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A website for your bar.

Somebody's deciding where to watch the game, or where to take the group after work. Arara builds your bar's website so they find out you've got the game on and a happy hour that's worth the walk. It's $35 a month.

What bar customers look for

They want to know if you're open late tonight and what's on tap. They want to know about happy hour, and whether the kitchen is still serving. Then there's the reason to pick you over the place across the street: the band on Friday, trivia on Tuesday, the big screens, the back room for a birthday.

People ask Google and AI assistants the same things ("bar with live music tonight near me," "where can I watch the Giants game"). An Arara site answers them in plain text and marks them up so those systems can read them.

What's on your bar's site

  • Drinks and food menus as text with prices: drafts, cocktails, wine and whatever comes out of the kitchen
  • Hours for every day, including late nights, with holiday hours posted ahead of time
  • Happy hour, and the features people choose a bar for, such as live music and sports on TV
  • Whether you pour a full bar or beer and wine
  • Specials for this week's events and deals, posted from your phone in a minute
  • Your private events page, with how many people fit and how to book
  • Photos of the bar and the room, described for people using screen readers
  • Reviews from your own guests, collected from a QR code on the table

How it gets built

Arara reads your current website and your listings and drafts your site from what it finds. You check every fact before it goes live. After that, posting Friday's band or a new draft takes a minute from your phone. See how it works.

Bar website questions

What should a bar website have?

Your hours for every day and where you are, then your drinks and food menus as text with prices. Add happy hour and whatever makes a night at your place, like music or the game on TV. Put up photos of the room too, and a page for private parties if you host them.

How much does a bar website cost?

Arara is $35 a month on your own domain, with no setup fee and no contract. See how that compares.

How do I post this week's events?

Add them as specials from the control panel on your phone. They show on your site right away, and you can set when each one comes down.

Can people book the back room through my site?

Your private events page says how many people fit and how to ask, and sends them to your phone, your email or the booking service you use.