Paid reservation platform

OpenTable

OpenTable's restaurant plans connect a dining listing to a reservation system. Compare the current subscription and booking fees before choosing a plan.

Why it matters

Choose OpenTable if you want diners to see real reservation availability as they compare restaurants. It is most useful when your team can keep service hours and available tables current.

Step by step

  1. Check for an existing restaurant account

    Search OpenTable for the exact location. If your restaurant already takes reservations there, locate the account administrator before starting a new setup.

  2. Compare restaurant plans

    Open the restaurant plans page. Review subscription fees, per-cover fees where applicable, integrations and terms for the location.

  3. Set up your restaurant

    Use the restaurant onboarding route to choose a plan or talk to OpenTable. Once your account is ready, review the restaurant details, dining hours and reservation inventory.

  4. Review booking settings

    Confirm service hours, party sizes and any booking policies you want diners to see before you open availability.

Check the result

Open the public restaurant page and check the address, booking policies and times shown for a date you intend to offer. Stop before making a reservation.