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Your business
Climbing wall
Kept up to date by the venue
Coming soon
Tuesday afternoon, open wall
Off-peak hours fill up with people coming to try it, if someone suggests it.
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
Off-peak hours
From mid-afternoon to rush hour, the walls are there and the climbers aren’t.
The first visit
Lots of people don’t come in because they don’t know if they can, what to wear or whether there are climbing shoes.
Passes that don’t get renewed
Someone who comes once and never returns won’t buy a pass.
Groups who sign up together
They’re the ones who bring people who’d never have come alone.
The plan, from the inside
A mother, her twelve-year-old son and two friends want to try something different, and only one has ever climbed.
What they’re asking in the chat
- Do you need to know how to climb?
- Do they hire climbing shoes?
- Is it handy for everyone after work?
The words people use to find you
- escalar
- escalada
- climbing wall
- Monday
She picks ‘climbing’, Wednesday afternoon, and everyone adds where they’re coming from.
- Tuesday
Your climbing wall comes up, and your description answers the shoes question.
- Wednesday, 19:00
They arrive for your intro session. If they like, they add something afterwards a short walk away.
What you did: keep your listing up to date.
A made-up scene, to show you how it works.
Which hour’s going spare?
It removes the first-time barrier and gives them a specific time.
It’s the slot with more wall than people.
An open meet-up encourages people to come without a partner.
What you’d publish
Group intro session
Every Tuesday · 19:00
Open wall for remote workers
Wednesday · 11:00
Bouldering meet-up
Sun · 17:00
It would appear in your city’s ‘This week’ when it should. Made-up example.
What happens, step by step
You say you’re climbing
At sign-up you choose what you are, up to three types, and you appear on that list.
You settle the beginner’s doubt
In your description: whether there’s kit hire, whether you need experience, how you get started.
You publish your slow hours
A session at a fixed time is easier to suggest in a chat.
- What you see
- What’s published and, later on, which days and times your walls draw most interest. See the dashboard
- What you won’t need
- Changing your pass system or paying commission per entry.
What you can publish
- Description with kit, level and what the first time is like
- Photos of the wall with people you can’t recognise
- Intro sessions and meet-ups, as a ‘Sport’ type of event
- Off-peak price, with conditionsComing soon
What you’d ask
Does a climbing wall come up in a sports search?
It’s called ‘climbing’ and it’s separate from ‘sport’. Check you picked climbing when you signed up.
Can children come?
Say so in your description and in your events. Wambree has no data on minimum ages.
I’ve got ten intro places. Is that controlled?
No. State the capacity in the event description and let bookings go through your usual route.
Does it work for a club, not a business?
Yes, if people can come. Whatever you publish must be something an outsider can do.
Will I be suggested if I’m far from the centre?
If it’s the best fit for that group, yes. Without a car and far from everything, it’ll be harder.
What it doesn’t do yet
It doesn’t handle passes or places.
Today you say in your event where people sign up.
It doesn’t book slots.
Today your website or phone are still how people book.
What it costs
Listing
Free
To be there and get found.
Sobremesa
€29/month, excl. VAT
Each month, less than dos tickets at €día de 15.
En cartel
€79/month, excl. VAT
Each month, less than seis tickets at €día de 15.
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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