BrewTrails
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For brewery owners

Reach people already deciding where to drink.

Nobody opens BrewTrails to browse. They open it to plan a brewery trip — often for the same day, usually nearby. Claiming your listing is free and puts you in that plan.

Free to claim Reviewed by a person Usually within a day
BrewTrails' Discover map, showing brewery pins across northern Ohio.
Listing claimedHours updated by you
Tap list publishedStraight from your board

Costs nothing

What you get the moment you claim.

All of this is free, permanently. There is no tier above it that unlocks the basics.

Keep your details right

Hours, phone, website, amenities. Brewery data comes from public sources and goes stale — yours will not.

Publish your tap list

Approve what visitors suggest, or add beers yourself. Your list appears the way you wrote it.

Post specials

A release, a happy hour, an event. It shows on your profile for the dates you set.

Read your check-ins

See what visitors said and reply. Names are never shown — feedback without the pressure of a public review thread.

Three steps

How claiming works.

1

Find your brewery

Search for it in the app and tap Claim. If it is not there yet, add it — then claim it.

2

Prove it is yours

Photograph a TTB notice, licence or utility bill — or confirm from an email address on your brewery's own domain.

3

A person reviews it

Usually within a day. You will see the decision in the app, with a reason if it is declined.

Want us to notify you when the app is live so you can claim your brewery?

Leave your details and we will send one email the day it is ready. Nothing else.

Your regulars are already planning Saturday.

Claim the listing so what they find is what you would have told them yourself.

info@brewtrails.app

Questions about claiming, or want to talk about a sponsored trail? That is the address.