Hospitality software for pubs
Pub software that keeps you professional — and profitable
You are busy running the pub. Varlo gives you professional prices, live GP, and a simple picture of whether you are making money — without turning you into a bookkeeper. Paperwork, payroll, and the rest sit alongside.
A selection of examples — not a shortlist. What you use does not matter: we engineer a connector to the system you already run.
Example booking systems
Mews
eviivo
Cloudbeds
SiteMinder
Little Hotelier
Guestline
RoomRaccoon
Clock PMS+
Apaleo- Booking.com
- Airbnb
- Expedia
- Hotels.com
- +Yours — we will connect it
Example heating kit
- Hive
- tado°
- +Yours — we will connect it
Example wholesalers
Booker- Adams
LWC
Matthew Clark
Bidfood
Brakes
Example books
- Xero
- Sage
- QuickBooks
- Wise
Example tills
EPOS Now
Lightspeed- Square
Zettle- Stripe
Example email
- Gmail
Outlook
Yahoo Mail- Proton Mail
- +Yours — we will connect it
Example files
- Google Drive
- Dropbox
- Box
- OneDrive
- iCloud
- Proton Drive
- Nextcloud
- +Yours — we will connect it
A selection of examples — not a shortlist, and not official partnerships. We make a connector that fits what you already run — including names not listed.
Prices you can trust
Then those prices go to the till
GP kept current
While you are tapping barrels
The week, submitted
Owner pack without chasing paper
Rooms, if you have them
Occupancy heating on empty rooms
- A Booker or Adams invoice lands. The lines are read. The pint price that holds GP goes to the till.
- The manager counts cash and cards on the phone. Sunday is not a rewrite.
- If you have rooms, empty bedrooms are not on guest heat.
What this kind of house still does by hand
Take this off your week
Guessing the pint after a delivery rise
Rewriting the cash sheets on Sunday
A bookkeeper coding every invoice by hand
What we already run in this kind of business
These are live products. They are modular — start with one, then add another. If you need something that is not listed, we can make it.
Ops & compliance
The manager fills the day. The week goes to the owner. The books are already waiting.
Daily paperwork system
Daily takings, checks, and weekly owner approval without rewriting the week.
Read about daily paperwork →People & pay
The payroll afternoon becomes a check-and-send.
Staff payroll
Timesheets into Xero, approval, then a bank file for group payment instead of a dozen transfers.
Read about payroll →The flagship
Invoices land. You click the questions. The month is paid. GP holds. You run the pub.
Goods-in
Invoices in from email, upload, or the cloud store you already use. Confidence in the prices you set, GP kept current, those prices to the till.
Read about goods-in →Filing & admin
Stop renaming Scan0124 and hunting for Tuesday’s delivery note.
Scan filing
Phone and printer scans named and filed to the cloud store you already open.
Read about scan filing →Energy & rooms
Empty rooms should not be on full heat. That bill is colossal.
Hotel room heating by occupancy
If the pub has rooms, occupancy-led heating stops empty bedrooms wasting energy.
Read about hotel heating →Works & pay
Saturday’s pay run is a list — not a reconstruction.
Contractors & contracts
If you hire trades for the pub, track who is owed what without a Saturday reconstruction.
Read about contractors →
Savings and benefits
What this gives pubs
The modules this kind of house actually runs — not a catalogue dump.
No rewriting the pack on Sunday night.
Daily cash and cards go in once, on site, on the app.
No retyping hours into payroll.
No building a group-payment file by hand.
The bookkeeper’s afternoon of recoding invoices — gone.
A price rise flagged before it hits the till, with the sell that holds GP or cash margin.
The hour lost every week on naming and filing.
Phone snaps and printer pages land in the folder the team already opens.
Stop heating vacant bedrooms like a sold night.
Checkout goes to frost — not last night’s setpoint, forgotten until Monday.
Stops overpaying, underpaying, and forgotten advances.
Who did what, what is due, what is already paid — before Saturday morning.
How it goes in
Stage by stage — not a six-month programme
The enterprise suites sell a long project and a project team. We walk the house, put the first module in, and you see it running. Then it is a monthly direct debit, and the next job waits until you need it.
01
On site or Zoom
Walk the house
The week as it actually runs — till, diary, paperwork, who does what. We say what to put in first.
You getA first module, not a shopping list.
02
A cloud login
Set up the first module
Goods-in is the usual start. We set it up around the house you already run.
You getThe software in your week, not a classroom.
03
A trial login
See it for 48 hours
Try it — or browse a system already running in a pub.
You getYou see it running before a monthly debit.
04
Recurring and modular
Go live on monthly direct debit
Pay monthly by UK direct debit for the modules you use. Extra modules are cheaper the more of the suite you run.
You getOne module live. The rest wait.
05
When you need it
Add the next job
Heating, paperwork, payroll, rooms, scans, contractors — the next pain, not the whole catalogue at once.
You getThe week gets lighter, one job at a time.
That is the implement path. Not a project team, and not six months before anyone logs in.
We’ll set you up
Start with pubs
Tell us what you run. We meet on site, Zoom, or send a 48-hour login. Modular monthly direct debit after that.
- We come to the pub or restaurant if you want the consultation
- Or a 48-hour cloud login if you prefer to click first
- Start with one module — invoicing is the usual start
- Monthly UK direct debit. Extra modules are cheaper the more you use