What to Send a Booth Builder to Get an Accurate Quote
By Pixelmate Exhibition Co., Ltd. Updated 14 November 2026.
Short answer: to get an accurate exhibition booth quote, send the show name and dates, booth size and number of open sides, layout needs, display and AV requirements, branding files and a target budget range. With those details a builder can reply with a 3D rendering and itemised quotation. Without them, any figure is a guess.
The brief checklist
- Show name and dates: this sets the build schedule and the organiser's rules.
- Booth dimensions: for example 3x3 m, 6x6 m or 9x12 m.
- Layout type: open on one, two, three or four sides.
- Display needs: products, counters, screens, demonstration areas or meeting rooms.
- Branding: logo files, colours and any brand guidelines.
- Budget range: a target range helps the builder choose suitable materials.
- Timeline: when you need renderings approved and when the stand ships.
Files that speed things up
- The organiser's floor plan showing your space.
- Existing 3D files or technical drawings from your design agency.
- Photos of past stands you like.
What you should get back
- A written reply confirming the brief.
- A 3D rendering of the proposed stand.
- An itemised quotation covering materials, finishes and exclusions.
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need a finished design before asking for a quote?
No. A builder can design from your brief, or build from drawings if you already have them.
Why do builders ask for a budget range?
It guides the choice of materials, finishes and features so the proposal fits your expectations.