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Your business
Escape room
Kept up to date by the venue
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Your customers already come in groups. The hard part is getting them to agree
Four friends, no ideas and a free afternoon. That’s where you come in.
Type your business and see it the way a group will
Nothing gets sent: it stays in your browser.
What a group will be able to find out about you
Only ‘Wambree understands it’ counts when searching. What you don’t tick is simply not recorded, and that’s never a no.
What’s on your mind
Midweek gaps
Your sessions are few and fixed: one that goes unplayed can’t be recovered.
The customer who’s already done it
A room rarely gets played twice, so you always need new faces.
The group that doesn’t add up
Getting four people together for a specific time often falls through.
The room nobody compares
People searching can’t tell if yours is horror or kid-friendly.
The plan, from the inside
Four cousins are getting together at Christmas and want something that isn’t sitting round the table.
What they’re asking in the chat
- Which is good for people who’ve never been?
- Is it very scary?
- Does getting there for six work for all of us?
The words people use to find you
- escape
- escape room
- escape room
- Monday
She picks escape room and everyone adds their starting point.
- Tuesday
Your room comes up, and your description makes clear it’s not scary.
- Saturday, 18:00
They book on your website and each gets there their own way.
What you did: keep your listing up to date.
A made-up scene, to show you how it works.
Which session’s left without a group?
Fixing a day of the week gives people an option to talk about.
Something you can’t do by day justifies going at night.
A season gets published as several days in a row.
What you’d publish
Mystery-themed room
Every Thursday · 18:30
Lights-out session
Sat · 22:30
Halloween session
From the 25th to the 31st
It would appear in your city’s ‘This week’ when it should. Made-up example.
What happens, step by step
You describe the room you’ve got
Scary or not, how many people, whether there’s an age limit.
You come up in your category
With your photos, without showing what spoils the puzzle.
The group books with you
On your website or by phone, as you always have.
- What you see
- Your listing’s status and, with the dashboard, how many people suggest you. See the dashboard
- What you won’t need
- Giving away clues or access to your booking system.
What you can publish
- Theme and level in the description
- Spoiler-free photos
- Seasonal themed sessions
- Weekday price with its hoursComing soon
What you’d ask
What if I’ve got several rooms?
You get one listing per address. Mention the rooms in the description.
Can I upload photos of the inside?
Yes, as long as they don’t give anything away. A person reviews them.
Do you take groups of more than six?
Six per plan at most. Beyond that, use your usual channel.
And if my room’s genuinely scary?
Say so clearly in the description: it avoids misunderstandings and people who didn’t want that.
Why would I bother if I’m already on other websites?
Because this one reaches a group when it doesn’t yet know what to do, before they compare escape rooms.
What it doesn’t do yet
It doesn’t take bookings or charge deposits.
Today your listing links to the booking system you already have.
It doesn’t show free slots.
Today you can publish the session you find hardest to fill as an event.
What it costs
Listing
Free
To be there and get found.
Sobremesa
€29/month, excl. VAT
Each month, less than una session at €80.
En cartel
€79/month, excl. VAT
Each month, less than una session at €80.
Paid plans can’t be bought yet: if you’re interested, write to us and we’ll save you a spot. Do the sums with your numbers, or see what each plan includes.
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