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The same five questions, asked of both.

Everything about Collins comes from its own published pages, with the date we checked.

ResoFlow vs Collins — checked 12 October 2026
ComparedResoFlowCollins
Plan prices on the websitePublished — free, £39, £79 and £129 per monthFrom £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
Free planYes — Free, with no time limitNone advertised
Diner marketplaceNo commission marketplace — direct booking links and a separate venue directoryYes — DesignMyNight
No-show toolsDeposits and card-secured no-show fees on every paid plan; full pre-payment from ProDeposits at the point of booking, large-party securing and Collins Pay payments
Getting startedSelf-serve — create your venue free, no demo callBook a demo; confirm onboarding scope and timescales

Where a rival says its prices exclude VAT, so do we show them; ResoFlow currently charges no VAT.

Official source: Collins booking software ↗. Reviewed 12 October 2026. Compare the same features, billing period and tax basis; confirm current terms before switching.

The ladder

Compare your quote. Choose your plan.

Ask Access for a complete quote and compare it with the ResoFlow plan and extras you need.

Access Collins — a starting price, then a quote

Per site, per month
From £149 (Access Collins Evo)
Training, set-up, integration and add-on fees
Possible — its page lists them as costs to consider
The full breakdown
Behind a contact form
Annual cost and term
Confirm in quote

ResoFlow — all published

Free
£0 — no time limit
Plus
£39/month
Pro
£79/month
Complete
£129/month
A year of Complete
£1,548 — or £1,290 billed annually

Both sides

Where each one wins.

Four things Collins' own sites offer that ResoFlow does not. They are real, and for bars and groups they can be the whole argument.

When Collins might suit you better.

  1. You want DesignMyNight diners finding youDesignMyNight offers a discovery channel for guests looking for venues and experiences. ResoFlow provides direct booking links and a separate venue directory, with no per-cover commission.
  2. You’re a bar or group running big party bookingsCollins offers large-party securing against last-minute cancellations and pre-orders in the booking flow, and the DesignMyNight audience is built around bars, restaurants, clubs and pubs.
  3. You want one supplier for the whole stackCollins sits inside the Access Group’s Customer Engagement Suite — discovery and reservations, guest WiFi, CRM and loyalty, ticketing and vouchers — with an open API to your EPOS provider. ResoFlow has no EPOS or CRM integrations today.
  4. You run many sites and want group-level toolingCollins is sold per site inside a suite with tools for hospitality groups. ResoFlow keeps bookings, customer records and reporting separate for each venue. Shared group CRM and reporting are not currently available.

Why venues choose ResoFlow

  1. Published plans to compareChoose a ResoFlow plan from Free to Complete at £129/month. Add the separate products and usage you need, then compare that total with your Collins quote. See the plans
  2. The toolkit in your planGift cards, ticketed events, money-off promotions and a loyalty scheme are part of your plan on Pro (£79/month) and above — gift cards, tickets and loyalty are also available separately, with Tickets free to start. Promotions come with the plans and eligible products that include them. ResoFlow's own optional extras are small and named: credit top-ups and extra storage at £2 per GB per month. See what's in each plan
  3. Your guests book with you, not through a middlemanBookings come through your own website, links and profiles, so the relationship — and the data — is yours. Bookings and guest records are stored in the EU, under UK GDPR, never sold for advertising. How your data is held

If those are your priorities, Collins may genuinely be the better fit — we'd rather you choose the right tool. If a published ladder and the toolkit in the plan matter more, that's the ResoFlow side of the argument.

The switch

Move from Collins in three steps.

Before you switchAsk Collins for your CSV exports — your guest list and your booking history — before you cancel anything. It’s your data.
  1. Export your data from Collins

    Your guest book is your data. Export your customer database and booking history from Collins as CSV files — or ask their support team for an export if you can't find one in your reports.

  2. Import it into ResoFlow

    Open Settings → Data import in your ResoFlow dashboard and upload each CSV. The wizard matches your columns to ResoFlow fields, shows a preview before anything is written, and imports up to 500 rows per file. Customers with a matching email are merged, never duplicated.

  3. Point your channels at your new booking link

    Your public booking page is live the moment setup is complete. Put the link on your website, social profiles and Google Business Profile — or embed the booking widget directly on your site. You can run both for a while during the transition, then decide with real numbers.

CSV import is included on Plus (£39/month) and above, and with a paid Gift Cards, Loyalty, Tickets or Order & Pay product. Full venue setup — worth £199, free on every plan just now — includes the import done with you.

Put a number on it

Three facts to weigh it with.

  1. 0%commission on table bookings
  2. £0free plan — no card required
  3. £129Complete — published monthly plan

Questions

Collins vs ResoFlow, answered.

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How is ResoFlow different from Collins?

Collins is part of The Access Group and connects with DesignMyNight. ResoFlow publishes its booking plans (free to £129/month), charges no per-cover booking commission, and includes gift cards, events, promotions and loyalty from Pro.

What does Collins cost?

Access publishes a starting price — “Access Collins Evo, from £149 per month, per site” — and puts its full packages behind a form. Ask Access for a quote for your venue and the features you need.

What does ResoFlow cost?

Plans are flat-rate and published: Free is free with no time limit, Plus is £39/month, Pro is £79/month and Complete is £129/month, with two months free if you pay annually — and a 14-day money-back guarantee when you first subscribe.

Can I bring my Collins guest list and bookings with me?

Yes. Export your customer database and booking history as CSVs, then use ResoFlow's import wizard at Settings → Data import — it matches columns, previews before writing, and handles up to 500 rows per file. Customers with a matching email are merged, never duplicated. CSV import is included on Plus (£39/month) and above, and with a paid Gift Cards, Loyalty, Tickets or Order & Pay product.

About this comparison

Sourced, dated and fair

Access publishes a starting price — “Access Collins Evo, from £149 per month, per site” — and puts its full packages behind a form. Ask Access for a quote for your venue and the features you need.

On the ResoFlow side: there is no ResoFlow fee on deposits (Stripe processing applies) and there's no platform fee on gift card sales (Stripe processing fees apply); a fee of 2.9% + 50p applies per paid event ticket (your venue absorbs it by default). ResoFlow is not affiliated with Collins, DesignMyNight or the Access Group.

Every Collins claim on this page is sourced from The Access Group's and DesignMyNight's own pages, checked 12 October 2026. Features and pricing change; always confirm current terms with Access directly. ResoFlow is not affiliated with Collins, DesignMyNight or the Access Group.

Every price published. No contact form.

Start free — no card, no demo call. Import your guests, share your new booking link, and upgrade only when you're ready.