From 26 €/h net as a new client, regularly 28 €/h net, minimum 5 hours per person and shift. Trade fair days are long, so the minimum rarely binds. A team lead coordinating a larger crew is +6 €/h — charged on one person in the team, not on each.
You book the people, we handle German employment law. We are licensed for temporary agency work under the AÜG, so you may direct the team on your stand yourself — no separate employment contract, no payroll, no registration. Clients based outside Germany pay the quoted amount in advance, before the first shift.
Not as a business based outside Germany. Supplying staff to a business is taxed where the client is established, not where the stand is. EU companies with a valid VAT ID get an invoice without German VAT under the reverse-charge rule — we check the number with the German Federal Central Tax Office first. Companies outside the EU, for example in the UK, Switzerland or the US, are invoiced without German VAT because the service is not taxable in Germany. A German branch counts as German.
Green Week runs from 15 to 24 January 2027, Fruit Logistica from 3 to 5 February, ITB Berlin from 16 to 18 March and IFA from 3 to 7 September 2027 — all at Messe Berlin. InnoTrans, the rail technology fair, takes place every two years; the next edition runs from 19 to 22 September 2028. Those weeks are the busiest in the calendar for stand crews, so book earlier than for a normal event.
All of our staff speak German, most of them also English — at no extra charge. Say in your enquiry which language your guests will use and we staff for it. Written briefings, quotes and invoices can be in English.
Yes — lead capture on your device or ours, badge printing and issuing, accreditation and entry control. Tell us which system you use; the team is briefed on it before the first day, not on the morning of.
One person looking after one group or one guest across the whole programme — reception, moving between sessions, green room, timings, and being reachable throughout. A different job from stand staffing, usually booked for conferences, galas and festivals.
Earlier than for a normal event. Fair weeks are the busiest in the Berlin calendar and the good people are gone first. Short notice is still possible — with fewer than eight working days between your binding booking and the shift, a short-notice surcharge applies: +2 €/h at six or seven working days, rising to +15 €/h at one day or less. A booking made after 4 pm counts from the next working day. But the choice narrows sharply.
Yes, and it is worth it. A crew that already knows the stand on day two sells better than a new one. Where the run is known early enough we hold the same people for all days.