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Map D vs Marketspread

Map D

7.3#8 in exhibitor management softwareFree plan
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Marketspread

7.9#2 in exhibitor management softwareFrom $12 a year
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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FactMap DMarketspread
IntegrationsMap D describes connectors for Novi, MemberClicks and Salesforce, website embeds for WordPress, HubSpot and Wix, and REST API and Zapier support.The Premium page says API integrations can connect Marketspread data to Microsoft Power BI, Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel, and can provide JSON data for custom website views.
SecurityMap D says its partner platform uses role-based admin controls, audit trails, SSL and automatic daily backups.The maker’s farmers market page lists PCI/DSS compliance, 100% encryption, A+ SSL certification and 24/7 security monitoring.
SupportEvery plan includes onboarding, team training, and email and chat support; phone and customer success manager packages are optional add-ons.The Learning Center directs users to open a support ticket when its articles do not answer a question.

Map D plans

  • Free floor planFree
  • Starter$1,500, paid once
  • Growth$2,500, paid once
  • Scale$2,750, paid once

Marketspread plans

  • Vendors & Exhibitors — StandardFree
  • Vendors & Exhibitors — Premium$1.50 a month
  • Point of Sale$12 a year
  • Markets & Venues — Standard$15, paid once
  • Markets & Venues — Year-round$30, paid once
  • Online Store — Flat Rate$129 a month

Pick Map D if…

Map D suits associations, event planners, and organizers running expos and other events. It is relevant for teams that need floor plans, exhibitor workflows, or booth sales, with online checkout available from Growth.

Pick Marketspread if…

It suits market and event organizers handling applications, payments, booths, and vendor relationships, as well as vendors and exhibitors managing products and orders. The listed audience includes festivals, fairs, trade shows, expos, conferences, and conventions.

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