Deliver and set up professional draught equipment for weddings, parties and events. We provide your local storefront, the product range and drinks fulfilled to order. You bring the local know-how, without buying drinks stock upfront.
£0 storefront setup feeNo upfront stock purchaseIndependent business
newcastle.barhire-company.com
EXAMPLE LOCAL STOREFRONT
Newcastle Bar Hire.
Proper draught. Taken care of locally.
Your details. Your enquiries. Your reputation.
YOUR BUSINESS. POWERED BY OUR PLATFORM.
Local relationships. A simple service. Room to grow.
01 / A BUSINESS YOU CAN PICTURE
A practical service. A proper opportunity.
Customers want draught drinks at their event without figuring out the equipment. You’re the local person who takes care of it.
You don’t need to build a bar to start a bar hire company.
The service centres on compact dispensers, with or without external towers. You’re organising reliable event delivery, setup and collection.
You’ll need suitable transport, practical training and a plan for handling and storing equipment. We discuss those requirements before you launch.
01Agree the booking and arrange equipment and drinks
02Deliver to the venue and connect the system
03Test the pour and show the customer how it works
04Return, dismantle and collect
THE DRINKS. THE HIRE. THE FINISHING TOUCHES.
A ready-made range. No stock to buy upfront.
Offer customers our catalogue of drinks, bar hire and event essentials. We fulfil drinks to order, so you don’t need to buy stock upfront. You focus on your customers and local service.
Kegs
Beer, lager, cider and stout for a proper draught pour.
Bar hire
Compact dispensers and tap towers, with local setup and collection.
Wine
Bottles for toasts, tables and celebrations.
Soft drinks
A choice for every guest, whatever the occasion.
Event essentials
The finishing touches from our available event range.
01
Offer the range.
Help your customer choose products and agree their event requirements.
02
We fulfil to order.
Drinks are supplied against orders, without you buying stock in advance.
03
You provide the local service.
Look after your customer and arrange the agreed delivery, setup and collection.
02 / YOU DON’T START FROM A BLANK PAGE
We bring the framework. You bring it to life.
A national brand framework and a local identity. Clear responsibilities on both sides.
BAR HIRE COMPANY
The foundation.
Your local storefront
A customer-facing website for your agreed town or city.
The brand & enquiry framework
A consistent identity and a way for customers to request a quote.
Product catalogue & fulfilment
Access to the drinks and event range. We fulfil drinks to order, so you don’t need to buy stock upfront.
The core equipment proposition
A focused range of professional dispensers and tower setups. Supply arrangements are agreed during onboarding.
Processes & launch guidance
A practical starting framework for setting up and running your local service.
YOUR INDEPENDENT BUSINESS
The local difference.
Delivery, setup & collection
Suitable transport, safe handling and reliable event service.
Your customers & reputation
Helpful communication, care for the equipment and a great experience.
Local marketing & relationships
Venues, wedding suppliers, businesses, recommendations and repeat bookings.
Your business responsibilities
Your operating costs, insurance and applicable business requirements.
03 / PUT YOUR TOWN ON THE MAP
Where would you make it work?
Partners operate around an agreed town or city, with their own local web address and contact details. We review availability and suitability with you.
NewcastleDurhamYorkLeedsBirmingham
Illustrative locations and URLs. Availability and any territory exclusivity must be confirmed in your partner agreement.
Is your town available?
Tell us where you want to operate. Our team confirms territory availability with you.
No territory is reserved at this stage.
04 / FROM AN IDEA TO A LOCAL BUSINESS
A clear route to getting started.
01
Check your area
Tell us the town or postcode you have in mind.
02
Make an application
Share your background and practical plans.
03
Agree your territory
Review availability, suitability and commercial terms.
04
Get your business ready
Confirm your details, equipment, transport and responsibilities.
05
Your website goes live
Launch your agreed local storefront.
06
Build your customer base
Promote locally, connect with venues and take enquiries.
