Done for you · per event

We book your meetings at the show. You show up.

Our team runs Hallway for your event end to end — for the goal you choose: visitors at your booth, meetings for your sellers, a full side event, intro calls before the show or sales calls after it. You pay €990 setup and €49 per booked meeting, visit or call. Nothing else.

  • About 1 hour of your time
  • No retainer, no minimum
  • You set the meeting cap
  • Your own mailbox
Sample campaignOutreach running
  1. ✓Setup callDone
  2. ✓Shortlist approvedDone
  3. ✓Templates approvedDone
  4. OutreachRunning
Booked for youeach with a brief
Tue 10:00
VP InfrastructureFintech · 1,200 people
Booth 3.C12
Tue 11:30
Head of PlatformGaming · 400 people
Your booth
Wed 09:30
CTOMedia · 250 people
Call, 20 min
Wed 14:00
Director of ITRetail · 3,000 people
Side event
Morning digest · 3 new meetings, 2 replies for you to answer, 1 reschedule
30 minsetup call
20 minapprove the shortlist
10 minapprove the templates
0 minchasing replies and calendars

That is your part before the show. The rest is ours.

Pick the goal

Booth, meetings, side event, calls before or after.

Choose one goal or combine them for the same show. The mechanics below are the same for each; only the play and what counts as a result change.

3–4 weeks before

The right visitors at your stand, at a time you expect them

  • Invite shortlisted people with a reason to come: a demo, a person they should meet, a question you can answer
  • Offer time slots and put each visit on the calendar of whoever staffs the stand
  • A reminder before each visit with your stand number
Counts as a result
Booth visit with a time slot
Your part
Staff the stand; the visit list and briefs are on your phone
Price
€49 per result: booth visit with a time slot

One event can serve several goals at once — for example booth visits and seller meetings before the show, sales calls after it.

How it works

Six weeks, step by step.

What we do, what you do and what you get at every stage. Click a step.

What we do

  • Agree who you sell to, which roles matter and what a good meeting is
  • Connect your mailbox and check SPF, DKIM and DMARC before anything sends
  • Load the event: floor plan, exhibitors, speakers, your past results

Your part

30-minute call, connect your mailbox

What you get

A written scope: target roles, meeting cap, templates to approve

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What you get

Meetings that arrive ready.

Not a list of names and a hope. Each meeting comes with the reason, the context and a place on the floor. Shown with fictional data.

P1
Head of PlatformUses a rival you replace · hiring SREs
P1
VP InfrastructureOpen deal in your CRM · speaking Tue
P2
Director of ITFits ICP · expanding to DE

A shortlist with reasons

Every person ranked P1 to P4 with the reason on the row and one owner on your team. You strike out anyone before outreach starts.

Brief · Tue 10:00 · Booth 3.C12VP Infrastructure, fintech

Why now Moving workloads to the EU this year.

Ask Current latency in DE and FR.

History Demo with your team in March.

A one-page brief per meeting

Who they are, why now, what they care about, what happened before. Attached to the calendar invite and on the phone at the show.

Meeting at the show · 30 minTo the prospect, you in copy · .ics attached
Route for Tuesday6 booths in walking order, 2 meetings

Invites and a route for the day

Calendar invitations from your address to the prospect with the right seller in copy, and a walking route per seller around the booked meetings.

Meetings heldheld vs booked
Pipelinetied to the show
Cost per meetingall costs in
Follow-upssent and answered

A report after the show

Meetings held, pipeline, cost per meeting and who is still in nurture — the numbers you need when someone asks whether the show was worth it.

The mechanics

What you pay for, exactly.

The definition goes into the written scope before we start, so there is nothing to argue about later.

✓ Counts as a booked meeting

  • A meeting, booth visit with a time slot, or call accepted by someone from the list you approved
  • It has a time on your calendar: at your booth, at theirs, at a side event, a call before or after the show
  • The person holds a role you agreed in the scope
  • Meetings in the weeks right after the show count when they come from the same outreach

× Does not count

  • A reply saying "maybe stop by" without a time
  • Someone who is not on your approved shortlist
  • A person you already had a meeting with on the calendar before we started
  • A meeting that does not happen and is not rescheduled is not billed.
Meeting cap

You set the maximum number of meetings. We stop booking at the cap, so the bill can never run past it.

No-shows

A meeting that does not happen and is not rescheduled is not billed. We try to reschedule first.

Billing

Setup is invoiced when you sign the scope. Meetings are invoiced once, after the show, for the meetings that took place.

Live view

Every message, reply and meeting is visible in your Hallway workspace while it happens, plus a digest every morning.

Why this and not something else

You carry the setup. We carry the meetings.

Most of the risk sits with us: if nobody books, you have paid for the setup and keep the shortlist.

Do it yourselfHire an event SDROutreach agencyHallway done for you
You pay forYour team's timeSalary, from day oneA monthly retainerSetup + each booked meeting
If no meetings get bookedTime is goneSalary is paidRetainer is paidYou pay the €990 setup only
Time to startNow, if someone has timeHiring and rampOnboarding3–6 weeks before the show
Commitment—EmploymentUsually several monthsOne event
Emails from your own domainYesYesOften their domainsYes, your mailbox
Built around the eventDependsDependsRarelyFloor plan, booths, route, briefs
The data stays with youYesYesOften notYes, in your Hallway workspace
Pricing

Two numbers. No retainer.

