Web development for Las Vegas convention and event vendors.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority counted 6 million convention attendees in 2025, and the year runs on a calendar every vendor knows by heart: CES in January, EDC in May, the Grand Prix in November, the National Finals Rodeo in the first full week of December, and hundreds of trade shows in between. Exhibit builders, AV companies, staffing agencies, and transport firms all face the same crunch. Quotes pile up months ahead, then crews, equipment, and freight have to land at the right hall on the right day. Much of that is still managed in spreadsheets and email threads.

Custom web applications fit that work well. A quote builder that prices by show, booth size, and services. A crew scheduler that shows who is booked where during a crowded week. Equipment tracking that knows which crates are at which venue. Client portals where exhibitors upload graphics and approve proofs without a dozen emails. Each removes a recurring headache, and each connects to the accounting, payment, and calendar tools you already use through API integration.

Resident-facing businesses benefit too. AC and pool companies need booking that handles a July surge, and medical and dental practices need intake that works on a phone. We build the narrowest useful version first, prove it in a real show season or summer, and grow it from there. Web applications start from $575, priced by complexity, with the scope in writing before work begins.