Pourwall is a digital beverage menu service for restaurants, pubs, breweries, tap houses, and home brewers. It supports all beverages including beer, wine, cocktails, and non-alcoholic beverages.

Is Pourwall really free?

Yes, Pourwall is absolutely free for the average user with no tricks, gimmicks, or ads. There is also a Premium service for those that need more features.

How much does Pourwall Premium cost?

Pourwall Premium costs $30 per month or $290 per year, offering a 20% savings.

What kind of device do I need to stream my tap list to a TV?

Pourwall supports casting using devices such as FireTV and Chromecast, or any device that runs Google TV or Android TV out of the box.

Alternative to Evergreen

The transparent-pricing Evergreen alternative

Looking for an Evergreen (formerly TapHunter) alternative? Pourwall puts your tap list on TV screens in under 10 minutes, starts free for one screen, and publishes pricing upfront — $30/month per location for unlimited screens, no demo and no quote required.

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01 The case

Why people switch from Evergreen

Evergreen doesn't publish dollar amounts on its pricing page — plans are listed only as Starter, Professional, Multi-Location, and Enterprise. Pourwall publishes every plan and price on the page.
Evergreen's pricing page says hardware is separate and that most single-location operators spend $300–$800 one-time. Pourwall casts to a $40 Fire TV Stick, Chromecast, or any Android TV/Google TV you already own.
Capterra rates the legacy TapHunter listing 4.7/5 across 70 reviews — strong overall, with individual reviews calling out setup complexity, wine-menu friction, manual data entry, and after-hours support.
If you don't need the broader Evergreen feature set — POS-driven 86ing, social-media menu publishing, inventory and margin tools — you're paying for a wider product than a focused tap list needs.
Pourwall is free for one screen forever, with unlimited beer, wine, cocktails, NA, and flights on every plan — no card to start.

02 What you get

Why choose Pourwall over Evergreen

Public pricing, no quote, no demo

Every plan and dollar amount is on the page — no Starter / Professional / Multi-Location / Enterprise mystery. $0 for 1 screen forever, $30/month per location for unlimited screens, $290/year (save 20%).

Use the TV hardware you already own

A $40 Fire TV Stick or Chromecast is enough — or any TV that ships with Android TV/Google TV. Evergreen's own pricing page says hardware is separate and that most single-location operators spend $300–$800 one-time.

Live on TV screens in under 10 minutes

Sign up, add your beverages, choose a theme, and cast to a TV. Evergreen says most operators have their first digital menu board live within an hour of signing up; Pourwall is built so that hour is closer to ten minutes.

Beer, wine, cocktails, NA, flights — unlimited

Every Pourwall plan covers the full bar in one menu, with unlimited servings and unlimited categories. Evergreen also covers full menus, but on a paid plan after the trial.

Edit from anywhere, in real time

Push a tap change from your phone, the back office, or home and every connected display reflects it instantly. No proprietary media player and no on-site box to babysit.

Focused product, not a platform

Pourwall is a tap list / digital menu and nothing else. Evergreen bundles in POS integrations, social-media publishing, inventory, and margin tools — useful if you need them, overhead if you don't.

03 Side by side

Pourwall vs Evergreen

Pourwall vs Evergreen feature comparison
Feature	Pourwall	Evergreen
Starting price	Free for 1 screen, then $30/month per location ($290/year — save 20%) for unlimited screens	Not published — plan tiers (Starter, Professional, Multi-Location, Enterprise) listed without dollar amounts; hardware is separate (operators report $300–$800 one-time)
Free tier	Free for 1 screen, forever, no card	Free trial, no credit card required; no permanent free tier published
Hardware	Any Android TV/Google TV, Fire TV Stick, or Chromecast you already own	Hardware is separate; Evergreen's pricing page says most single-location operators spend $300–$800 one-time
Setup time	Under 10 minutes from signup to live menu	Evergreen says most operators have their first digital menu board live within an hour of signing up
Beverage scope	Beer, wine, cocktails, NA, flights — unlimited on every plan	Beers, wines, and spirits
Beer catalog	400,000+ beers and growing daily — search the catalog when you add a tap, no manual entry	Evergreen homepage advertises a 300,000-beverage database
Channels	TV menu, QR menu, print menu, website embed	TV menu boards, QR / contactless menus, print menus, website menus, and social-media publishing (Facebook, Google, Twitter, Instagram)
POS integrations	No POS integration — manage stock and pricing in Pourwall	Square, Clover, and Heartland integrations listed; Raydiant has a separate digital-signage integration page
Track record	Newer, focused tap-list product	Homepage cites 4,500+ bars, restaurants, and local businesses since 2012, in 12+ countries; Evergreen and TapHunter are the same product line
Reviews	Public roadmap; small team; direct support	Capterra rates the legacy TapHunter listing 4.7 / 5 across 70 reviews; individual reviews mention setup complexity, wine-menu friction, manual input, and after-hours support

04 Pricing

Evergreen pricing vs Pourwall's public plans

Evergreen's pricing page lists plan tiers — Starter, Professional, Multi-Location, Enterprise — without dollar amounts; you contact sales or start a free trial to see your number. Pourwall publishes every plan and price.

