Support

Keep Bathroom Report free.

No ads. No investors. No data sold.

Most projects asking for money say “help cover our costs” without saying what those are. Here are mine, from an actual week.

Hosting a map is close to free now — three hundred thousand database reads cost twelve cents. What costs money is making the map right: every address checked, every duplicate removed, every closed store pulled off.

Nothing here is bulk-imported and left alone. Casey’s went from 1,500 records to 2,400 real ones. Kwik Trip went down by 500 when double-counted stores got cleaned out. That work is the product, and it’s the only part with a bill attached.

Three ways to help

Rather not spend anything? Tell someone. A share does more than a tip — a tip buys a thousand addresses, a person who tells three friends builds the thing that makes them worth having. Then rate a bathroom, confirm a store’s hours, send in a place that’s missing. That’s the part I can’t buy.

The promise

No ads, ever. Not banners, not sponsored pins, not a chain paying to look cleaner than it is. The moment a business can pay to change what the map says, the map is worthless. That’s the whole reason this page exists.