Verified restrooms · all 50 states
Go Now is the easiest way to find verified restrooms anywhere in America. Open now, no purchase required, actually accessible — verified by real people, not guesswork.
The real problem
People don't avoid going out because restrooms don't exist. They avoid going out because they don't know. Relief Pass sells certainty — and certainty is what gets people out of the house.
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Why not just use Google Maps?
The single question that keeps people home. We confirm it per location — and re-confirm it, because policies change with managers.
A ramp at the front door doesn't mean a walker fits through the restroom door. We record what's true past the entrance.
Locked door with a keypad, code on the receipt, ask-the-cashier, or just open. You know before you walk in.
Rated by people who care about restrooms specifically — not buried in a coffee review from 2019.
Every listing shows when a human last confirmed it. Stale data is worse than no data, so we show our work.
Partner locations have agreed in writing: come in, use it, no questions asked. That's the whole promise.
Who this is for
If you've ever mapped a route by where you could stop, you already understand the product.
Founding members
Search works nationwide today. Human verification does not — we're verifying our first metro now, and your ZIP code decides which city we do next. Founding members get free premium for life.
No payment. No spam. One email when we launch in your area.
For businesses
You already let people use your restroom. Relief Pass turns that into measurable foot traffic, a visible accessibility commitment, and a reason for a loyal, high-frequency demographic to choose you over the store across the street.
Partner slots for the Phoenix–Scottsdale launch. No national chain has signed yet — we're starting with independents and regional operators.
Single independent location.
5–100 locations, one operator.
Multi-state chains and franchisors.
Traffic estimates, liability language, staff talking points, and the decal kit.
Straight answers
Some, yes — we don't pretend otherwise. In practice the volume is modest and it skews toward customers who buy something anyway. The honest pitch is that Relief Pass traffic is disproportionately adults 55+ with time and money, in your store, at off-peak hours. Partners get a monthly report so you can see the actual numbers instead of guessing.
Partnership never removes your right to close a restroom, refuse entry, or handle a situation as you always have. Relief Pass doesn't grant anyone a legal right to your property. If a location becomes a problem, you tell us and we delist it the same day — no contract lock-in on that.
None beyond what you already have as a business open to the public. Listing a restroom doesn't change your premises liability posture. Our partner agreement is explicit that Relief Pass makes no representations on your behalf, and we carry our own general and professional liability coverage.
Most locations shouldn't, at first — the Local tier is free. Paid tiers exist for operators who want the traffic data, map placement, and the marketing value of a visible accessibility commitment. If you can't see the return in the dashboard, don't renew.
That's the failure mode that kills this business, so we treat it seriously. Every listing carries a last-verified date, users can report a problem in two taps, and partner locations sync hours directly. Anything unverified for more than 30 days gets flagged as unconfirmed rather than shown as fact.
No. Finding and using restrooms through Go Now is free and always will be. Premium is a $29/year planning tool — offline maps, trip routing, a physical card. We think charging for emergency access would be both wrong and bad business.