Own your shift in St. Louis.

Join a controlled founding network of bartenders and venues testing a better way to establish trust, fill shifts, secure pay, and build a reputation that travels.

Pilot admission is reviewed. Creating an account does not guarantee acceptance or shift availability.

A real marketplace, launched responsibly

One city. One verified cohort. The full shift loop.

The St. Louis pilot is designed to test the complete ProPour workflow with real local participants—not a public job board filled with unverified listings.

Request a pilot place

Create your professional profile or venue account and choose the city where you actually work.

Complete readiness review

Bartenders submit responsible-service proof. Venues complete the operating and safety checklist.

Work inside the cohort

Approved participants can post, discover, apply for, fund, complete, and review local pilot shifts.

For bartenders

Bring proof. Build portable trust.

Approved bartenders get local shift discovery, a professional profile, pilot eligibility signals, verified-shift reviews, earnings tools, Academy access, and the ProPour shift workflow.

Pilot credential: Missouri SMART

ProPour requires Missouri SMART proof for bartender participation in its St. Louis pilot. This is a ProPour pilot standard in addition to any obligations that apply to you or the venue.

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For venues

Build a dependable local bench.

Post only after ProPour reviews your pilot checklist. Then discover eligible local talent, manage applicants, secure shift funding, message the booking, and leave reviews tied to completed work.

Pilot enrollment and venue review
Local licensing and personnel-filing attestation
Local eligible-talent discovery
Secured shift funding and documented payout flow

Founding members shape what ships next

Help build the hospitality network St. Louis deserves.

ProPour readiness tools support pilot operations but do not replace legal, licensing, tax, insurance, or employment advice. Venues and professionals remain responsible for applicable requirements.