For pubs & bars
Most pubs don't have a website. The rest have one that hasn't been updated since 2019, or a Facebook page that nobody can find. Claim your pub on PubCrawl and you get a real page — your hours, your menu, your photos, your reviews — that ranks on Google and works on a phone. It costs nothing. It always will.
No card. No contract. Takes about 5 minutes.
We looked at every pub on Albert Road in Southsea. This is the honest split.
Everything on this list is free, permanently. Paid extras exist further down the page, but nothing on this list ever moves into them.
Change them from your phone behind the bar. Bank holidays, early closes, a burst pipe — update it once and it's correct on your page and in the app.
Drinks and food, with prices, ABV and measures. Send us a photo of your board and we'll type it up for you the first time. Google shows menu prices directly in results.
Upload as many as you like. No watermark, no crop that cuts your sign in half.
Every review is from someone who was actually there — they checked in on a crawl. Reply publicly, or flag anything that breaks the rules.
PubCrawl users plan routes between pubs. A claimed pub with good hours and a menu gets picked for those routes — that's a table of eight, not one person.
How many people viewed your pub, when they looked, which nights they came, and how many crawls routed through you. Your venue's own figures, free in the dashboard, with no time limit. Comparing yourself against other pubs nearby is a separate paid add-on — see below — and you never need it to run your page.
Live pages, not demos. Every one of them is on the free tier.
£0
Per month · forever
Not a trial, not a first-year discount, not free until we change our minds. The page, your opening hours, menu hosting, photos, review replies and your venue's own numbers are free permanently.
Claim your pubBecause a pub crawl app is only as good as the pub information in it. If your hours are wrong, someone walks to a locked door and blames us. Accurate pubs make the app worth using — so getting you to keep your own page up to date is worth more to us than any fee we could charge you for it.
We make money from people who pay for premium features in the app, and from optional extras for venues. None of those extras are required, and none of them affect your free page.
Said plainly, so there are no surprises later. All of it is optional, and none of it takes anything away from the free page.
We're small, and a real person reads all of these.
A chain with 14 sites, a brewery tap list that changes daily, a booking system you already use — tell us what you need and we'll tell you honestly if we can do it.
Get in touch →Something missing, something broken, or something you wish it did. Landlords have given us most of the best ideas in the app so far.
Tell us →Send a photo of your menu and your opening hours and we'll build the page for you, then hand you the login.
Send it over →Add it in a couple of minutes and claim it straight away. Free houses and micropubs especially — we're missing a lot of them.
Add your pub →Really free. The page, your opening hours, menu hosting, photos, review replies and your venue's own numbers have no cost and no time limit. Paid extras do exist — benchmarking against other local pubs, sponsored placement in routes, offers pushed to nearby users — but they are genuinely extra. The page you claim today keeps working exactly as it does today.
Everything about your own pub is free forever: page views, when people looked, which nights they came, how many crawls routed through you, and your review activity. What we charge for is comparison — benchmarking your numbers against other pubs in your area — because that is only possible from data across the whole local market. Your own venue's figures never move behind that.
No. Most pubs that claim a page don't have one, and that's the point. If you do have a site, link it — your PubCrawl page will point people to it.
We check. Usually a licence, a utility bill at the address, or an email on the pub's own domain. It takes a day or two and we'll tell you if we need something else.
You can unclaim it whenever you like and we'll remove your edits. The pub itself stays listed with basic public information, the same as it would on any map.
Your page sits on a domain with tens of thousands of other pub pages, with proper structured data for hours, menu and reviews. It is far more likely to rank for "<your pub> opening times" than a Facebook page is. It is not a replacement for a Google Business Profile — keep that too, and link them.
Tell us and we'll take your venue out of route generation — email hello@thepubcrawlapp.com and it's done manually, same day. You keep the free page, menu and hours either way. A self-serve toggle for this is on the roadmap; until it ships we are not going to pretend it is a button you can press.
