Pay an open balance
Use the link in your invoice or payment request email to pay what you still owe.
If you paid a deposit, chose to pay later, or your organizer approved an order after you submitted it, you may still owe money. You pay it from a secure link. You do not need to sign in.
Find your payment link
Your organizer sends it by email. Look for one of these:
- Your invoice, with a Pay … online button and the invoice attached. It is usually titled Your Invoice for Order #…, though your organizer may word it their own way.
- Payment Request From: followed by the show name, with a View Open Balance button.
Pay
Open the link
The page shows your order and booth, with Order total, Paid to date and Due now.
Accept the terms, if asked
Some organizers ask you to agree to their terms here too. Select Read and accept, scroll to the end and select Accept terms. The payment buttons work once you have.
Pay online
Select Pay … now and complete the payment with the show's payment provider. If your organizer allows it, How much to pay now lets you choose Pay a different amount and enter any amount in the range shown, instead of the full amount due.
Or pay another way
Under Or pay another way, choose one of your organizer's offline options to see their instructions.
Select View order details to see what the order includes.
What the page might say instead
| Message | What it means |
|---|---|
| Nothing left to pay or Nothing due | Your order is paid. There is nothing to do. |
| Awaiting organizer review | Your organizer has not approved the order yet. You can pay once they do. |
| Order canceled | The order was canceled. Contact your organizer. |
| Online payment unavailable | Your organizer does not take online payments for this show. Use Contact the organizer to arrange payment. |
If the link takes you back to the floor plan, it is no longer valid. Ask your show organizer to send a new one.
Still need help?
For questions about your show, booth or invoice, contact your show organizer. Their contact details are in your invite and order emails. Who to ask
Last updated October 1, 2026