A practical comparison of ExpoFP's floor-plan-first exhibition platform and Momentus Technologies' enterprise venue and event management suite — so you can pick the right tool for your show.
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Momentus Technologies (formerly Ungerboeck) is an enterprise venue and event management platform used by convention centers, exhibition venues, stadiums and arenas, performing arts centers, universities, and corporate campuses worldwide. Built on decades of Ungerboeck heritage, the Momentus Platform spans sales and CRM, venue booking, event operations, room diagramming, catering, finance and accounting, and reporting. For exhibition organizers specifically, Momentus offers booth sales workflows, an exhibitor portal with self-service ordering, trade show floor plans, contracts, invoicing, and payment processing — all connected to the venue's back-office operations. Its customer roster includes major venues such as Jaarbeurs, Messe München, ExCeL London, and the Orange County Convention Center.
ExpoFP takes a different, deliberately focused approach: it is a floor-plan-first platform for trade shows and exhibitions. Organizers draw or import their floor plan, manage booth inventory directly on the map, take reservations and online booth purchases, publish exhibitor profiles and listings, embed the interactive plan on their own website, and give attendees browser-based wayfinding that works on any device with no app download. Reporting covers booth sales status, exhibitor engagement, and map analytics. Setup is self-service, pricing is published, and there is a free plan plus a 7-day full-featured trial.
This page is for teams comparing ExpoFP vs Momentus, looking for an Ungerboeck alternative for the show-floor side of their events, or researching exhibition floor plan software, booth management software, and interactive trade show maps. The two products overlap on booth sales and floor plans but are built for different jobs — this guide explains where each one fits.
The two products overlap on booth sales and floor plans but are built for different jobs — and different buyers.
You are an event organizer who needs a best-in-class interactive floor plan fast: booth inventory managed visually on the map, online reservations and purchases, a public exhibitor directory, and no-app attendee wayfinding embedded in your event website. You want transparent pricing, self-service setup, and a tool your team can launch in days rather than an enterprise implementation project.
You run a venue — a convention center, arena, conference center, or campus — and need a single system of record for venue booking, event operations, catering, finance, CRM, and exhibition sales across your entire calendar of events. Momentus is designed for enterprise venue operations where the floor plan is one component of a much broader operational workflow, and you have the budget and timeline for a scoped implementation.
Competitor information is based on publicly available materials as of July 2026 and may not reflect every configuration; confirm specifics with the vendor.
| Feature | ExpoFP | Momentus |
|---|---|---|
| Interactive event floor plans | Core productPolished, fast, public-facing interactive maps | Trade show floor plans and room diagramming available within the platform |
| Floor plan editing | Built-in drag-and-drop editor; draw from scratch or import an existing plan | To-scale room and floor configurations; CAD-style diagramming in broader workflowCapabilities should be confirmed for your use case |
| Booth management | Map-first booth inventory: sizes, types, pricing, and status managed visually | Booth inventory managed within sales and CRM workflows |
| Booth reservations | Built-in: exhibitors reserve booths directly on the live map | Booth sales handled via CRM, proposals, and contract workflows |
| Booth purchases online | YesOnline checkout on paid plans (Subscription + Payments from $269/mo for up to 100 booths) | Payment processing available as part of the exhibitor workflowScope should be confirmed |
| Real-time booth availability | YesThe public map updates as booths are sold or reserved | Availability tracked in the platformPublic real-time map behavior should be confirmed |
| Exhibitor profiles / listings | YesLogos, descriptions, links, and categories tied to booths | Exhibitor records and service ordering via the exhibitor portal |
| Search by booth, company, or category | YesBuilt into every published floor plan | Available in broader workflowPublic-facing search should be confirmed |
| Attendee wayfinding | YesBrowser-based navigation to any booth, no app required | Not a primary focus of the published product materials — should be confirmed |
| Mobile / browser experience | Web-firstWorks in any mobile or desktop browser instantly | Web platform with mobile access for exhibitor self-service ordering |
| Multi-floor / multi-building support | YesMultiple levels and buildings on one map | YesDesigned for large multi-space venues |
| Website embedding | YesEmbed the floor plan and exhibitor list on any site | Portal-based experiences; embedding options should be confirmed |
| Self-service setup | YesSign up, build, and publish without a sales call | Sales-led onboarding and scoped implementation |
| Lead retrieval / capture | YesExhibitor lead capture available | Lead and opportunity tracking for organizer sales teamsAttendee-facing lead retrieval should be confirmed |
| Public pricing | YesPublished plans from $149/mo, free plan, 7-day trial | No published prices — quote-based, priced on venue footprint and module selection |
| Product scope | Focused: floor plans, booth sales, exhibitor discovery, wayfinding | Broad suite: venue booking, CRM, operations, catering, finance, ticketing, exhibition management |
| Best fit | Trade shows, expos, and exhibitions that need a great show-floor experience | Venues and venue groups that need end-to-end operational software |
| Ideal buyer | Event organizers, expo teams, agencies | Venue executives, convention center operations, IT and finance leadership |
For organizers whose priority is the show floor itself — selling booths and helping attendees find exhibitors — a focused tool often wins:
If you operate a venue rather than a single show, Momentus is built for you. Convention centers, stadiums, arenas, conference centers, and campuses that need venue booking, space calendars, CRM, catering, work orders, finance, and reporting in one governed system will find ExpoFP too narrow — that end-to-end operational depth is exactly what Momentus (with its Ungerboeck heritage) has specialized in for decades, and it is trusted by some of the largest venues in the world.
The choice between ExpoFP and Momentus is a classic specialist-versus-suite decision. Momentus optimizes for operational completeness: one system where a venue's sales pipeline, event calendar, exhibitor invoices, catering orders, and general ledger all connect. That breadth is valuable — but it comes with enterprise procurement, quote-based pricing, and an implementation designed around a venue's whole business, which can be more than a single event team needs when the goal is simply a great interactive show-floor experience.
ExpoFP optimizes for depth on one job: the public-facing floor plan and everything attached to it — booth inventory, reservations and purchases, exhibitor discovery, and attendee navigation. It will not run your venue's finance department, and it doesn't try to. If your success metric is booths sold and attendees finding exhibitors easily, the specialist tool typically gets you there faster and at a published price.
This is not always an either/or decision. Many exhibitions take place in venues that already run Momentus for booking and operations, and the two products can serve different audiences at the same event without conflict.
A common pattern: the venue manages its business in Momentus, while the show organizer uses ExpoFP for the public show-floor experience.
Self-service setup and published pricing from $149/mo — no discovery calls required to see a number.
Common questions for teams comparing ExpoFP and Momentus Technologies.
For the exhibition-facing parts of the workflow — interactive floor plans, booth sales, exhibitor listings, and attendee wayfinding — yes, ExpoFP is a focused alternative. However, ExpoFP does not replace Momentus's venue-management scope such as venue booking, catering, work orders, and finance. Teams comparing the two should first decide whether they are buying show-floor software or venue-operations software.
Start free, build the interactive map, and let exhibitors reserve or buy booths straight from the plan.
Information on this page is based on publicly available product materials and may change over time. If you represent this product and would like us to correct or update anything, please contact us. This is ExpoFP's own comparison and reflects our perspective based on publicly available information and user-facing product research.