About ExpoLead OS

Exhibitions are where deals begin. We make sure none of them are lost.

A company exhibits at a show, meets dozens of buyers and suppliers, then loses half of them in a notebook or an inbox. ExpoLead OS exists to close that gap.

Why we built it

Serious trade professionals deserve serious tools.

Generic CRMs are built for software sales teams. They are heavy, need setup and training, and have no idea that exhibitions repeat every year and that you meet the same companies again. Those and the enterprise lead tools price out the very people who need this most: solo exhibitors, SME exporters, and the buyers who walk the halls.

ExpoLead OS is the opposite. It is simple enough to use at the booth, priced for real businesses, and shaped entirely around the way product trade actually works, capture the connection, note what they deal in and in what quantity, follow up on time, and pick up the same relationship at next year’s show.

What we believe

Booth-first

Fast enough to use one-handed at a busy stand. If it needs a manual, it does not belong here.

Products and quantity

Built for physical trade, food, chemicals, apparel, machinery, where the deal is about volume, not a sales script.

Your data stays yours

Private by default, exportable anytime, no lock-in. We never sell it.

Not a generic CRM

Designed for the exhibition cycle, capture on the floor, follow up after, meet the same buyers again next year.

The people behind it

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Gladwin Gerald

Founder, ExpoLead OS

Gladwin has worked in international trade and knows the exhibition floor first-hand. ExpoLead OS is the tool he wished he had: built for the way trade professionals actually work, on the floor, across borders, under time pressure.

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Gayan Dias

Co-Founder · Strategic Adviser

Gayan is the strategic mind behind the business model. A business analyst and adviser by background, he keeps every product decision grounded in commercial reality, from how we price, to how we grow, to who we serve.

See it for yourself

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