Your Taproom's Page Should Not Cost 47 Pints a Month.

Its two tiers are Essentials at $899 a year — $89.99 if you pay monthly, about $1,080 a year — and Premium at $1,199 a year, $119.99 monthly. The price is per location, so a second taproom is a second licence. Essentials caps the account at 5 users and 20 non-beer menu items, which is why a brewpub with a kitchen or a taproom with eight bartenders is usually quoted Premium. Untappd runs a 7-day free trial and does not publish the price on its own site.

Only if the discovery matters to you. Untappd puts your taproom in a consumer app where drinkers check in and look for somewhere to go — that is a marketing channel, and we do not replace it. What the page replaces is the other half: the list a customer reads at six o'clock with ABV, IBU and a price, the kicked line, the truck week, the crowler number. Plenty of taprooms keep Untappd and stop paying for a website builder on top of it.

Toast's starter-kit checkout lists three software packs on its Traditional plan: Basic $69, Core $219 and Growth $578 a month, on a two-year agreement, with the hardware up front — $1,153 countertop, $1,113 handheld. Core is the first pack with online ordering; Growth is the first with a website. On Pay-as-you-Go the software and kit are $0 and the card rate rises to 3.09%–3.69% + 15¢. None of the three packs lists your taps by ABV or IBU.

Yes, on published software price: Arryved Core starts at $99.99 a month for 1–9 devices, against $219 for Toast Core, and it was built for taprooms rather than adapted to them. The things to weigh: hardware and processing are quoted separately, 10+ devices or 2+ locations is a custom quote, and its agreement runs 12 months with 90 days' notice to leave. If you are choosing a register, choose on that — this page is not a register.

No. It has no register, no checkout and no card payment, because we do not want a fee on a beer you poured. The crowler and can section is a line saying what is available and a button that calls the bar; if you already take online orders through Toast or Arryved, that button opens your link instead. Nothing is migrated and no order passes through us.

Yes, and it is the line customers come back for. A status line under the name — “Tap 9 kicked at 6:40, back Friday” — plus a state on each tap: pouring, low keg, or gone. The gone beer stays visible and struck through, so the next person does not order it. You change it from your phone in about a minute.

No — that is the reason to have the page. You get an edit key and the tap rows sit on one screen: name, style, ABV, IBU, price, status. A full rotation is ten minutes of your own time, or we do it for you in the first month on the Local Pack. A page that goes stale is a page nobody checks, so the editing is the product.

Yes. Each tap carries its own pour sizes and prices, so a 9.4% imperial stout can be 10 oz only at $9 while the pilsner is 16 oz at $7. Flights, half pours and “no growler fills of the barrel-aged” go in a note under the board, where a bartender would otherwise say it forty times a night.

Yes — a seven-day list with the truck, what it sells and the hours it serves, posted once a week. It is the second most asked question at a taproom without a kitchen, and it is the difference between a four-top at seven and a four-top that went somewhere with fries.

Each taproom gets its own page, because each has its own taps, hours and trucks. The $199 Local Pack covers one; write to us before ordering a second and we will quote both together rather than charging you twice for the same work. The pages can share a look and still say different things.

No. The page goes live on an address we give you, and that link goes on the coaster, the tap-handle tag, the Instagram bio and the text you send a regular. If you already own a domain, we tell you how to point it at the page; the domain itself is paid to a registrar, not to us.

One business day from the moment your details are complete. The form asks for the brewery name, phone, address and hours, your tap list with ABV, IBU and prices, this week's trucks, anything you sell to go, and a photo or two. If you would rather not type it, paste your Untappd menu link or your Instagram and we pull what we can, then confirm the rest by email.

No. $49, $199 or $499 is the whole price, charged once. The page stays live, the PDFs and images are yours, and you pay again only when you order new work. We take no percentage of a pint you poured and we collect no customer data at all.

You see a preview before we call it finished, and every package includes at least one round of edits. If we have not started building, you get a full refund. If we delivered and something on the list is missing or wrong, tell us within 7 days and we fix it or refund that part. Details: refund policy.

Polar Software, Inc., our merchant of record, takes it on their checkout page. Your card details are entered there, never on this site, and they handle the receipt and the tax. We never see your card number.