Ninety seconds
This is the game going up on your screen.
The one your customers already play on the bus. On your TV it becomes your game night.
How a night runs
Four steps, and three of them happen on their own.
Put the code on the tables
Print the poster and table cards from your dashboard once — they last all year. Customers scan and they are in, with nothing to download.
Put the screen on the TV
Open one page on any screen in the room. The QR code to join and then the leaderboard live there.
You set the shape of the night
Choose the rounds, what goes in each one, how long a question lasts, and how long the break between rounds is.
You host, it scores
Start each round when the room is ready. Scores, the running leaderboard and the champion are worked out for you.
You control the pacing
A quiz night earns in the gaps, not the questions — the break is when the room goes to the bar. So the timing is yours, round by round.
Rounds, your way
Up to eight rounds a night, and you decide how many questions are in each one.
A speed round, then a slow one
Set the seconds per question per round — ten seconds for a fast round, ninety for the dinner crowd, or no clock at all.
Mix the categories
A round can be one topic or two mixed together — flags and capitals, food and landmarks.
Settle a draw
Add a tie-break question. Closest answer takes it, or you read one out and call it yourself.
Run more than one venue? One quiz night your whole group plays, built once at head office — and each venue still runs its own room.
What each plan includes
Running a night costs nothing. Pro is for venues that want to host the room themselves.
| Free$0 | Pro$7.99/mo for 3 months, then $19.99/mo | EnterpriseContact us for group pricing | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customers play on their phones, scoreboard on your TV | Yes | Yes | Every venue |
| Printable poster, table cards and QR codes | Yes | Yes | Every venue |
| Your name, colour and welcome line for your customers | Yes | Yes | Every venue |
| Customers play the quiz at their own pace whenever they scan | Yes | Yes | Every venue |
| Host a live round — one question at a time on every phone, the room answering together | — | Yes | Every venue |
| A full night: up to eight rounds, each with its own timing and categories | — | Yes | Every venue |
| Breaks between rounds with the running leaderboard on screen | — | Yes | Every venue |
| Your own questions about your own venue | — | Yes | Every venue |
| Extra question categories beyond the standard set | — | Yes | Every venue |
| A season table so regulars have something to defend | — | Yes | Every venue |
| One quiz night your whole group plays — same questions everywhere | — | — | Yes |
| Build the night once at head office: rounds, categories, timings, and what each round is called | — | — | Yes |
| Each venue starts its own rounds, so a venue can hold the break | — | — | Yes |
| See which venue is on which round, and move a slow one along | — | — | Yes |
| One league table across all your venues | — | — | Yes |
| Venue vs venue, team vs team, person vs person — switch on the tables you want | — | — | Yes |
| One bill for the whole group | — | — | Yes |
| Every venue you cover gets Pro in full — the group's nights and its own | — | — | Yes |
$7.99/mo for your first 3 months, then $19.99/mo. Lock in $7.99 for a whole year, any time before your 4th month while your intro discount is still running: $95.88/year. Plans renew automatically. You can turn off renewal any time. Payments are non-refundable, except where the law requires otherwise. Prices are shown in your own currency. If you pay from the UK, you're charged the same number in pounds; from elsewhere in Europe, the same number in euros; everywhere else, in US dollars. Prices exclude any local tax. Plans and what sits in them can change, with 30 days' notice — what you see here is what is included today.
Straight answers
What do I actually need?
A screen the room can see and a way to open a web page on it. A laptop plugged into the TV works, and is what we would suggest for the first night.
Do customers have to install anything?
No. They scan the code and the game opens in their phone's browser.
Can I try it without signing up?
Yes — print a free table poster and let people play on their own. Hosting a live round, where the whole room answers the same question at once, is the part that needs Pro.
What are the rounds, exactly?
Each round is a different kind of question — flags, capitals, accents you have to place, landmarks, food, wildlife, or straight trivia. The guide explains every one of them, plus how a night runs and what your customers see.
What if the night ends level?
Set a tie-break question before you start. Closest answer wins, and if two are equally close the earliest answer takes it — or read one out and call it yourself.
Do you take a cut of my door or my prize money?
No. Entry money and prizes are yours and stay in your venue. We handle the questions, the clock and the scoreboard.
Is our history ours to keep?
Yes, and it stays yours whatever else changes. Your leaderboards, season tables, champions and referral earnings belong to your venue — you sign up with your own login and you keep it. Take a season off and come back and it is all exactly where you left it. If you are part of a group, the same holds: the history is the venue's, not the group's.
I run more than one venue.
Enterprise is the tier for companies running several venues. Head office builds one quiz night — the rounds, the categories, the timings, and what each round is called — and every venue you cover plays exactly that. The questions and the clock are identical everywhere, so the one league table across all your sites actually means something. Each venue still starts its own rounds, so nobody is rushed through their break, and you can see which venue is on which round and move a slow one along. Contact us for group pricing — you choose how many venues you cover, and which ones. A covered venue gets Pro in full, so it can run the group's night and its own quiz on a quiet Tuesday.
Ready for a Tuesday?
Set the venue up in a few minutes, print the poster, and run your first night this week.