Resy Pricing 2026: Plans, Costs & No Cover Fees

Resy’s 2026 pricing is a flat $249, $399 or $899 per month with no per-cover fees. That flat model is Resy’s defining feature: unlike OpenTable or TheFork, your bill does not grow with every guest you seat. The trade-off is a high $249/month floor and no free option, which is why Resy fits upscale, higher-volume restaurants best. Below we break down each plan, what you actually pay per cover as volume rises, and how it compares to cheaper alternatives.

Resy’s 2026 plans at a glance

Plan	Subscription	Per-cover fees	Best for
Basic	$249/month	None	Single upscale restaurants
Pro	$399/month	None	Venues wanting CRM + marketing
Enterprise	$899/month	None	Groups and multi-location

Source: Resy for Restaurants (ResyOS) (verified June 2026). Resy was acquired by American Express in 2019.

What each Resy plan includes

Basic: $249/month

Resy’s entry plan covers the core reservation needs of a single upscale restaurant.

Included:

Online reservations and your own booking page
Table management and floor plan
Guest profiles
Basic reporting

Pro: $399/month

Adds the guest-data and marketing tools that higher-end venues use to drive repeat business.

Included (in addition to Basic):

Advanced CRM and guest segmentation
Marketing tools (email campaigns)
Priority support

Enterprise: $899/month

Built for restaurant groups and multi-location operators.

Included (in addition to Pro):

Multi-location support
Custom integrations
Dedicated account manager

What you actually pay: by volume

Because Resy is flat-fee, the more covers you do, the lower your effective cost per cover. That is the mirror image of OpenTable, where cost rises with every cover.

Monthly covers	Resy Basic ($249 flat)	Effective cost / cover	OpenTable Basic (per-cover)
100	$249	$2.49	~$299
250	$249	$1.00	~$524
500	$249	$0.50	~$899
1,000	$249	$0.25	~$1,649

The headline is that Resy gets cheaper per cover the busier you are, while per-cover platforms get more expensive. The catch is the $249 floor: at low volume that is a steep effective cost per cover, which is why Resy rarely makes sense for small or casual venues.

Resy vs cheaper alternatives at 500 covers/month

Platform	Subscription	Cover fees	Monthly total	Annual
Resy Basic	$249	$0	$249	$2,988
OpenTable Basic	$149	~$750	~$899	~$10,788
Resos Unlimited	$149	$0	$149	$1,788
Resos Free	$0	$0	$0	$0 (up to 25 bookings/mo)

Resy and Resos share the same flat, commission-free philosophy. The difference is the floor: Resos starts free and tops out at $149/month, while Resy starts at $249/month. For upscale venues that value Resy’s brand and American Express ties, the premium can be worth it; for everyone else, a lower flat fee delivers the same predictable, no-cover-fee model for less.

For the full head-to-head: Resy vs Resos | Resy alternatives

When Resy pricing makes sense

Choose Resy when:

You run an upscale or fine dining restaurant where $249/month is a rounding error
You want predictable, flat costs with zero per-cover fees
Your clientele uses American Express and benefits from the integration
You value Resy’s premium brand positioning in major US metros

When Resy pricing doesn’t make sense

Skip Resy when:

You are a small or casual restaurant, the $249/month floor is hard to justify at low volume
You want a free tier or a low entry price to start
You operate outside Resy’s strong markets (it is North America focused)
You need the largest possible diner network for discovery (OpenTable is larger)

Flat, commission-free pricing: from free

Resos gives you the same no-cover-fee model Resy is known for, starting at $0/month and topping out at $149. Keep your costs predictable without the $249 floor.

Try Resos free

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Resy cost in 2026?

Resy's published plans for 2026 are Basic at $249/month, Pro at $399/month, and Enterprise at $899/month. Unlike OpenTable, Resy charges no per-cover fees, so the monthly subscription is your total platform cost regardless of how many covers you seat. There is no free plan and no free trial.

Does Resy charge per-cover fees?

No. Resy charges a flat monthly subscription with no per-cover or commission fees on any plan. This makes its cost predictable: a busy restaurant pays the same monthly price as a quiet one on the same plan, which is the opposite of marketplace platforms like OpenTable or TheFork that bill per guest.

Does Resy have a free plan or free trial?

No. Resy has no free tier and no free trial, and its entry plan starts at $249/month. If you want a free way to start, Resos offers a permanent free tier with up to 25 bookings per month including table management, waitlist, and reminders, with paid plans from $24/month and no cover fees.

What is the cheapest Resy plan?

Resy's cheapest plan is Basic at $249/month, which includes reservations, table management, guest profiles, and basic reporting. The higher Pro ($399/month) and Enterprise ($899/month) tiers add CRM, marketing tools, multi-location support, and custom integrations. There is no cheaper entry point, so Resy mainly suits upscale venues where $249/month is negligible.

Is Resy cheaper than OpenTable?

It depends on volume. Because Resy is flat-fee and OpenTable adds per-cover fees, Resy is usually cheaper once you exceed roughly 80 network covers per month. At 500 network covers, Resy Basic costs $249/month while OpenTable Basic runs around $899/month. Below that volume, or if most bookings come from your own website, the gap narrows.

Sources

Resy for Restaurants (ResyOS) (verified June 2026)
Plan pricing and feature tiers as published; confirm current rates and contract terms directly with Resy.