You already paid for the audience. One QR code turns the people in that room into leads you can follow up, sends their rewards automatically, and gives you a report you can show the person who signed the cheque. It works at your own booth, and on a screen you will never stand next to.
Sponsoring something in the next few months? Get in touch 4–8 weeks out and we’ll build the campaign with you.
Everyone who scans appears by name, while the room fills up.
Behind your stand, or on the main screen between sessions.
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For most sponsors the honest answer is: a stack of business cards, a half-filled signup sheet, and a spreadsheet somebody types up three days later. By the time anyone follows up, nobody remembers who was worth calling. And if you sponsored without sending a team, there is not even a stack of cards.
The sponsorship was never the expensive part. Wasting the audience it bought you is.
Your team is on the stand, the code is on the counter and the banner, and the standings are on the screen behind you.
Nobody from your team is in the hall. Ask the organizer to run your branded graphic and QR code on the main screen, in the program, or on the badge, and the campaign works without you.
Five steps, and none of them need someone from your team standing there.
Attendees scan your QR code, wherever it is: the booth, the banner, the badge, the program, or the screen on stage. No app, no download.
They take part in a branded interactive experience built around your product, not a clipboard and not a form nobody wants to fill in.
The questions themselves do the qualifying. Every answer reveals role, company type, need, and buying intent.
Contact details are exchanged for a reward worth having, so people hand them over willingly and accurately.
Your team gets segmented, qualified leads in the CRM they already use, while the conversation is still warm.
Everything below is part of the product, not a services engagement you have to scope separately.
Your logo, your colors, and your company name in the join link. It reads as your activation, not as software someone bolted on.
Custom BrandingOne code for the booth, the banner, the badge, and the organizer's slide. Print it once and it keeps working across the whole event.
Live HostingTag your answer options and every participant sorts themselves into a segment as they answer. No survey, no manual review.
Question TagsDiscount codes, vouchers, guides, or booking links delivered automatically the second someone qualifies.
Reward AutomationPut the standings on the screen behind your stand, or on the main screen between sessions. A crowd around a leaderboard is the cheapest advertising at the venue.
LeaguesQualified leads land in Slack, HubSpot, Sheets, or your CRM as they come in. Zapier handles the delivery, with no engineering work.
AutomationEvery slot on the join screen belongs to whoever is hosting the campaign. On yours that means your logo, your company name and your website, alongside your colors and your background. Your name goes in the join link too, so attendees type a URL that reads like you rather than a PIN nobody remembers.
When the stand comes down you need something to show the person who signed off the budget. Tadlace gives you participant-level analytics and an AI summary you can hand over as-is, so the conversation is about what the sponsorship produced.
AI Analytics & ReportsA sponsorship is a date in the calendar, not a subscription. Event plans raise the capacity of a single session so one activation can take a whole hall, then lapse when the event is over.
Host 300 participants in one session
A one-day conference, a launch, or a single activation.
Host 1,000 participants in one session
A main-stage session, or a multi-day conference.
Host 2,000 participants in one session
A large conference, festival or campus event.
Each event plan is a one-time purchase, active for 30 days, and includes everything in Premium. Buy one from Settings → Billing in your workspace, or talk to us if your event is bigger than 2,000 people.
If your marketing budget includes a sponsorship line, this is for you, with or without a stand.
Running a campaign on your own channels rather than someone else’s event? See Tadlace for Marketing.
Running the event yourself and want the whole room taking part? See Tadlace for Events.
Run events for a living? Organizers and agencies use Tadlace as the data layer underneath activations they already sell. Talk to us about partnering.
Tell us which event you’re sponsoring and what you want out of it. We’ll show you exactly how the campaign would run.
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