Restaurant tables, salon chairs, studio classes, lessons
Reservations and appointments
"Call to reserve" loses every guest who decides at 10pm, and every no-show costs a table.
Open the live demoWorks best on your phone. Nothing you enter is charged or sent to a real business.
What it does
Guests pick a date, party size and open time on their phone. Two people can never book the same slot. They get a confirmation and a reminder the day before; your host stand sees the night at a glance on a tablet.
- Live availability grid built from your real hours and tables
- Double-booking is impossible, enforced by the database itself
- Confirmation by email and text, reminder 24 hours ahead
- Tablet view for the host stand: who is due, party size, seated or not
- Can connect to Google Calendar and the tools you already use
What it would cost your business
- Monthly plan
- $149
- a month, $499 setup
- Or own it
- $3,000
- once, care $99/month optional
OpenTable is $149 to $499 a month plus $1 to $1.50 for each guest booked through its app. This is one flat price, and the guest list stays yours.
Recovering two lost tables a week pays for it inside a season.
Monthly plan: hosting, monitoring and small changes included, 12-month minimum.All prices and terms
Built your way
The demo is a starting point, not a template you are stuck with. Every button, field, color, message and rule can be changed to fit how you run your business, and if you need something the demo does not do, I will build it. I keep adjusting until it works exactly the way you want before we launch. Changes to what we agreed are included; brand-new features get a written quote first, so there are no surprises.
- Your real tables, rooms, chairs or staff, with your hours and booking rules
- Deposits, cancellation policy, party-size limits and blackout dates
- Your logo, colors and wording on every screen, email and text
- Works for restaurants, salons, studios, lessons, rentals: whatever you book
On a phone
Want this on your site?
A 15-minute call is enough to tell whether it would pay for itself.