WORK LIGHTS ON · THE PROBLEM
Every show writes its own rules, and they change every year.
Deadlines are spread across the manual, the contractor kit and the organizer's emails.
When a drawing gets rejected, nobody can show who approved what, or against which rule.
The cue sheet: manual to approved design
Four cues, the same for every show.
Load the show
Upload the exhibitor manual and the contractor kit. Digital PDF or DOCX. The original is always kept.
Ask
Answers cite the exact page. Your team and your client see the same source.
Track deadlines
Every date lands on one calendar, marked as yours or your client's.
Sign off
The client approves the design against the show's rules. Signer, time and IP are recorded.
Six tools, one system
Rules Desk
Ask anything about a show's rules. Every answer cites the page it came from.
Show Rule Sheet
One page per show: heights by booth type, hanging signs, line of sight, flooring, lighting. Every line cited.
Deadline Calendar
Advance rates, installer forms, insurance, design submission, warehouse windows. All your shows, one calendar, each date with an owner.
Design Check and Sign-off
Enter the booth type, size and heights. See the rules that apply, then send it to your client for sign-off.
Client Workspace
One link per show for your client, with no login. They see what they must file themselves, and what you are handling.
Variance Requests
Draft the request with the exact rule cited, track the show's reply, and keep the approval on record.
COMING IN THE BETA · Booth Fit Check: will this 20×20 island at 18 ft pass at all eight of this client's shows? One question, every show. Also Rule Change Watch, Show-Site Brief, and an Insurance and Installer Tracker.
Every answer shows its page.
Answers come from the manual's text and its diagrams. Each one links to the original page, so your team can check it in one click. If the manual doesn't cover something, the answer says so instead of guessing.
Your documents stay yours.
- Every company gets its own isolated workspace.
- Clients only see the shows you share with them.
- Signer, timestamp and IP are recorded on every approval.
Founding Floor Program · Beta
Founding prices, in USD
Ten founding slots. Your founding rate stays locked for as long as you stay, and one feasibility-reviewed build request is included. No setup fee.
Ratify Exhibits
$149 / month
For exhibit houses running shows for many clients.
- 10 shows a month, up to 150 pages each
- 500 question credits a month
- Unlimited team members and client workspaces
- Deadline calendar, design sign-off and variance tracking
- Each answer links to its source page
Extra show $9 · Question 1 credit · Variance draft 2 credits · Booth Fit Check 3 credits · Credit packs: 50 for $7, 150 for $12, 500 for $35 · Need something we don't do yet? Ask.
A show is one manual set of up to 150 pages. Larger sets count per 150 pages. Prices exclude taxes. After the beta, list prices will be higher.
Apply for a founding slot
Tell us which shows give you the most trouble. Tanuj replies personally, usually within two business days.