Turn booth traffic into leads you can download.

BoothBuzz is a branded 60-second game that visitors play on their own phones at your exhibition stand, which turns every player into a contact you can download from a dashboard.

A game page at game.printonline.ae/your-name with your logo, colours, title, tagline and prize; a print-ready QR code (SVG and PNG); a preview link to test it; a kiosk link for a stand iPad; a live leaderboard page for a TV; and an exhibitor dashboard with live stats and Excel, CSV and PDF downloads of every lead.

Gem Rush, a match-3 game where the highest score wins, and Flip Match, a memory-pairs game where the fastest time wins. Both are set up with your branding and run in the browser on any phone or tablet. You can run a different game at your next show.

Exhibitors with a stand at a trade show, consumer expo, conference or product launch, their marketing teams, and the stand builders and event agencies who look after them. It fits a 3 by 3 metre shell scheme as well as a 200 square metre island stand.

BoothBuzz is a product of SIMPLE PRINTING SOLUTIONS FZE LLC, based in Business Bay, Dubai, and the sister brand of Printonline.ae, the online print shop that already prints roll-ups, counter cards and badges for exhibitors across the UAE. The game and the printed QR material come from the same company and the same invoice.

Because nobody wants to fill in a form at a stand, but almost everyone will play for 60 seconds to beat the name above them on a screen. The form is the price of playing, so it gets filled in properly: a real name, a real email, a tick on consent. Industry research puts gamified stands at roughly 40 percent more leads and 42 percent longer dwell time than static ones.

It gives people a reason to stay, to come back, and to bring colleagues. A visitor who is number 4 at 11:00 returns at 15:00 to reclaim the top spot, and talks to your team both times. The prize draw at the end of the day pulls a crowd to the stand on purpose.

Scanning a QR on their own phone takes a visitor 3 seconds, needs no queue and no staff member holding a tablet, and ten people can play at once. A stand iPad in kiosk mode is still available for visitors who prefer it.

Because you exhibit a few days a year, not 365. AED 300 per exhibition day means a three-day show costs AED 900, with no licence, no set-up fee and no per-lead fee. Mainstream lead-capture platforms start around USD 6,000 to 8,000 per year and charge extra for gamification.

It depends on footfall, the prize and how visible the QR code is. A busy stand at a DWTC show with a good prize and the QR printed on a roll-up, the counter and staff T-shirts can convert a large share of the people who stop. Our "up to 20x" headline compares a game with a passive business-card bowl; treat it as the ceiling, not a promise, and measure your own result in the dashboard funnel.

1. A visitor scans the QR code on your stand. 2. The start screen shows your logo, the prize and a Play button. 3. They enter their name and email (and whatever else you ask). 4. They play for 60 seconds. 5. Their rank appears, with their name on the big-screen leaderboard. 6. Your team talks to them while they are still smiling. 7. The lead is already in your dashboard.

Log in to the dashboard with your game name and password. Leads appear live. Download Excel (.xlsx), CSV or PDF at any time, as often as you like. Each row has name, email, mobile, company, your custom questions, the consent record and the marketing opt-in.

Usually within 24 hours of your order on printonline.ae. Send a logo, two colours, the prize line and the questions you want. Last-minute orders during a show are possible; contact Printonline.

No. The game runs in the phone browser. Visitors scan the QR code with their camera and play within seconds on iPhone or Android, portrait or landscape. It also runs on an iPad at the stand in kiosk mode, which resets between players and wipes their details.

Yes. The game is small, loads in about a second on 4G, and does not stream anything. If a phone loses signal in the last seconds of a game, the result is sent as soon as it reconnects. Busy venue Wi-Fi where hundreds of people share one address is handled with a per-network limit you can raise.

Yes. Your logo, main and accent colours, background, game title, tagline and prize text appear on every player screen. BoothBuzz and Printonline are not shown to visitors.

The timer and the score are calculated on our server from the moves the phone sends, so an edited score is rejected. Flip Match is ranked by completion time measured on the server to the millisecond, which gives you a single clear winner. Unusually fast results are flagged in your dashboard for a human check before the prize.

English, Arabic (with right-to-left layout), Spanish and Mandarin Chinese for the player screens and the exhibitor dashboard. The browser language is detected and visitors can switch with the Change Language control.

It belongs to you. Every lead carries a consent record (text version, time, device) and a separate, never pre-ticked marketing opt-in, in line with UAE PDPL and GDPR-style practice. Data is stored in the UAE, never sold or shared, and deleted automatically after the retention period (90 days after the event, 365 days once you have downloaded it). Game pages are hidden from search engines.

Yes. Before the start date the public link shows a Coming soon page with a staff password box; your team can play the real game, and test plays are not recorded. You also get a separate preview link.

Everywhere with mobile coverage, because delivery is online: a link, a QR code and dashboard access, nothing shipped. We set up and support from Dubai (GST, UTC+4) and most of our games run at exhibitions in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the wider GCC; international events are welcome.

Any. It is used at Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai Exhibition Centre at Expo City Dubai, ADNEC Abu Dhabi, Expo Centre Sharjah, Dubai Harbour and conference hotels. One game is set up per stand per event, for the exact dates of the show.

Something people want to win in public: an iPad, a weekend stay, a product bundle, or a draw among the top 10. Announce the time of the draw on the start screen (the prize text is yours to write) so the crowd comes back for it.