Places that already run on it
A bar in Rio, a brasserie in Quebec, a small hotel on the coast — the same three pieces, shaped around what each of them actually does.
For bars, restaurants and small hotels
A website that looks like your place, a control panel you actually use, and a space for the people who keep coming back. You own all three. No monthly software fee, no agency to call every time your menu changes.
A bar in Rio, a brasserie in Quebec, a small hotel on the coast — the same three pieces, shaped around what each of them actually does.
01 Your Window
Your photographs, your prices, your hours — loading fast enough that nobody leaves before it appears.
02 Your Portal
Change a price, swap a poster, close early on Tuesday — from your phone, in the time it takes to pour a beer.
03 Your Network
This is where they have a name, an account, and a reason to hear from you before anyone else does.
04 What it costs
Pick what you need, then decide how much of your own space you're willing to share. The more room you give the network, the less your own site costs.
Your photographs, your colours, a layout built around your place.
Home, menu, events, contact — the usual shape of a place like yours.
Every spot you give to another business in the network takes money off your own build. Nothing here is permanent — it's set in the contract, and you keep the site either way.
One partner block, below your own content.
No advertising on your inside pages.
Estimated build
R$3 200 – R$5 100
A rough range, not a quote — every room is different. Tell me about yours and I'll give you a real number.
Get a real numberYou are the owner
Work
Every one of these is live, and every one of them is updated by its owner — not by me.
A brewery and pub in Quebec. Nine beers, a full events calendar and a photo archive — all managed from the owner's phone.
A live music bar in Brazil. Shows, menu and private bookings, in Portuguese, updated the morning of every gig.
A small hotel in the Quebec countryside. Rooms, rates and the surrounding region, for guests deciding where to stay.
Ways in
Same product every time. What changes is how much of the cost you cover yourself, and how much you trade for space on your own site.
You pay for the build, and the site is entirely yours. Nothing on it belongs to anyone else.
You keep a small advertising space in your footer. In return, a good part of the cost comes off.
A visible space on your home page brings the cost down furthest — and puts you inside the network as it grows.
No forms, no quote generator. Send a message about the room you run and what you wish people knew about it, and I'll tell you honestly what I'd build.
