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For suppliers selling to bars, restaurants and cafes in Greater Manchester

Find new venues before they pick their suppliers.

Every new venue and change of operator applying for a premises licence across Greater Manchester's 10 councils. In your inbox every Friday, usually weeks before opening.

  • ✓ Real council data, linked to the source
  • ✓ New venues and new operators, sorted by type
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8–12

new leads a week across Greater Manchester

Weeks

of notice before most venues open

Under £2

a day for the founding price

Recent leads you'd have had

A sample of real applications from the last four weeks. Subscribers get every one, with full address and the council link.

AppliedVenueLead
9 NovMocaHorwich, BoltonNew venue
9 NovMy PeshawarWilmslow Road, M14New venue
7 NovHasiendaBeech Road, ChorltonNew venue
5 NovGreek Grill HouseDeansgate, M3New operator
5 NovMomona Bar and CafeSherborne Street, M3New venue
3 NovAlbert's Shed / Dukes 92Castle Street, M3New operator
24 OctOSMAPort Street, M1New venue
21 OctMackie MayorSwan Street, M4New operator
New venues

Be first through the door

A new bar or restaurant has to choose its till, drinks, coffee, waste and pest contracts before opening. Licence applications show up weeks before the doors open, while those choices are still open.

Best for: EPOS, drinks, coffee, food wholesale, fit-out

New operators

Win contracts when venues change hands

When an existing venue's licence moves to a new holder, there's often a new operator who'll review the suppliers they inherited. It's the moment an incumbent is easiest to replace.

Best for: Waste, pest control, security, EPOS, insurance

Step 1

Councils publish every application

Every venue selling alcohol, putting on music or serving food late needs a premises licence, and councils must publish each application.

Step 2

We check all 10 councils

Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan. We keep the new venues and new operators and sort them by type.

Step 3

You get the list on Friday

One email and a CSV: venue, address, what they applied for, the date, and a link to the council's record.

“Licence applications are public, but they're scattered across 10 council websites in 10 different formats. Nobody selling into hospitality has time to check them every week, so we do it for you.”

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Simple pricing

If one lead turns into one account, it's paid for itself.

Founding seat · 10 only

£59/month

  • ✓ All 10 Greater Manchester councils
  • ✓ New venues and new operators
  • ✓ Weekly email and CSV
  • ✓ Price fixed for 12 months

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After founding seats

£79/month

Same coverage. More regions coming in 2027.

Questions

Can't I just check the council websites?
You can. It's 10 different sites in 10 different formats, some updated weekly and some buried in PDFs. Tipvane is the hour a week you don't spend doing it.
What's a “new operator”?
An application to transfer an existing venue's premises licence to a new holder. It often means a change of operator, which is when supplier contracts get reviewed.
Where does the data come from?
Public notices that councils must publish under the Licensing Act 2003. Every lead links to the council's own record so you can check it.
Do you include personal details?
No. Venue, premises address and operating company only. No names, phone numbers or personal emails.
What if it's a quiet week?
You'll see a quiet week as a quiet week, with the four-week total for context. We don't pad the list.
Can I cancel?
Any time, in one click. The founding price stays fixed for 12 months while you're subscribed.

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