Give your regulars a reason to stay for one more.
ThePour is a ten-dollar pack of cocktail cards your guests can only get from you. It sells itself from the back bar, keeps people at their stools, and makes your bartenders the stars of the room.
Something to do, something to talk about, something to come back for.
A guest who can't decide pulls a card instead of ordering a beer. A regular starts a collection and trades for the cards in your display box. Someone challenges your bartender and the whole bar leans in.
Guests keep coming back to fill out their set. And because it's only sold in bars, it stays special.
The Starter Pack
Packs to start
About 48 sealed packs. Light on purpose — you'll sell through and reorder.
The display box
A felt-lined wooden box for the back bar. One side holds your unsold packs, the other holds the bar's own cards to trade with guests. It becomes a fixture.
For your bartenders
A clamshell case each and a few free packs, so they have cards to stake when a guest challenges them. Invite them from your partner portal and each gets a virtual card of their own and points for every pour guests credit to them.
Coasters
Card-shaped, so they do the selling. Three words on the back: ask your bartender.
A one-pager
For your staff. What it is, how the challenge works, whose card is whose.
Your own card
Every bar in the program gets its own virtual card. Guests collect it the first time they log a pour with you. You design it in your partner portal, and we approve it before it goes live.
No risk to try it: unopened packs from your Starter Pack can come back within 60 days for a full refund.
A direct line to the people who drink with you.
Your bar gets a listing in the app as soon as you're live. Post a special, a happy hour, an event — your followers see it, and so does anyone browsing bars nearby. In the app only; we never spam your guests.
Already a partner?
Order product, post specials, and manage your listing at the partner portal.
Tell us about your place.
We're starting in Orange County and going one city at a time. Somewhere else? Tell us anyway — that's how we pick what's next.