Dated, every time
Competitor prices come from their own websites, with the date we checked them printed beside them.
Compare
Pick what you’re comparing. Every comparison quotes the other side’s own published prices, with the date we checked them — and says where they might still be the better choice for you.
Booking systems
Each guide quotes the other system’s own published pricing, with the date we checked it — and keeps a section on when they might still be the better choice for your venue.
A diner marketplace with cover fees, against flat published plans.
Both commission-free — their base price on request and add-ons at £35 per month, ours published.
Quote-based and built for groups, against published plans for independent venues.
A percentage of the bill on marketplace bookings, against one flat monthly price.
A starting price per site inside the Access suite, then a quote — against one published ladder.
Two published ladders: theirs climbs covers, ours climbs the toolkit.
Two UK ladders with free tiers — rung by rung, and the exclusivity condition.
Quandoo has closed — bring the export you saved. No export? Ask Quandoo at [email protected] — its closure page asks for questions by 31 December 2026.
At a glance
The four answers every venue asks first, taken from each guide’s own table — checked 12 October 2026. Open a guide for the sources.
| System | Prices | Fees on table bookings | Free plan | How you start |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ResoFlow | Published — free, £39, £79 and £129 per month | None | Free, with no time limit — no card, no exclusivity | Self-serve — no demo call |
| OpenTable | Not published — “Contact us for pricing” | On network bookings only — own-website, phone and walk-ins free | None advertised | Contact sales / book a demo |
| ResDiary | Request a current base-plan quote | None | None advertised | Book a demo |
| SevenRooms | Not published — every tier is “get a quote” | None advertised — its marketplace access is listed with no cover fees | None advertised | Get a quote — sales process and setup |
| TheFork | Not published — Visibility, Performance and Enterprise plans are all “Ask for pricing” | Marketplace bookings carry a fee based on a percentage of your average bill per guest (rate not published); own-website, Instagram and Facebook bookings included | None advertised | Book a demo / contact sales |
| Collins | From £149 per month per site (Access Collins Evo), plus any training, set-up, integration and add-on fees in your quote; full packages behind a form | None advertised | None advertised | Book a demo; confirm onboarding scope and timescales |
| simpleERB | Published — £21, £47 and £80 per month, plus a Small Chain tier | None — “simpleERB doesn’t work that way” | Free trial (250 covers) — no ongoing free plan for venues (free for life for training restaurants and catering colleges) | Self-serve free trial (no card), with an online demo offered |
| Favouritetable | Published — free, £69, £129 and £199 per month, plus a Flex option from £2 per cover | None on subscription plans; the optional FT Flex model starts from £2 per cover | Yes — FT Free, up to 30 online bookings per month, with Favouritetable as your exclusive booking provider, built into your website | Self-serve sign-up, with a free demo offered |
| Quandoo | Quandoo took its last new bookings on 30 September 2026, and its closure page now says its platform is no longer available | — | — | — |
Where a rival says its prices exclude VAT, so do we show them; ResoFlow currently charges no VAT.
Features and pricing change — confirm current terms with the provider before you decide.
The maths
Some platforms charge a fee for every seated diner their marketplace sends you. Bring your own covers and your own rate — the calculator shows what that comes to over a year, and tells you if per-cover works out cheaper for you.
Then the same sum against a flat ResoFlow plan — and the break-even point, so you can see exactly where the maths tips.
The move
Whichever system you’re leaving, the shape of the move is the same — and on free venue setup we do the import for you.
Ask your current system for a CSV of your guest list and your booking history — it’s your data. Check your contract’s renewal date while you’re in there, so a notice period doesn’t catch you out.
Open Settings → Data import and upload each file. The wizard matches your columns to ResoFlow fields and shows you a preview before anything is written. Customers with a matching email are merged, never duplicated.
Your booking page is live as soon as setup is done. Put the link on your website, your socials and your Google Business Profile — or embed the booking widget straight into your own site.
Ordering
Against the names you’ll hear — their own published prices, with the date we checked them.
Event tickets
Against the names you’ll hear — their own published prices, with the date we checked them.
Gift cards
Against the names you’ll hear — their own published prices, with the date we checked them.
Your website
Against the names you’ll hear — their own published prices, with the date we checked them.
How we write them
Features and pricing change — so every guide shows its working.
Competitor prices come from their own websites, with the date we checked them printed beside them.
Everything about another system comes from its own public pages. Where a price isn’t published, we don’t guess one.
Every guide has a section on when the other system might suit you better — for some venues, it’s the whole argument.
Not affiliated
ResoFlow is not affiliated with any company these pages compare it with. Each name belongs to its owner, and every claim about them is sourced from their own public pages.
Bring your bookings and customer list with you — free venue setup includes the import done for you. No credit card required · 14-day money-back on your first paid plan.