Digital jukebox for bars
Your bar, playing the music the room in front of you picks
A bar lives on its slow nights as much as its packed ones. Rockola.app turns every table into a music point of sale: guests scan the QR, request their song with credits, and you decide what each one costs. No physical machine, no jammed coins, no technician.
- Guests request music from their own phone
- You generate the credits and set the price
- Turns any TV already in the bar into the screen
- 30-day free trial, cancel anytime
What a bar actually needs from its music
It is not just playing songs: it is giving guests one more reason to stay an hour longer.
More energy on slow nights
A Tuesday nobody requests music on is a Tuesday nobody stays for. The QR on the table invites guests in without the bartender having to push anything.
You stay in control
Skip songs, remove the ones you do not want and add your own without spending credits. The jukebox participates, it does not run the room.
Credits on your terms
Generate codes from your dashboard: on the bill, on the menu, over text. You decide how many you hand out and to whom.
Karaoke on the nights you choose
No equipment to rent and no host to hire: flip on karaoke mode and the lyrics show up on screen.
Questions bar owners ask
Do I need a physical jukebox machine?
No. Any TV, monitor or screen with a browser that is already in your bar becomes the jukebox. The system lives in the cloud.
Can I charge per song?
Yes. You generate credit codes from your dashboard and decide how many credits to give or sell. One song costs one credit; jumping the queue costs more.
What if someone requests something I do not want playing?
As admin you can skip or remove any song from the queue from your dashboard, at any time.
Does it work for a small bar with just one screen?
Yes, that is the most common setup. One bar and one TV is enough to start; you can add more screens or the touchscreen kiosk later.
Other businesses using Rockola.app
Same system, different job. Here is how venues like yours put it to work.
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See how it worksYour bar deserves a jukebox that never breaks down
30-day free trial. No hardware to buy, no installer to wait for.