Event Floor Planner

Event Floor Planner is an excellent free starter for quick seating charts and simple event layouts: no signup required, no credit card friction, and core PDF export is available immediately. The tradeoff is that it stays intentionally basic once you need advanced collaboration, integrations, or richer venue-presentation features.

Tool Nutrition Label
Founded 2024
Headquarters Las Vegas, Nevada, United States (privacy-policy contact for Party Plug LLC; broader office footprint not publicly disclosed)
Company Size Not publicly disclosed; appears to be a small independent team
Funding Private / self-funded; no public funding disclosed
Pricing Model Free web app; no public paid Event Floor Planner tier
Free Trial Not applicable - free forever, no credit card required
Contract No contract for the current tool; terms reserve the right to introduce paid features later
Attendee Capacity No public attendee or layout cap listed
Mobile App No native iOS/Android app; marketed as mobile-friendly, but the live designer recommends desktop or laptop for precise editing
Offline Capability No
Data & Compliance Hosted in the United States; privacy policy lists Party Plug LLC in Las Vegas, Nevada
Expertise Level Beginner
Event Types
WeddingsQuinceanerasCorporate EventsHoliday PartiesReunionsBirthday PartiesBaby ShowersRetirement PartiesCelebrations of Life
Support Channels
EmailFAQ
Best For
  • + DIY hosts and independent planners who need a seating chart fast without paying first
  • + Small event coordinators building wedding, reunion, birthday, or basic corporate layouts without CAD training
  • + Users who want PDF export and optional cloud save/share without a heavy account setup
  • + Template-led planning for common social-event formats
Not For
  • Venue sales teams that need 3D walkthroughs, polished client presentations, or advanced collaboration
  • Operations teams that need integrations, permissions, audit trails, or connected event-tech workflows
  • Mobile-first planners who expect precise tablet or phone editing during live setup
  • Production-heavy events that require CAD-grade accuracy or detailed technical documentation
Key Capabilities
Build event floor plans in a browser with a drag-and-drop layout editor
Rotate, resize, and relabel tables and elements directly in the designer
Create guest lists and assign people to tables from the same workspace
Export floor plans as PDF for vendors, venues, or printouts
Export guest lists separately from the live designer
Save layouts to the cloud with an email address and reopen them later
Share saved layouts through unique links
Start from free templates and planning resources for common event types
Honest Limitations

Desktop-First Editing

The product is marketed as mobile-friendly, but the live designer explicitly recommends desktop or laptop use because precise placement and editing need a larger screen.

No Public Integrations

There is no credible first-party evidence of native integrations, Zapier connectivity, or API access for Event Floor Planner itself.

No 3D Or Venue-Sales Layer

This is a lightweight 2D layout and seating-chart tool, not an immersive venue showcase or advanced client-collaboration platform.

Sparse Public Validation

Targeted searches did not surface a meaningful third-party review footprint, and public company details remain limited.

Free-Tool Roadmap Uncertainty

The service is free today, but the terms explicitly reserve the right to introduce paid features, modify features, or discontinue parts of the tool later.

Pricing Breakdown
Plan Price Details
Free $0 No signup required for core use; email is only needed for cloud saves and shared layouts; no public paid Event Floor Planner tier is listed

Cost at Common Event Sizes

100
attendees
$0
Pricing is not attendee-based; a 100-guest layout stays free
500
attendees
$0
Pricing is not attendee-based, though larger layouts may need more browser horsepower and planning discipline
1000
attendees
$0
Still free on current public evidence; confirm practical object or performance limits for very large layouts

Hidden Costs to Watch

  • ! You may still need a separate RSVP or ticketing tool for guest communications, registration, or paid events
  • ! You may still need a separate design tool for signage, menus, place cards, or polished client-facing visuals
  • ! Teams that outgrow the basic floor-planning workflow may need a more advanced diagramming or venue-sales product

Event Floor Planner is a rare thing in event software: a tool that is actually useful before it asks for money, a credit card, or even a full account. You can open the browser app, start dragging tables into place, assign guests, and export a PDF without stepping into the usual sales funnel. That makes it appealing for weddings, reunions, birthdays, and other one-off events where the main goal is getting a clean layout done quickly.

In practice, it looks strongest for straightforward seating and room-planning work. The live designer supports drag-and-drop editing, rotation, resizing, guest lists, PDF export, and optional cloud save/share via email, while the templates and free planning downloads give casual planners a useful starting point. If you just need to show a venue, caterer, or family member what goes where, that is often enough.

The limits show up as soon as the workflow gets more demanding. Event Floor Planner is still a lightweight 2D tool with desktop-first editing, no public integrations, and no 3D venue-sales layer. If your event needs richer collaboration, polished walkthroughs, or a more connected registration-and-operations stack, move up to something like 3D Event Designer, Social Tables, or a stronger seating-specific tool.

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Questions to Ask the Vendor
  1. 1
    Is Event Floor Planner intended to remain free indefinitely, or is a paid tier planned?
  2. 2
    What attendee count, object count, or browser-performance limits should planners expect on large layouts?
  3. 3
    What sharing controls exist today, and are collaborator permissions or comments on the roadmap?
  4. 4
    What export formats beyond PDF and guest-list export are supported today?
  5. 5
    Are any integrations, API access, or Zapier-style automations planned?
  6. 6
    If a user saves layouts to the cloud, what is the exact process for exporting or deleting all saved data?
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