Quiz night on every screen, a free phone quiz all day, bingo, your offers and match-day build-up. On the TVs you've already got, run from your phone.
£34 a month for the whole pub. Nothing extra to pay. 14-day free trial.
Built by Shaun, the landlord at Teal Farm in Washington.
Everything in about a minute. Our videos are silent with the words on screen, and filmed on our demo pub, The Red Lion in Anytown, so no real customers are shown.
For the whole pub, however many TVs. No extra for anything on this list.
And 1,531 answers over 154 rounds from launch to 28 October. One pub, small numbers, all real.
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A pub TV and a phone, side by side, speeded up. Pick a part or let it play through. Open the full-size demo.
Quiz night at The Red Lion.
Demo: not a real pub. The Red Lion is our made-up demo pub, and every name, team and score here is made up. Speeded up about three times.
The mic squeals, the question gets read out twice, and table twelve still shouts "what was that?"
Good screens on the wall, doing nothing unless the football's on.
A chalkboard by the door and a poster in the toilets. Then nobody had the Sunday deal.
One thing for the quiz, another for bingo, something else for the screens. It adds up.
All of the above? StockTap TV puts the lot on the TVs you've already got, for one price.
Every feature, with a short video of the real thing. All of it is in the one price, on every TV in the pub.
Run your quiz from your phone and every TV in the pub shows it. Questions, picture rounds big and clear, the answers replayed round by round when you're ready, then the scores counting up to the winners.
The back of the room can finally keep up. Your own host and your own questions, or a quiz from your quiz company.
Five questions a round, all day long. Customers scan the QR and play on their own phone, no app. Fastest right answers score the most, and there's a golden round once a day for double points.
Weekly and monthly leaderboards, with prizes you set. At Teal Farm it's a £20 bar tab every week and £100 every month. Players can join your pub's email list too, if they tick the box.
When a Quick Fire round starts, a bolt of lightning zaps across every TV and every phone that's playing. Heads turn to the screen. Same again when the weekly winner is revealed.
One flash, not a disco, so it's easy on the eyes. Not your thing? Turn it off on the dashboard.
Five questions a day, the same for everyone, one go each. Players get a score card to share with their mates and a streak bonus for playing every day.
It's named after your town, so at Teal Farm it's the Washington 5. A reason to think about your pub every single day.
Free to play. Press start and everyone gets a ticket on their phone. The numbers and the calls go up on every TV, and every BINGO is checked there and then. No dabbers, no "hang on, read them back".
Good for the quiz break or a quiet Sunday.
Pick the crowd and the decades and it makes the artist grids. Teams play on their phones for free, you tap each artist as you play the song, and every line and full house goes up on the TVs. Nothing to print.
You play the songs from your own licensed music service, so your pub's music licences still apply.
Print the table-top sheets in one tap, like mystery years or chart toppers. Put "your sheet is on the table" up on the TVs while they fill them in, then every answer goes up for marking.
Nobody shouting answers across the pub.
Got a deal on tonight? Type it, add your own photo or a short video (up to 30 seconds), give it an end time, and it counts down on every screen. About a minute, start to finish.
No more printing posters nobody reads. No photo? It makes a clean text slide in your pub's colours.
Something worth watching between your offers: silent clips like motorsport and extreme sports.
Every clip is free to show under Creative Commons, and the person who filmed it is credited on screen. Your offers drop in between.
Birthday in the pub? Customers scan the QR and send a shout-out or a photo. Nothing goes up until you OK it, then it's on every TV.
You can type your own too. "Taxi for Dave."
Still drawing raffle tickets out of a pint glass? Type the ticket numbers, tap Draw, and every TV rolls the numbers and lands on the winner.
Football card too: customers pick a team on their phone, you tick who's paid, then draw it on the TVs.
Add the game on your phone and the TVs count down to kick-off, show today's games and which screen each one's on, and list your 3pm kick-offs on a Saturday.
