What you’d ask before saying yes

Not to be on it. The listing’s free: photos, details, events and the ‘Kept up by the venue’ stamp. There are two paid plans, not yet available to buy, for anyone who wants more figures or more presence in Explore. They’re optional.

No. Wambree doesn’t handle bookings or payments, so there’s no diner, ticket or seat to charge you for. The group pays you, as always.

Sobremesa is €29 a month and En cartel is €79 a month, excl. VAT. You can’t buy them yet: if you’re interested, save your spot and we’ll let you know.

We can’t guarantee it. Wambree’s just starting out and we won’t give you usage figures we can’t show. What it does do is put your venue among the options when it suits a group. That’s why being on it is free: you can try it without risking a thing.

No. Offers will be an option for those who want them. Your listing works just the same without them.

Not when a group’s looking for somewhere: that order comes from the journeys and what each person needs, and no plan changes it. Promotion will only exist in Explore, in a separate slot labelled ‘Promoted’.

Signing up is four questions: what it’s called, where it is, what it is and how you know. You fill in the rest when you’ve got a moment, and anything half-done stays saved on your phone. After that, you only touch it when something changes: opening hours, an event, a photo.

No. It’s all done in your phone’s browser, with a Wambree account and an access code.

Write to us with your venue’s name and we’ll send it over. It’s single-use and it expires, so if you miss it, just ask for another.

A real person looks at it before it goes up, and we won’t give you a timeframe we can’t keep. You can see how it’s going in ‘My contributions’, and we’ll let you know by email.

No. Wambree has no chat or public reviews, and nobody’s going to message you here. You decide when you log in.

Depends what it is. There are categories for restaurants, bars, cafés, cinemas, theatres, music venues, climbing walls, bowling alleys, amusement arcades and escape rooms. There’s no category yet for workshops or board games, though you can publish events. Look up your case on the venues page and we’ll tell you straight.

It may well be. Wambree starts from open data like OpenStreetMap and, in Madrid, the city’s business census. When you type your address it shows you similar ones: pick yours and fill it in, with no duplicates.

A person at Wambree looks at every contribution before it goes up, and nobody publishes their own. That includes you: your changes go through the same review.

From your listing, line by line. The change goes through review and, meanwhile, the line shows it’s pending.

The ‘Kept up by the venue’ stamp only appears once a person has checked it’s yours, in person, by phone or on your website. If you spot anything odd, write to us.

Anyone with access can suggest them, and they go through the same review. If something doesn’t look right, write to us.

They have to be yours or you need permission from whoever took them, and you confirm that when you upload them. By sending them you agree to them being published on Wambree. If you change your mind, write to us and we’ll take down whichever you want.

Nobody should be recognisable. A photo with people in it goes through a separate review before it’s published.

They’re published on Wambree, and the basics (opening hours, phone and website) are also shared as open data. We’ll tell you before you send anything.

Phone numbers, links and @ handles don’t go in the description. Contact details and the menu have their own lines.

Hours are edited day by day. If you’ve closed, you say so from your listing and it goes through review.

No. Wambree doesn’t show venues the plans or the people in a group.

Never. A person’s starting point never reaches any venue, not even on a paid plan.

Today, your listing and the status of what you’ve sent. The dashboard, still on its way, shows added-up numbers on the interest in your venue, never who.

No. Wambree helps decide on the place. If they need to book, they’ll ring you or go to your website, same as today.

Yes. The free listing has no tie-in: just stop updating it or delete your account.

What’s been published about a place stays, without your name. The venue keeps appearing with its open data.

A venue that exists can appear with its public details, same as on a map. If you’ve closed, mark it on your listing. For anything else, write to us and we’ll take a look.

Today Wambree works in those three cities. If you’re somewhere else, write to us and we’ll make a note, though we can’t promise a date.