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Weird Too is prioritizing Weird Network: a venue and small-business WiFi surface for getting connected, collecting useful interest, and creating honest follow-up without inventing pricing, SLAs, or traction claims.
For venues and small businesses, the first win is simple: a clearer WiFi path that can point visitors toward the business, capture interest, and create a follow-up lane without overpromising.
Weird Too keeps the public promise honest. Rates, service terms, revenue share, and rollout timelines are scoped directly instead of guessed on the website.
Bars, shops, venues, and local businesses that want guest WiFi to support customer follow-up.
Turn a passive connection into a clearer customer path while keeping setup and claims grounded.
No published pricing, SLA, customer-count, or revenue-share claims until approved and verified.
The old website mixed live pricing, checkout language, generated SEO copy, and future service ideas. That is not good enough for customer communications.
This rebuild keeps the public site honest: no invented pricing, no fake traction, no accidental subscription funnel, and no pretending planned offers are live. If you want to work with us, contact us and we will scope it directly.
Proof first. Public promises second.
Start a scoped conversation →Pricing, refunds, timelines, and service promises stay off the public site until Isaac approves the current offer.
OddDrip and Weird Network are Weird Too public surfaces, each with its own lane and boundary page.
Customer paths route to the contact form while the business foundation is still being locked.
The public site points to current surfaces without inventing what is not ready yet.
The current priority: helping venues and small businesses turn guest WiFi into a useful customer connection and follow-up lane.
Public writing stays available while retired product and checkout funnels are kept out of the main website.
OddDrip/custom bulk clothing remains quote-first for customer-owned designs and ready assets; the main site is not a generic merch shop.
This website is a gate, not a hype machine. If a claim is not approved, current, and useful to a real customer, it does not belong on the public surface.