Reservations
Take table bookings on your own site, not a booking portal
Guests request a table from your storefront. You confirm, adjust or decline from the dashboard, and assign the booking to a real table on your floor plan — so a busy Friday is already laid out before the first guest walks in.
14-day free trial, everything unlocked.Plan: Paid plans above Starter
On your storefront
Bookings come to you directly — no portal in the middle taking a cut.
Email confirmation
Confirmed guests get an email with a calendar invite attached.
Tied to real tables
Assign a booking to an actual table so the floor plan reflects the night ahead.
You decide
Confirm, move or decline each request. Guests are told the outcome.
Requests
A booking request, not an automatic seat
Guests submit a request with the date, time and party size. Nothing is committed until you confirm it, so you're never surprised by a table you can't actually seat.
- New requests raise a notification in the dashboard bell.
- Confirm, adjust the time, or decline — the guest is notified of the outcome.
- Guests get a confirmation email with an .ics calendar invite they can add in one tap.
The night ahead
Assign bookings to real tables
Reservations run on the same floor plan you use during service. Assign a booking to a table and your team can see exactly which tables are spoken for and when.
- The upcoming list is organised by date and time — tonight is the default view.
- Assignment reflects on the floor plan, so setup is planned instead of improvised.
- Cancellations raise a notification so a freed table doesn't sit blocked all evening.
Discoverable
AI assistants can tell people you take bookings
Your storefront publishes structured data that says, honestly, whether you accept reservations — so search engines and AI assistants answering "can I book a table at…" get the right answer and the right link.
schema.org Restaurant markup with an accurate acceptsReservations flag.
Reserve action pointing at your own storefront, not a third party.
Turned off automatically in the markup if you don't take bookings — no false promises.
A booking you can't seat is worse than a booking you declined a week ago.
Rolling it out
How to put reservations into your restaurant
The order that works, and roughly what each step costs you in time. Every step links to the step-by-step guide in the Help Center.
- 01Draw your floor plan firstReservations are only as useful as the room they map onto. Get your real tables and sections in first.Read the guide
- 02Turn reservations onEnable table requests for your storefront. Guests will see a booking option alongside ordering.Read the guide
- 03Decide who watches the queueRequests raise a notification in the bell. Agree with your team who checks it and when — usually whoever opens.Read the guide
- 04Confirm and assignWork the upcoming list each morning: confirm what you can seat, assign tables, decline the rest early enough for the guest to make other plans.Read the guide
Works with
None of this is sold separately. These are the parts of the platform this one leans on most.
Frequently asked questions
- Are bookings confirmed automatically?
- No. A guest submits a request and it stays pending until you confirm it, so you never end up committed to a table you can't seat.
- Do guests get a confirmation?
- Yes. Confirmed bookings send the guest an email with a calendar invite (.ics) attached.
- Can I put a booking on a specific table?
- Yes. Assign the reservation to a table from your floor plan and the assignment shows on the same map your staff use during service.
- Which plans include reservations?
- Reservations are available on paid plans above Starter. Every plan includes them during the free trial, so you can try the whole flow first.
- Does it replace my phone bookings?
- It handles online requests; phone bookings can be entered by your team so the floor plan reflects everything coming in, wherever it came from.
Start using reservations this week
Free for 14 days with everything unlocked. Set it up alongside how you work today, and keep whichever parts earn their place.