Setup, per event

€990
  • Setup call and written scope
  • Mailbox connected and checked
  • Floor plan, exhibitors and speakers loaded
  • Scored shortlist, approved by you
  • Sequence and opening lines written
  • Contact lookups for the people on your approved shortlist are included.

Per booked meeting, booth visit or call

€49
  • Accepted, with a time on your calendar
  • With someone from your approved list
  • Routed to the right seller
  • One-page brief on every invite
  • Route on the day, follow-ups after
  • Side events: per guest who came
  • Not billed if it does not happen and is not rescheduled

Not included: your booth, travel and tickets. Prices in euros, excluding VAT. Scope and the definition of a booked meeting are agreed in writing before we start.

Check it against your own numbers

€1,970maximum you pay us
€99our price per meeting, setup included
€1,500your cost per meeting today
€566cost per meeting with us, all in

€990 setup + €49 × 20 meetings at the cap. Fewer meetings, smaller bill. Your numbers, your math — not a promise of results.

Your brand, your rules

It still looks and sounds like you.

  • Email from your own mailbox, in plain text, with an opt-out line. No tracking pixels.
  • You approve the shortlist and every template before the first message.
  • Scheduling replies in your name; anything else comes to you the same day.
  • LinkedIn steps prepared for you and sent by you — no bots on your account.
  • Everything in your Hallway workspace. Export it any time.

A good fit

  • You sell B2B and your buyers exhibit, speak or walk the halls
  • A single meeting is worth far more than €49 to you
  • The show is at least 3 weeks away

Not a fit

  • Consumer fairs
  • Events where your buyers are not present
  • You need mass email to bought lists — we do not do that
  • Data hosted in London (UK)
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest
  • Row-level security per workspace
  • Keys and tokens in a vault
  • Sends from your own mailbox
  • No tracking pixels
  • No LinkedIn bots
  • Export or erase any time
Questions

Everything people ask before the first call.

Can you bring people to our booth instead of booking meetings?

Yes. We invite the people you want at your stand with a reason to come and a time slot, and remind them on the morning. A booth visit with a time slot is billed like a meeting; walk-ins are not billed.

Can you fill our side event?

Yes. We invite the people you most want in the room, track yes/no, keep a waitlist and send a reminder the day before. You get the guest list with briefs at the door. Side events are billed €49 per guest who came, counted at check-in; yeses who do not come are not billed.

Can you do calls before or after the show?

Yes. Intro calls 2–4 weeks before the show, so the on-site meeting is about the deal, and sales calls after it for everyone on your list — the people you met, your badge scans, the organizer's opt-in list if your package includes one, and shortlisted people you missed. Each booked call is billed like a meeting.

Who actually does the work?

A Hallway operator — a person on our team — runs your campaign inside your own Hallway workspace, with the same product you would use yourself. You can open the workspace at any time and see every person, message, reply and meeting.

How much of my time does it take?

About an hour before the show: a 30-minute setup call, 20 minutes to approve the shortlist, 10 minutes to approve the templates. If you want LinkedIn steps as well, about 10 minutes a day during the outreach weeks to press send on messages we prepared. Then you take the meetings.

How early do we need to start?

Ideally 6 weeks before the show — that leaves four weeks of outreach, which is when most meetings get booked. 3 weeks is the minimum; closer than that we will tell you honestly whether it is worth it.

Which events does it work for?

B2B trade shows, expos and conferences with at least one of: an exhibitor list, a speaker page, an attendee list in the event app you can open, or a floor plan. If your buyers exhibit or speak there, it works best.

Where do the people come from?

The public exhibitor list and floor plan, speakers, public signals that someone is attending, your CRM, and decision-makers at the companies that fit. We never log into event apps on your behalf and never export attendee lists.

Which channels do you use?

Email from your own mailbox, booth and side-event invitations, and calendar invites. LinkedIn and event-app messages are written for you and sent by you in one click — no bots on your accounts.

Who answers the replies?

We answer scheduling replies in the same thread, in your name, using wording you approved: proposing times, confirming, rescheduling. Anything beyond scheduling — pricing, a technical question, a complaint — goes to you the same day.

We have several sellers going. How are meetings split?

Each person on the shortlist gets one owner: the account owner if you already know the company, otherwise by territory and vertical, otherwise the seller with the fewest meetings. The invite goes on that seller's calendar.

Do you staff our booth?

No. You and your team take the meetings. We plan the route, keep the calendar right during the show and draft the follow-ups.

Can we run several events?

Yes. Each event has its own setup and its own cap. Your shortlists, history and results carry over, so the second event starts faster.

Something else? hello@hallwaygtm.com — the founder answers.

Next step

Tell us your next event.

A 30-minute call: your buyers, the show, what a good meeting is. We come back with a plan, the expected shortlist size and a written scope. No charge until you sign it.

Want to see the product first? Open the live demo · Read how Hallway works

Opens your email app with the details filled in, addressed to hello@hallwaygtm.com. We reply with a plan and the expected shortlist size.