QuickTable vs Resy

A simple, commission-free Resy alternative built for independent restaurants.

Overview

Resy combines reservation software with a diner app and marketplace. Its plans use monthly subscriptions without per-cover fees. QuickTable Pro costs £50/month for unlimited bookings through your own website or booking link. The main differences are the subscription price and access to Resy's diner network.

QuickTable vs Resy at a glance

  QuickTable Resy
Pricing model Flat monthly fee: £50/mo (≈ €60 / $70) Tiered flat subscription (~$249–$899/mo)*
Per-booking commission None; £50/mo subscription No per-cover fee, but a higher flat subscription*
Free plan Yes; up to 30 bookings/mo No free plan*
Free trial 30 days, no credit card Varies*
Guest app / account None; book via your link or website Commonly booked via the Resy app/account
Setup Under 10 minutes, or a free setup call Varies*
Support Email and phone support Varies by plan*
Best for Independent restaurants wanting simple, commission-free bookings Restaurants wanting Resy's diner app and network reach

* Resy figures reflect plan prices reported in 2026 (Basic ~$249, Pro ~$399, Enterprise ~$899/month; no per-cover fees) by industry sources. Resy is owned by American Express. Pricing varies by region and changes over time. Check Resy for current pricing. QuickTable figures reflect our published pricing.

Is QuickTable cheaper than Resy?

QuickTable Pro is £50/month (about €60 or $70). Resy's reported plans range from roughly $249–$899/month for Basic, Pro and Enterprise. Neither charges per-cover fees. QuickTable also has a free Starter plan for up to 30 bookings a month.

Is QuickTable a good Resy alternative for independent restaurants?

QuickTable suits restaurants that want to take bookings through their own website and get help by email or phone. Guests don't need an app or account. QuickTable was named Best Restaurant Booking System 2026 at the UK Enterprise Awards.

Do guests need the Resy app to book?

Resy bookings are commonly made through its app or website, where diners often sign in with a Resy account. With QuickTable, guests use your website or booking link without downloading an app or creating an account.

Which should you choose?

Consider Resy if reaching diners through its app is a priority. Consider QuickTable if most bookings come from your own website and you want a lower monthly subscription. Both use subscription pricing without per-cover fees.

What restaurants say about QuickTable

From restaurants using QuickTable

Rob

The Turntable, Tiffin OH 🇺🇸

“QuickTable is straightforward and affordable, without the usual friction. It's something I can confidently stand behind.”

Andrea

Sapori Italiani, Newry 🇬🇧

“QuickTable has halved the amount of phone calls we receive for bookings. Customers are booking online now, and we couldn't be happier.”

Catherine

Sabai, Waterford 🇮🇪

“This platform is very straightforward!”

Try QuickTable

Try QuickTable free for 30 days. No credit card required. Book a free setup call if you'd like help getting started.