For mobile bars
A live map for your mobile bar’s public pop-ups
A mobile bar splits its life between private bookings and public appearances: the brewery collab, the market, the festival beer garden. The public dates are where new customers discover you, and they can only show up if they know where and when.
A live map turns your public calendar into a page anyone can check, so a guest who loved your setup at a wedding can catch you at this weekend’s market and become a repeat customer, or a fan. And it doubles as proof for event clients: a booker browsing your site sees a real, active business with a real schedule, not just a contact form.
See it live
A live map of a mobile beverage business’s public stops. Yours would show your own public pop-ups in your branding.
How it works
- Keep your calendar like you already do. Google, Apple, Outlook, or any calendar with a feed.
- We build your branded map and connect it: your logo, your colors, your area.
- Put it everywhere once. Website, Instagram bio, Google Business Profile. It stays current on its own.
$150 setup, then $19 a month
First month included. The first 15 clients lock this founding rate — $50 and $5 off the regular $200 + $24 — for as long as they stay subscribed.
See pricing →Common questions
How much does a live map for mobile bars cost?
Setup is $150, which includes your first month, then $19 a month while our first 15 founding spots last. Regular pricing is $200 setup and $24 a month. No contract, cancel any time.
Do my customers need to download an app?
No. Your map is a normal web page with its own link. Customers tap the link in your Instagram bio, your website, or a QR code and see where you are right now and where you will be next. Nothing to install.
Does it work with Wix, Squarespace, and WordPress?
Yes. The map embeds on any website platform with one line of code, and it also works with no website at all, since the map is its own shareable page.
How does the map stay up to date?
It syncs to the calendar you already keep, like Google, Apple, or Outlook. Add or move an event with a location and the map updates itself. There is no separate app to maintain and nothing to repost every morning.
What if I change my schedule at the last minute?
Edit the event in your calendar and the map follows within minutes. Cancel a stop and it disappears from the map. Your customers always see the current plan, not the one you printed.