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“Is my game on tonight, and what time is it here?”

Your staff answer that forty times a night. This website answers it before the customer walks in: every fixture, in local time, with the home time underneath, and doors that open early or stay late for the sport. Nobody has to update it.

Built and run by Braeside AI. The demo bar is in Bangkok; the template works for any bar, in any time zone.

The sports bar website on a phone: the next game, a countdown, and tonight's opening hours

A real screenshot, not a mock-up. Fixtures shown were live on the day.

What it is

A bar website that keeps itself correct.

Most bar websites go stale in a month because someone has to type the fixtures in. This one pulls them from the sports feeds every night, converts every kick-off to your local time, and works out your opening hours from what's on. Your staff get a phone-friendly page for the two things only a human can decide: which game gets the big screen, and what's on the menu.

1

Fixtures update themselves

Football, F1, NFL, NBA, AFL, NASCAR, UFC and the domestic cups, two weeks ahead, refreshed every night. Team crests included. Add a league by asking.

2

Local time, with the home time underneath

A 3pm Saturday kick-off in Manchester shows as 21:00 in Bangkok, 15:00 UK. Daylight-saving changes are handled for you. A 4am fight is filed under Saturday night, the way a customer thinks.

3

Opening hours that calculate themselves

Standard hours, stretched only when the sport needs it, and the site says why: “07:05 – 02:00 · early for the NFL”. Google gets the same hours through structured data.

4

A screen for the bar, and a poster for social

One address to open on your TV that cycles through the week and never hides a fixture. One button that draws this week's fixture poster for Instagram, crests and all.

5

Menus, events, packages, bookings

Food and drinks menus with photos and a sold-out switch. Quiz nights that repeat weekly. Match-day packages with a door reference. A booking form that lands in your inbox.

The work

Here's the real thing, not a brochure.

Every image below is a screenshot of the live site at sportsbar.braesideai.com. Open it on your phone and compare.

The home page on a desktop: next game with countdown, opening hours, and the week at a glance
Home. The next game and today's hours hold the top of the page; everything else follows.
An automatically generated Instagram poster listing the week's fixtures with team crests
The week's poster, drawn by the site from the same data. One tap on the staff page.
The TV screen page cycling through a night's fixtures with crests and screen numbers
The TV page. Open it once on the bar's screen; it cycles through the week and refreshes itself.
The full two-week schedule with a sport filter and team search
Two weeks ahead, filter by sport, search your team. A 3am game sits under the night before.
A single match page on a phone with kick-off time, screen, and a book button
Every match has its own page and link preview, made to be pasted into a Facebook group.
The food menu on a phone with category photos and prices
The menu is real text with prices, so Google can read it. Photos are an extra, never a replacement.
Today's card for a screen in the bar: time, fixture, screen number, sound
Today's card for a screen by the bar: which screen, which game, sound on where.

Honesty note: the demo bar's name, menu and photos are placeholders while its owner confirms them, and the food photos are AI-generated stand-ins. The fixtures, times and hours are real.

How it works

Live in a week. Most of that is waiting on your menu.

Day 1 · 15 minutes

A short call

Which sports you show, how many screens, your standard hours, your time zone. That's the whole brief.

Days 2–3 · us

We set it up

Your name, logo, colours, address and menu go in. Fixtures start flowing the first night.

Day 4 · 20 minutes

You check it on your phone

We walk you round the staff page together. Two taps a week is all it needs from here.

Day 5

Live on your domain

Your own address, secure padlock, and the TV page ready to open on the bar's screen.

Price

One monthly plan. No setup fee, no contract.

The build
Included no setup fee

We build the whole thing for you — nothing to pay up front.

  • Your branding, address, hours and time zone
  • Leagues you choose, crests included
  • Food and drinks menus loaded from what you send us
  • Your domain connected, secure padlock issued
  • Staff walkthrough on the phone
Monthly plan
£99 per month

Same plan, priced for your market: Thailand ฿4,500 · Vietnam ₫3.5m · USA $140 a month.

  • Hosting, backups and the nightly fixture refresh
  • We watch the feeds; if one changes, we fix it before you notice
  • New leagues or sports added on request
  • Small changes each month: a new event type, a page, a tweak
  • Every improvement we make to the template, you get
Why it's priced this way. There's no setup fee — we'd rather earn our keep every month than charge you a big number up front. The £99 is what it costs to keep a site that talks to live sports feeds honest every single night, plus hosting and the hours we spend improving it. A site that was “finished” the day it launched is the one that goes stale — and you can stop any month.
Proof

We built it for a real bar, and we run it.

Braeside Sports Bar in Bangkok is the first site on this template. It went live in September 2026 with nine sports and every fixture two weeks ahead. We're not quoting you a statistic we can't stand behind; we're pointing you at the site.

The drinks menu with category photos
The drinks menu, edited by staff on their phone, with a sold-out switch that clears itself at opening time.
The terms, up front

You can leave any month. You keep the site.

30 days' notice

No contract term. If it isn't earning its keep, stop it.

You own it

Your domain, your content, your bookings and your customer list. We'll hand over the code and the data if you go.

We say what's AI

We built this with AI tools and human judgement, and we'll tell you exactly which is which. Placeholder photos are labelled as generated until you replace them.

The awkward questions

Things you should ask before you buy.

Does this include the right to show the games?

No. Broadcast rights are between you and your provider, and the site never names a broadcaster. It tells customers what's on and when, and that's all it claims.

What happens if a sports feed breaks?

The site keeps yesterday's fixtures, marks them as possibly out of date, and emails us. We fix it. Your site never shows a blank page because a feed had a bad night.

Which sports and leagues can it show?

Today: Premier League and the English cups, Scottish Premiership and cups, La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1 and their cups, F1, NFL, NBA, AFL, NASCAR and UFC. Boxing is added by staff. Others on request; most take a day.

We're not in Bangkok. Does it work in our time zone?

Yes. Every time is stored once and converted for your city, with the home time of the game underneath. Daylight-saving changes are handled.

Can we take payment for match-day packages?

The site takes reservations with a door reference today, and can take card and local payments once you have a merchant account. We'll tell you plainly what that needs in your country.

Do we need a second language?

The demo has a Thai page and Thai menu fields because that's where it is. Another language is a job we'd quote, not a switch we'd hide.

How much of this is AI?

The code was written with AI tools under our direction, and the site itself uses no AI at run time: the fixtures are facts from feeds, the hours are arithmetic. Any generated image on your site is labelled until you replace it.

Next step

A 15-minute chat, not a quote form.

Tell us the bar and the sports you show. We'll tell you honestly whether this fits, and what it would cost. If you'd rather look first, the live site is a tap away.

See the live site

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