Seatable vs OpenTable

OpenTable charges a per-cover commission on every booking it sends you — including guests who already know your restaurant. Seatable charges a flat monthly subscription with no commission, ever.

Feature comparison

OpenTable's marketplace can drive discovery for new restaurants, but it comes at a cost: you pay per cover even for regulars who found you independently. As your volume grows, so does the bill.

Seatable is built for restaurants that already have — or are building — their own audience. The AI handles calls and messages 24/7 so your team doesn't miss a booking, and the flat subscription means your costs are predictable regardless of how many covers you do.