Launch timing depends on approval and readiness. A live website alone does not guarantee bookings.
A SIMPLER START
£0storefront setup fee
Your storefront. No stock to buy upfront.
Your local website has no setup fee. Drinks are fulfilled to order, so you don’t need to fund stock in advance or hold a drinks inventory to get started.
Product and equipment arrangements, transport, insurance and any agreed commissions, platform or payment fees are explained in the commercial terms before you join.
Explore the arithmetic using an assumed £250 in gross booking revenue per event.
£250illustrative gross weekend booking revenue
Before equipment, drinks, transport, fees, insurance, other operating costs and tax. This is an example, not an average, rate card or profit forecast. Bookings and earnings are not guaranteed.
05 / THIS IS A LOCAL BUSINESS
Good relationships go a long way.
Hospitality experience can help, but reliability, practical confidence and local connections matter too. Think about where your first conversations could start.
This may suit event professionals, wedding suppliers, hospitality workers or people building a practical weekend business. Applications are reviewed individually.
Your business. Your responsibility.
You operate independently, rather than as an employee or a branch. You manage your customers, local service and business obligations using the agreed platform and framework.
BEFORE YOU MAKE IT YOURS
Let’s talk practicalities.
What exactly does a partner do?
You run your own local business, agree customer bookings, arrange equipment and drinks, deliver and install the dispenser, demonstrate it, and return for collection. You also develop local customers and venue relationships.
Is there really no setup fee?
There is no upfront charge to create your local storefront, and no need to buy drinks stock in advance because we fulfil to order. Product and equipment arrangements, transport, insurance and any platform, commission or payment charges are explained in the commercial terms before you join.
Do I have to buy stock or run a stockroom?
No. You have access to the drinks and event catalogue, and Bar Hire Company fulfils drinks to order. You do not need to buy a drinks inventory upfront. We agree order handling, delivery and product payment arrangements during onboarding.
Do I need bar experience or my own premises?
You do not need to build a full bar or own a pub. Practical competence, suitable equipment handling and transport matter. Training, storage and any experience needed are reviewed during onboarding.
Do I need transport?
Yes. You need a suitable, reliable way to deliver and collect the agreed equipment and products safely. Vehicle capacity and handling arrangements are discussed before launch.
Where do the equipment and drinks come from?
Bar Hire Company provides access to the product catalogue and fulfils drinks to order, without you buying drinks stock upfront. Equipment supply, order arrangements, product costs and responsibilities are agreed during onboarding.
How do customers find me?
Your local storefront gives customers a place to enquire. You build visibility through venues, local marketing and relationships. Suitable central enquiries may be introduced, but there is no guaranteed volume.
Can someone else operate in my town?
Territory availability and any exclusive rights must be agreed in writing. An area review or an example web address does not reserve an exclusive territory.
How quickly can I launch?
Timing depends on application approval, agreed terms and being ready to deliver the service. We confirm a launch plan with you rather than promise a fixed deadline.
How do I make money, and are bookings guaranteed?
Your income depends on the agreed commercial model, your bookings and your costs. Bookings and earnings are not guaranteed. The weekend examples on this page are illustrative gross revenue, not verified results or take-home profit.
What insurance and licences do I need?
Requirements depend on your business, location and how alcohol is supplied or sold. Confirm suitable insurance and check requirements with your local licensing authority before trading. The partner agreement is not a licence to sell alcohol.
Am I employed by Bar Hire Company?
No. Partners operate their own independent businesses under agreed commercial terms and are responsible for their local service and business obligations.
YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS COULD START HERE
Your town could be next.
Tell us where you want to operate and a little about yourself. We’ll review your area and practical plans with you.
An application starts a conversation. It does not reserve a territory or commit you to joining.
THE FIRST STEP
Apply to become a partner.
A little about you and the area you have in mind.
Please read our privacy information. Availability and final arrangements are confirmed personally.
