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Resos review

Freemium#5 of 33 in Restaurant Reservation SoftwareRestaurant Table Management Software

Resos combines low-cost booking management with floor plans, payments, waitlists, and integrations.

8.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Resos is cloud-based restaurant reservation and table-management software for restaurants, cafés, bars, and pubs. It combines online booking pages and website widgets with calendar, list, and floor-plan views. Guest profiles, a searchable booking database, automated confirmations and reminders, deposits, prepayments, no-show fees, waitlists, reports, and data export cover the main workflow from booking to service. Multi-location support and access through web, iOS, Android, and API make it relevant to both independent venues and restaurant groups.

Pricing is structured around booking volume. The Free plan costs €0 per month on monthly billing and includes 25 bookings per month, all core features, personal support, and no credit card requirement. Basic costs €23 per month, Plus €43, and Unlimited €63, with annual billing selected on the published pricing page. These tiers include 350, 750, and unlimited bookings per month respectively, alongside all core features and personal support. Paid add-ons are available on the paid plans, while the listed prices exclude VAT. This makes the free tier suitable for low-volume venues and the paid tiers easier to match to demand.

Resos also fits restaurants that need multiple booking channels or connected workflows. Diners can book through a website, social media, and Reserve with Google, while integrations include Google, Facebook, Instagram, Zapier, Mailchimp, Google Analytics, Stripe, Meta, PayPal, Google Sheets, and Campaign Monitor. The REST API adds another route for custom connections. Restaurants focused on reservations, table organization, and booking-related payments should find the feature scope well aligned. Venues needing more than 25 monthly bookings should look to the paid tiers, and teams that want waitlists or payment features without add-on costs may prefer a different structure.

Resos pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes core features and up to 25 bookings monthly
    • Visual floor plans, waitlists, deposits, reminders, and reports
    • Web, mobile, API, Zapier, Google, social, and payment integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Free plan is limited to 25 bookings per month
    • Waitlist and payment features are paid add-ons on standard paid plans
    • Displayed paid prices use annual billing and exclude VAT

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