A 10×30 is a long inline booth: 30 feet of aisle frontage and 300 square feet. It suits brands with several products or teams that each need their own space.
Typical price Custom about $30,000 to $75,000. Modular about $22,500 to $67,500. See prices and sources
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Real booths
Real booths from builders who build 10×30
Each builder lists 10×30 among the sizes it builds. Filter by type or price level, then get one like it quoted at 10×30.
Published guides do not price the 10×30 on its own, so we use their per square foot rates: about $30,000 to $75,000 for a custom 10×30 at $100 to $250 per sq ft, and $22,500 to $67,500 for a modular one at $75 to $225 per sq ft. For comparison, a 10×20 rents for $7,500 to $14,000 per show; builders quote 10×30 rentals per show.
Prices are published by the sources linked, checked 26 October 2026. Lines marked "worked out" multiply the floor area by the source's per square foot rate. Your quote depends on the show, the design and the builder.
Ways to do a 10×30
4 ways to do a 10×30 booth, with prices
Each option suits a different way of exhibiting. Pick one and builders quote it for your show.
Portable 10×30 kit
$15,000 to $37,500Worked out at $50 to $125 per sq ft for portable exhibits. Source: Triumfo
Published prices, checked 26 October 2026. Where no price is published, the $ level is our estimate. Estimated price level, relative to the other options on this page. Builders quote the actual price for your show.
Layout plans
Three ways to lay out a 10×30 booth
Top-down plans drawn to scale. Pick the one you like and builders quote that layout.
Open frontCounter to one side so visitors can step in.Quote this layout Meeting cornerA high table for conversations that run long.Quote this layout Demo and storageA lockable closet keeps stock and bags out of sight.Quote this layout
Plans illustrate common layouts, not a builder's design. Your show's rules on height and sight lines apply.
Planning this size
Planning a 10×30 trade show booth
With 30 feet along the aisle, a 10x30 trade show display can hold three zones side by side. Plan the flow so visitors move along the booth rather than bunching at one counter.
10x30 booths are less common than 10×20s, so fewer builders list them as a standard size. Rentals and modular kits that combine three 10×10 sections are a common way to build one.
What it costs
Where the money goes on a 10×30 trade show booth, line by line
Every quote is built from the same lines. Some are paid once, some at every show. Ask each builder to price every line separately so you can compare like for like.
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What it covers
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Design and fabrication
Drawing the booth and building the structure, counters and fittings
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By city
10×30 booth builders by city
Cities with the most vetted builders who build 10×30 booths.
Published guides do not price the 10×30 on its own, so we use their per square foot rates: about $30,000 to $75,000 for a custom 10×30 at $100 to $250 per sq ft, and $22,500 to $67,500 for a modular one at $75 to $225 per sq ft. For comparison, a 10×20 rents for $7,500 to $14,000 per show; builders quote 10×30 rentals per show.
What is the standard booth size for a trade show?+
The standard trade show booth is 10×10 feet: 100 square feet, inline, with one open side and a back wall usually limited to 8 feet high. Bigger inline booths grow in 10-foot steps (10×20, 10×30), and island booths start at 20×20.
Is a 10×30 booth common?+
Less common than 10×10 and 10×20, so fewer builders list it. Ask for quotes early.
Can I rent a 10×30 booth?+
Yes. Rental builders often combine sections of their stock to make a 10×30. Ask in your brief.
Is a 10×30 inline?+
Usually: one long open side along the aisle, with neighbours behind and at both ends.