Prices on record
When a price record names a publisher, we name and link it. When no publisher is recorded, the price says so. The ones logged by drinkers carry the day they were seen.
Open the map, pick a drink, and see which nearby pubs pour it cheapest. We name the source when there is one, and say when there is not.

Why PUBMAXX
You want somewhere that will not mug you on the first round. A cheap pint near the station. Coffee and a quiet Spoons when the afternoon is the outing. Food before the last train. Soft drink or alcohol-free with mates who are not drinking. One map should answer that without the usual three-app shuffle.
Keeping those prices honest takes real work. We would rather leave a gap than invent a figure. The longer why is on Our story.
Start with the pint price. The hour and the route come with it.
When a price record names a publisher, we name and link it. When no publisher is recorded, the price says so. The ones logged by drinkers carry the day they were seen.
A quiet one at lunch, a cheap round after work, whatever's on late. It turns up when you need it, not all in a heap.
The walk, the stops, the way home, all in one place. So you get to the pub instead of losing it between three apps.
From a pin to a story
Your outing stays private until you say otherwise. When the crew’s ready, turn the moments everyone likes into a story worth keeping.
Start with a mood, a price, or something happening round the corner.
Turn a saved pub into a night your mates can join and shape with you.
Snap the night privately, then share only what everyone signs off.
Live product proof
Pint Drops keep the prices honest. Stories show what a place is actually like. And whatever you add always says where it came from.
Tell it a mood, a budget, or half an idea, and it hands back a real plan. You confirm every change, always.
Cities
Open a price-aware pub map. Crawls and drink-shaped pins for the night you want.
The ten city guides have prices and crawls. Other UK places open the pub map without prices.
PUBMAXX · Make a memory, not a spreadsheet