Onsite Badge Printing
Offer your attendees a polished registration experience and take advantage of our extensive menu of badge and ticketing options.
Quick and easy printing in seconds
Badge Production Built for the Way Your Event Runs
From onsite badge printing to multi-ticket credentials to RFID-enabled badges built right at the printer — every eShow badge does more than get someone through the door.
Wide variety of badge types to choose from
Full Sheet Badges
The standard 8” x 11” full sheet badge is preprinted on uncoated card stock. This badge style offers flexibility as the layout, the size, and number of tear-outs can be customized to the event – each registrant would receive a full sheet with their name badge, and tear-outs like tickets, schedules, etc. Requires badge holder.
Roll Badges
Fast, high-volume, affordable solution. Event branding is pre-printed on 4"x3" or 4"x6" smooth, top-coated paper. Requires a badge holder for attaching to lanyard.
Fanfold Badge
After folding together, this badge style offers a single finished double-sided badge measuring 4” wide by 5.5” high with two lanyard clip slots at the top. As an option, the back side could be used for printing show information, schedule, sponsors, etc.
Multi-Ticket Badge
The Multi-Ticket Badge combines a full-size event credential and a set of perforated, tear-off access tickets in a single printed piece with lanyard clip slots at the top — replacing the separate wristbands and paper tickets usually handed out alongside a badge.
Premium Badges
A durable, premium laminated badge with vibrant direct color printing and a sleek, professional design — no badge holder required. Expertly crafted by event professionals for optimal performance.
A new take on RFID
Traditional RFID badging has meant bulky external tags, an extra step at check-in, or both. eShow's approach is different: the RFID or NFC chip is embedded in the badge and matched to the attendee record automatically as it prints. No extra step. No bulky tag. No slowdown at check-in.
From there, eShow's infrastructure collects how attendees move through your event: Which sessions held the room and which emptied early. Where crowds gathered on the floor. Which booths drew traffic, whether or not a badge was ever scanned.