You control menu updates
Change dishes and prices when the kitchen changes — no ticket to a developer.
Migration
Replace your pub website without starting from zero
Stuck with an outdated site, a provider you cannot reach, or an agency bill for every menu change? My Place lets you rebuild on a hospitality-focused platform you control — using your venue details as a starting point.
Common reasons pub operators switch
If any of these sound familiar, it may be time to move.
- Outdated design that does not reflect how the pub looks today
- Menus and events frozen because only the agency can log in
- Poor mobile experience when guests try to read the menu on a phone
- Expensive change requests for small updates
- Unclear booking journeys — guests cannot find how to reserve
- Changing provider or losing access when a contract ends
See how others present themselves in our pub website examples or compare the website builder for pubs.
What changes when you move to My Place
A site you can maintain day to day, not just on launch day.
Events that reflect this week
Add or remove listings when the programme moves on.
Clear booking and contact routes
Point buttons at your reservation platform, phone, or enquiry form.
Hosting included
We handle the technical side so you focus on content.
Staff can share the load
Invite team members to help with updates during busy periods.
A realistic transition path
What switching actually looks like — no promised zero-downtime migration.
- 1
Build your new site alongside the old one
Look up your pub, customise the draft, and add menus, events, and photos. Preview on a My Place link before you switch.
- 2
Check the essentials
Confirm hours, contact details, booking links, and menus read correctly on mobile.
- 3
Point your domain when ready
On Pro, connect your domain and update DNS when you are happy to send traffic to the new site. Keep the old site until then if you need to.
Features that make the new site stick
Tools pub operators rely on after they have moved.
Menu import from a photo
Take a photo or upload a PDF of your printed menu. My Place reads sections, dishes, and prices to give you a head start in the editor.
Menus that stay current
Run several menus, move sections around, and attach a PDF when you need one. All live on the same menus page your guests already use.
Events and featured content
Promote gigs, quizzes, screenings, and one-off nights on your events page, with a featured section for the highlights.
Your own web address
Start on a My Place link straight away, then connect your own domain when you are ready, with no rebuild required.
Enquiry forms
Build a contact or enquiry form, share the link, and read replies in the same place you manage everything else.
Opening hours
Keep opening times accurate on your site and contact page. Set regular hours and special schedules for bank holidays.
Replacing your pub website — FAQs
Honest answers about domains, content, and switching.
No. You look up your venue to get a fresh draft with core details pre-filled, then add menus, events, and photos. You rebuild content in My Place rather than importing an old CMS.
Replace your pub website with one you can run
Look up your venue, rebuild at your own pace, and try it free before you point your domain.