affect a comparison.

Same show. Two product displays.Illustrative
Product A
48 secaverage dwell
Product B
22 secaverage dwell

A held attention longer. Test what changes when the products swap positions.

Put attention in context.

Editable example
$38.34Cost per engaged visit
Estimated event ROI

Engagement is measured; revenue attribution is supplied by you. ROI = (attributed gross profit − show cost) ÷ show cost. These inputs stay in your browser.

Connect the investment

From “it felt busy”
to a budget conversation.

See the cost of creating an engaged visit. Add your attributed sales and gross margin to estimate event ROI—with the inputs visible, so the story can stand up to questions.

Explore the report format →

Your next show starts here

Know what to keep. Know what to change.

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