Wrong opening hours online
Google shows you as closed when you're open, and open on Ferragosto (15 August). Your website becomes the reliable source, and we sort out your Google Business Profile too.
A bar lives on people walking past and people searching. The ones walking past, you can see. The ones searching “aperitivo near me” at six in the evening won't find you if you don't have a website.
Across Italy, all done remotely: a video call, WhatsApp and a free preview of your website.
We see these every week, in almost every business we talk to. They're also the quickest to fix.
Google shows you as closed when you're open, and open on Ferragosto (15 August). Your website becomes the reliable source, and we sort out your Google Business Profile too.
The live band night ends up in a story that disappears within 24 hours. With an events page it stays, and Google indexes it.
A well-written drinks list with the right photos brings people in. It's the shop window you already have, just online.
Everything here is included in the package, not an extra to add later.
An indicator that switches on by itself based on your actual opening hours: anyone opening the website knows straight away whether they can come by.
Every event has its own page, its own link to share in the group chat and its own listing on Google.
A list with photos, prices and descriptions that make people thirsty.
The latest photos of your place appear on the website without you having to upload them twice.
Polished animations that make the website feel alive, without slowing it down.
How to get there, where to leave the car, which buzzer to press: simple things that bring people back.
Small details that really bring in enquiries on bar websites. We always include them, even in the simplest package.
Summer and winter, aperitivo and after dinner: written out in full, so nobody finds the shutters down.
People choosing where to go for aperitivo compare. Showing your prices gets you chosen by people looking for an honest place.
An events page to link to from Instagram: stories disappear after a day, the page stays.
Prices, timings and who owns the website: the things that matter, in plain words.
On Instagram you're renting, and it doesn't show up on Google. Your website is yours, it appears in searches, and it stays even if tomorrow they change the algorithm or block your account.
Yes, you change opening hours and closing days yourself in two clicks, website and Google Business Profile included.
It starts from €590, paid once, with the Essential package. For a drinks list you update yourself and events, you need the Complete package, €1,190. No compulsory monthly fee.
Yes, and it's the same menu as on the website: you update it once and it changes in both places.
Yes: a form with the date, number of people and what they need, which reaches you on WhatsApp or by email. You reply when you have a moment.
Yes, from your phone: date, title and a photo. Anyone opening the website sees straight away what's on this week.
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We'll reply within 24 hours with a clear quote, free and with no obligation. If you're not convinced, you're still left with a list of things to fix.