Pourwall Free

$0 forever

1 screen, unlimited taps and beverages. No credit card, no install.

Pourwall

Pourwall Premium

$30 per location / month

Unlimited screens, QR menus, print menus, website embed, and remove the Pourwall logo.

Pourwall

Pourwall Premium (annual)

$290 per location / year — save 20%

Same unlimited Premium plan, billed yearly. Cancel any time.

Start free No credit card. 1 free screen forever.

Evergreen lists plan tiers (Starter, Professional, Multi-Location, Enterprise) without dollar amounts on its pricing page; a free trial with no credit card is offered. The same page says hardware is separate and that most single-location operators spend $300–$800 one-time. Capterra's third-party listing for the legacy TapHunter product currently shows a starting price of US$49/month; Evergreen does not publish current dollar amounts itself.

05 Where it fits

Choose Pourwall if…

You want a published price you can decide on without booking a demo or waiting on a quote.
You'd rather cast to a Fire TV Stick, Chromecast, or Android TV/Google TV you already own than buy a $300–$800 media-player board.
You serve more than beer — wine, cocktails, NA, flights — and want them in one menu without a platform-sized SaaS bill.
You don't need POS-driven 86ing or social-media menu publishing and don't want to pay for them.
You want a focused tap-list product that does one thing well, not a platform for menu boards plus inventory plus social plus print.
You want to update the menu from any device and have the TV reflect it immediately.

An honest moment

When Evergreen might be a better fit

If you want POS-driven price changes and 86ing wired into Square, Clover, or Heartland.
If publishing the same menu to Facebook, Google, Twitter, and Instagram from one place is part of your workflow.
If you want inventory and margin tools alongside the menu, not just the on-screen menu itself.
If a 300,000-beverage database for beers, wines, and spirits saves your team meaningful entry time at scale.
If you're a multi-location group that wants menu-board hardware, support, and central management bundled by one vendor.

06 Frequently asked

Evergreen alternative FAQs

What is the best alternative to Evergreen?

Pourwall is a strong Evergreen alternative for venues that want a focused digital tap list with public pricing. It's free for one screen forever, $30 per month per location for unlimited screens, casts to TV hardware you already own, and covers beer, wine, cocktails, and NA in one menu. You can also publish image pages on the same screens for advertising LTOs, special events, loyalty programs, and other promotions.

Is Pourwall better than Evergreen?

It depends on what you need. Pourwall wins on transparent pricing, no proprietary hardware, and a focused tap-list product. Evergreen wins if you need POS-driven 86ing, social-media menu publishing, or its 300,000-beverage database at scale.

Is Evergreen the same as TapHunter?

Evergreen TapHunter is the same product line. Evergreen's homepage says it's been trusted by bars and restaurants since 2012, and Capterra still lists the product under the legacy TapHunter name. The mobile app store listing is even titled 'Evergreen Manager TapHunter.'

How much does Evergreen cost?

Evergreen does not publish dollar amounts on its pricing page; it lists Starter, Professional, Multi-Location, and Enterprise tiers and offers a free trial without a credit card. Capterra's third-party listing for the legacy TapHunter product currently shows a starting price of US$49 per month. Hardware is separate, and Evergreen's pricing page says most single-location operators spend $300–$800 one-time.

Can I switch from Evergreen to Pourwall?

Yes. Create a free Pourwall account, add your beverages and servings, choose a theme, and cast to a Fire TV Stick, Chromecast, or any Android TV/Google TV. You don't need a proprietary media player or a quote-based contract.

Does Pourwall integrate with Square or Clover?

No. Pourwall doesn't have POS integrations today — pricing and stock live inside Pourwall. Evergreen integrates with Square, Clover, and Heartland for menu-board updates and 86ing; if those workflows are core to your operation, that's a real reason to stay on Evergreen.

Ready when you are

Pourwall vs Evergreen, the short version: public pricing, no $300–$800 hardware quote, no demo to find out what your bill would be. If you want an Evergreen alternative that goes live on a TV in under 10 minutes and casts to the streaming hardware you already own, that's the trade you're making.