We build brand experiences your CMO measures in qualified leads, not foot traffic.
360 booths, slow-mo capture, AI portrait flows, and Immersive Brand Rooms all wire into HubSpot, Salesforce, or Marketo, with consent-aware opt-in, venue and UTM tagging, and a daily scoreboard your team reads before the first session. The activation your guests talk about is also the one your marketing ops team reports in the quarterly review.
We run six capture formats, and every one reports to the same measurement instrument.
Every format is a guest experience on the surface and a consent-aware lead channel underneath, wired into your CRM, tagged by venue and campaign, and counted on a daily scoreboard that is in your team’s inbox before the first session opens. The experience changes with each event. The instrument doesn’t.
360 Video Booth
The booth captures slow-motion 360° video with branded overlays, licensed music, and instant share to email or text. Average guest dwell runs four-plus minutes, long enough to qualify the lead, short enough not to bottleneck the line.
AI Portrait Generation
We generate stylized AI portraits that are on-brand, moderated, and safe for legal review. Guests walk away with a branded asset they actually post, and your CRM gets a record with a consent timestamp already on it.
Slow-Mo Hero Capture
High-frame-rate capture under cinematic lighting produces the hero social clip your brand team has been asking for, on-site and handed over the same day.
Portrait Studio
We run professional headshot and portrait capture for user conferences, sales kickoffs, and executive briefings. Files arrive same-day, named and tagged so your CRM ingests every record without manual cleanup.
Immersive Brand Rooms
We build branded scenic environments designed for capture: LED cubes, projection rooms, and fabricated sets built to your campaign’s content workflow, not the other way around.
Trading Cards & Collectibles
Branded, AI-generated trading cards print on the spot in limited-edition packs. They carry the highest opt-in rate across our activation portfolio, for user conferences and fan engagement alike.
The pipe under the hood is consent-aware, CRM-integrated, and reportable to your exec sponsor by Monday.
- Clear opt-in UI: consent language, checkbox, and timestamp captured with every submission. No gray-area records.
- Real-time CRM pipe: HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, or custom. Leads flow seconds after capture, not at the end of the event.
- Venue + UTM tagging: every record tagged with venue, activation, and custom campaign properties so your team can slice by city or session without a data-cleaning sprint.
- Daily scoreboard emails: lead counts, venue performance, and dwell time in your team’s inbox every morning of the activation.
- Post-event measurement deck: CRM conversion benchmarks against your last activation, projected ROI on the qualified-lead cohort, and three recommendations your team walks into the next quarterly review with.
We’ve used them for multiple events now, and each time we’re blown away by the exceptional quality they bring. Everything they do feels top-tier and intentional.
We stay invisible to your client and indispensable to the show.
If you’re an agency running experiential programs for your clients, this is your production arm. We operate under your brand, your contracts, and your client relationship. Our team is on the headset and on the dock, and your client never knows we were there unless you tell them.
We operate entirely under your brand, your contracts, and your client relationship: your client stays yours, and your program stays out of our portfolio unless you choose to share it. We’re here to make your delivery look like one crew under your flag, and to make sure your margin arrives the size you quoted it. That’s the whole brief.
Running this under your brand? That’s the normal way activations reach us: the five-city activation tour that captured 38K qualified leads ran under a partner’s flag. See how agency partnerships work →
Agency partner program →This is what an activation looks like when the CFO signs the renewal.
Smaller than you’d think for a single unit, and it scopes from days, venues, and data depth more than the hardware. A single-day 360 photo booth rental with an attendant, branded overlays, licensed music, and CRM-wired lead capture is the smallest scope we run; a multi-city tour with daily scoreboards and a measurement deck is the largest. Engagement ranges are published on the investment guide, and the scoping call comes back with a number your finance team can review before you commit.
It is the build-and-run layer underneath an experiential campaign: fabrication, capture technology, staffing, lead routing, and measurement, delivered by a production team rather than pieced together from rental vendors. Your creative sets the idea; we engineer the activation so every guest interaction lands in your CRM as a consent-timestamped record your marketing ops team can actually use.
On the five-city activation tour we produced for a national CPG brand, consent-aware capture delivered 38,000 qualified leads to the brand’s CRM, tagged by venue and campaign and counted on a daily scoreboard. Your number depends on traffic, dwell time, and the opt-in flow, which is exactly what the scoping call is for.
Yes, and it is the normal way activations reach us. We run under your brand, your contracts, and your client relationship; our crew addresses your client as your team. Your client relationship stays yours, and your program stays out of our portfolio unless you choose to share it. See how agency partnerships work.
If your activations aren’t reporting a number yet, that’s the first thing we fix.
Tell us the campaign, the venues, and the dates. We’ll come back with the capture format that fits, the CRM it wires into, and a clear picture of what the measurement deck looks like when you walk out. Fifteen minutes is enough.