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Business rates jumped. Employer NI climbed to 15%. Staff costs crushed what was left of the margin. Use booteek AI to find the hidden revenue your venue needs to stay open.
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The math has changed. Passive survival is no longer an option.
Since April 2026: rateable values up across hospitality. Revaluation landed hard.
Employer NI now 15% (was 13.8%). Threshold dropped to £5,000. Minimum wage rise stacked on top.
Pubs closing at record rates. Once they're gone, they don't come back.
Enter your venue details to see exactly how many extra bookings you need to cover the April 2026 cost rises.
Full-time equivalent
Per customer
2026 business rates
Business Rates
+£1,391
Employment
+£37,500
COGS
33%
Profit/Customer
£21
Business rates + employment costs
After COGS (33% of spend)
That's 0 new bookings needed — every single day.
+0.5 stars = +20% revenue
That can deliver 9+ bookings/day
Dave and Sally aren't cutting quality to survive. They're using data to find customers their competitors are ignoring.
Bar Owner
The Purple Lion • Soho, London
Business Rates
+£4,500/year
Employment Costs
+£8,200/year
Survival Target
£245/week extra
Restaurant Manager
Gee-Gee's Italian • Manchester
Business Rates
+£6,800/year
Employment Costs
+£18,500/year
Survival Target
£487/week extra
Industry Crisis
National Statistics • December 2025
Business Rates
+45% average
Employment Costs
+26% (NI + wages)
Survival Target
6-8 months critical
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