
AI photo booth
The best entry point for a stand: the photo is ready in 60 seconds, and while it renders there's time to talk to the visitor. The image is delivered against an email — that's your lead capture.
At an exhibition a visitor decides in three seconds whether to stop. After that they'll give you 30-90 seconds. Those two numbers decide which activities work on a stand — and which ones just take up space.

Every one of these is from our own inventory, available to rent with staff.

The best entry point for a stand: the photo is ready in 60 seconds, and while it renders there's time to talk to the visitor. The image is delivered against an email — that's your lead capture.

Floating 3D content visible from the aisle. At an exhibition this is the visual hook that stops a visitor in front of your stand.

An interactive quiz about your product or industry. Correct answers earn a reward, and along the way the visitor learns what you actually do.

An instant crowd magnet at a tech conference. Two visitors play, ten stop to watch — exactly what you want in front of a stand.

The claw machine is the oldest trick in the book because it works: the visitor comes over, plays, and there's a natural window to talk.

A spin in exchange for a sign-up — the fastest and least intrusive data-capture format on a stand.

A personalised gift engraved on the spot. The visitor takes the object back to their office, where your brand stays in view for months.

Your logo or the visitor's face printed on the coffee foam. A small trick, but half the photos taken at the stand will be of it.

A conference card made from the visitor, with name and job title. A business-card swap replacement that doesn't end up in the bin.
Those three elements are the recipe for a stand activation that works. The hook is visible from down the aisle (Holobox, robot battles, 360 movement). The interaction is short so no queue builds and your team can talk. The reward is something the visitor takes home — a printed photo, an engraved object, branded merch. Miss any one of them and the stand is either empty or full of people who leave no contact behind.
A 60-90 second activity delivers 30-50 meaningful interactions an hour, queuing included. Across a three-day exhibition that's 600-900 conversations — far more than the same team reaches with coffee and leaflets.
// Gifie + Snack Supply
And if food is on the list: at a conference, barista coffee is one of the strongest stand magnets there is. We can arrange it through Snack Supply, branded cups included.
At a conference a barista counter is by far the strongest stand magnet.
Sweet and savoury bites for the breaks between sessions.
A coffee alternative that lands with a younger professional crowd.
Custom-branded cups and sleeves. Custom concept – ask us for a quote.
These aren't off-the-shelf rentals but concepts: if one appeals, we'll talk through the build and the lead time.
A visual hook (Holobox), a 30-90 second interaction (quiz or Lucky Spin) and a reward (an engraved gift or printed photo), wired into one flow with shared data capture. The visitor completes the journey and your team gets a qualified contact.
A touchscreen duel against an AI using questions from your industry. It works on a stand because it creates competition, and the question set carries your professional message.
Starting points. We adapt any of them to your headcount, venue and budget — pricing always comes in a tailored quote.
For a 3x3 m stand: one data-capture station, one photo experience, good coffee.
When qualified contacts are the goal: hook, interaction and reward in one flow.
For a large stand at a multi-day exhibition where footfall and experience both count.
Tell it your headcount, venue and vibe, and Gifie Match will put a concrete shortlist together — it already knows which event type you're on.
Press event, brand launch
Holobox, AR, personalised visuals and a story guests carry onwards.
January–February
Competition, team building and a live leaderboard alongside the annual goals.
December
AI Christmas photos, engraved gifts and a gift machine — an experience that also leaves a keepsake.
Festival season, brand stands
High throughput, shareable content, lead capture and branded prizes.