Every January, our production floor looks the same. CES exhibitors need displays shipped yesterday. NRF booths are due in New York by Friday. Expo West orders are stacking up behind them. Rush fees are running, design revisions are getting squeezed, and exhibitors who planned ahead are already set up while everyone else is scrambling. I hav … read more

Fall trade show season is the busiest stretch of the year. Between late September and early December, there are more than a dozen major shows across Las Vegas, Orlando, Chicago, and other convention cities. Every year, exhibitors contact us the week before their show asking if we can still get them a display in time. The answer is usually y … read more

Displayit has earned more than 2,400 verified customer reviews with a 4.9 star average across every product category. These are not curated testimonials from a marketing team. They are unfiltered reviews from real exhibitors who purchased, received, set up, and used their trade show displays at actual events. Below is what Displayit custome … read more

A few years ago, a two-person healthcare startup called us two weeks before a regional medical conference. They had never exhibited before. They had no display, no graphics, no plan. Their budget was $400. We set them up with a retractable banner stand and a branded table cover. Six months later they called back for a 10ft backwall. A year … read more

Here's what actually matters when purchasing a pop up trade show display. I have watched exhibitors spend $300 on a pop up display that falls apart after two shows and $1,500 on one that lasts seven years. From the outside, they look similar. Same general shape, same basic pitch, same promise of "easy setup." But the differences show up fas … read more