Then spin the prize wheel on the TVs, from your phone.
Pick your local team and your leagues, tick the games you're showing, and the TVs do the rest: fixtures with SHOWING HERE on yours, the league tables, and the 3pm round-up a league at a time.
Team names only. No badges, no logos, no footage.
Fixtures, live scores and tables update by themselves. The scores in this video are a demo replay. StockTap TV doesn't show the match itself. Your own sports subscription does that.
Open the TV's web browser and it shows a 6-letter code. Type it into your phone and the TV's connected and playing your pub screens.
No long web address to type in with a TV remote.
A smart TV, a TV stick or an old laptop on an HDMI lead. All fine.
On a laptop, press Go full screen and it keeps the computer awake while it plays. A start-up file for Windows and Mac opens it full screen every morning on its own.
Eight short steps on your phone: your TV, posters, pub details, your first offer, channels, a test round, your staff and your customers. Skip anything and come back to it.
Quiz companies paste their quiz in, check it and save it. It shows up for their pubs only, with their name on the screens, and the pub runs it from their phone.
Quiz companies get £10 a month for every pub they bring. For quiz companies
£34a month for the whole pub. Nothing extra to pay.
What pubs usually pay to get some of this on their TVs. We won't name names. These are starting prices we've seen.
| What you'd usually pay for | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| A quiz system for the TVs | From about £60 a month + VAT |
| An all-in-one pub screen system | From about £130 a month |
| StockTap TV: quiz night, Quick Fire, bingo, Pop Bingo, offers, clips, draws, shout-outs and match-day screens | £34 a month, whole pub |
Prices change, so check before you compare. What other systems include varies, so ask them what you get for the money.
I run Teal Farm in Washington. Tuesday is quiz night, and for ages the back of the room couldn't hear a thing. The mic squeals, the question gets read out twice, and table twelve still shouts "what was that?"
The rest of the week we've got tellies all round the pub doing nothing much unless the football's on. Good screens, wasted.
So I built this. The questions go up on every TV and people answer on their phones. In between, the screens run a quick quiz every 20 minutes and our own offers. It's been on at Teal Farm since Tuesday 20 October.
It's early days and the numbers are small, but they're real and I'll keep sharing them. I'm not a big tech company. I'm a landlord who got fed up. If it helps us, I reckon it'll help you.
ShaunLandlord, Teal Farm, Washington
About 15 minutes. Eight short steps on your phone: your TV, posters, pub details, your first offer, channels, a test round, your staff and your customers. You can skip any step and come back to it. Or we'll do it for you for £100, including your first month. See the set-up guide.
Any screen that can open a web page: a smart TV with a web browser, a TV stick, or an old laptop on an HDMI lead. Customers use their own phones, so there's nothing to buy for them.
Normal pub broadband is fine. The TVs need Wi-Fi or a network cable. Customers play on their own 4G or 5G if they'd rather. If a TV's in a Wi-Fi black spot, a network cable makes it rock solid, and if the Wi-Fi drops the screen picks up again by itself when it's back.
StockTap TV plays silent clips and doesn't replace your music licences. Any music your pub plays, including the songs for Pop Bingo, needs your pub's own licences, the same as now. What the music licence covers.
It doesn't show the match. Your own sports subscription does that. StockTap TV shows the build-up around it: fixtures with SHOWING HERE on the games you're showing, league tables, the 3pm round-up and a kick-off countdown. Live scores update by themselves.
No. They scan the QR code on the TV or the table and play in their phone's web browser. It's free for them.
Yes. The TVs and the phone pages show your pub's name, and the customer email list belongs to your pub, not to us.
Cancel any time. Nothing is charged until your free trial ends, and the full terms are on our terms page.
£34 a month for the whole pub. Nothing extra to pay. 14-day free trial. Founding pubs keep £34 for life. We're taking 10 founding pubs.
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