Keep every table in order.
Floor plans per room
Draw the floor plan for each room once, and each event publishes its own table inventory from it. Minimum spend, deposit percentage, and service charge are set on the venue, not in a spreadsheet the host keeps on their phone.
Requests from a public page
Guests request a table from a public page. You counter with a different table, time, or minimum, they accept, and the reservation is on. Guests manage their own booking from a link, so nobody is emailing the host to change a name.
- Request, counteroffer, confirm
- Per-event inventory on a public page
- Guests manage their own reservation
Deposits that hold the table
Stripe takes the deposit, and the table is held from the moment the guest starts paying, so a second party cannot book it in the meantime. Every reservation has a plain status: hold, soft confirm, deposit paid, seated, closed, no-show.
Know your bookers
Every booker carries their lifetime spend and no-show count, so the host knows who is in front of them before the table is assigned. It is the same guest history your door already uses.
Table Service questions
- Is Table Service available?
- It is in pilot with a few venues. Get in touch about your room and we will tell you whether it fits the pilot.
- How are deposits handled?
- Through Stripe. Once a guest starts paying, the table is held for them, so a second party cannot book it in the meantime.
Talk to us about seating.
Tell us about your rooms, your minimums, and how you take deposits today.