Find sponsors for your event

Start at the top. A company listed at many conferences like yours has a standing events budget and someone who decides where it goes. The sponsor column matters most: those companies paid for a named package, not only a booth.

Open a company to see every conference it has sponsored or exhibited at, and when. A company that sponsored a rival event last year and not this year may be looking for a new one. Open a conference to see what it charges, so your price sits where theirs do.

Typing your conference removes the companies already at it, so the list is only new names. If we don't list your conference yet, pick its industry and city instead.

ConferenceDB reads each conference's sponsor page, sponsorship prospectus and exhibitor directory, and stores every company with its role: sponsor, partner or exhibitor. Media partners and companies listed only as past sponsors are left out here. A company counts when it is listed at two or more of the conferences you picked, across every edition we hold; companies without a known website, and marketplace domains, are left out.

The prices are each conference's cheapest published package in US dollars, from its latest priced edition. See what conference sponsorship costs for the medians by level and industry. Writing the pitch next? Read how to find sponsors for an event.