- Will it capture availability from my bar's booking widget?
- It depends on how the booking system is embedded. If availability appears in the main page, our browser can usually capture it. Many third-party booking widgets run inside an iframe that we cannot read reliably. In that case, place important details such as service times, minimum spend and booking instructions outside the widget.
- Can it feature our cocktails and drinks prices?
- Yes, when the booking page or linked page visibly lists the drinks, prices or menu sections that matter. Specific details such as a £12 signature cocktail, a two-for-one window or a table package make stronger scenes than a generic drinks claim. Check that the source page reflects the menu you currently serve.
- Can I make separate videos for different bar events?
- The first video is cut from the site alone, so clearly listed events can shape that initial edit. Later videos accept a prompt, letting you focus on a quiz night, tasting session, live band or weekend DJ set. Keep event names, dates, times and booking terms visible on the page for accurate source material.
- How much does it cost to make bar videos?
- You can buy two videos for $19 or subscribe for $39 per month for eight. A bar could use those cuts for separate booking occasions, such as after-work drinks, Saturday tables, a cocktail launch and a listed event, provided the relevant details and imagery appear on the source page or are specified for later videos.