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Tock pricing 2026: plans, fees and prepayment costs

Tock's current plans cost $249 to $399 per month. Compare Platform, Essential and Premium features, prepayment fees, and total costs.

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Tock’s published 2026 pricing runs from $249 to $399 per month across four plans. Platform and Platform 360 focus on reservations and analytics. Essential and Premium add events, customization, and prepayments, with a 3% or 2% fee on prepayments. Resy and Tock now present these plans as one combined offer.

Tock’s 2026 plans at a glance

PlanSubscriptionPrepayment feeReservations?
Platform$249/monthNot listedYes
Platform 360$399/monthNot listedYes
Essential$269/month3%Yes
Premium$399/month2%Yes

Source: Tock plans and pricing (verified August 11, 2026). Tock states that it charges no per-cover fees. Standard payment processing applies to payments.

What each Tock plan includes

Platform: $249/month

The lowest published plan for reservation-led restaurants.

Included:

  • Reservations and table management
  • Walk-in waitlists
  • POS integrations
  • Chat and email support

Platform 360: $399/month

Platform plus more advanced analytics and guest insights.

Included (in addition to Platform):

  • Advanced analytics dashboard
  • Automated guest insights
  • Priority automated guest alerts

Essential: $269/month

The event and experience track with a 3% fee on prepayments.

Included:

  • Reservations and table management
  • Advanced customization and event ticketing
  • Credit card holds, deposits, and prepayments
  • 3% fee on prepayments

Premium: $399/month

Essential plus integrations, support, and a lower prepayment fee.

Included (in addition to Essential):

  • POS integrations and phone support
  • Premium experience tools
  • 2% fee on prepayments

What the prepayment fee actually costs

Tock has no per-cover fee. If you collect prepayments, compare Essential’s 3% fee with Premium’s 2%. These examples exclude standard payment processing:

Prepaid revenue / monthEssential totalPremium totalLower published total
$5,000$269 + $150 = $419$399 + $100 = $499Essential
$15,000$269 + $450 = $719$399 + $300 = $699Premium
$30,000$269 + $900 = $1,169$399 + $600 = $999Premium

Premium costs $130 more per month but saves one percentage point on prepayments. Its lower fee offsets the subscription difference at $13,000 in monthly prepayments. Feature requirements can still make one plan the better fit before or after that point.

Tock vs cheaper alternatives

PlatformEntry plan with reservationsPer-cover feesTransaction fees
Tock$249/month (Platform)None3% on Essential, 2% on Premium prepayments
ResySame four-plan offerNoneSame published prepayment fees
ResosFree / from $47 regular priceNonePayment add-on and processing fees apply when used
OpenTable$149/month + fees$0.25-$1.50/coverNone

Tock is the specialist: if prepaid and ticketed dining is core to your concept, it is hard to replace. If you mainly need standard reservations, a flat-fee system covers the same ground for less and without the transaction fee.

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

When Tock pricing makes sense

Choose Tock when:

  • Prepaid or ticketed dining is central to your model (tasting menus, chef’s counters, events)
  • No-shows on high-value seatings are a serious cost that prepayment solves
  • You sell wine dinners, classes, or experiences that fit ticketing natively
  • Your prepaid volume or feature needs justify Essential or Premium

When Tock pricing doesn’t make sense

Skip Tock when:

  • You take standard reservations and do not need prepayment or ticketing
  • You are a casual or budget-conscious venue, the $249 Platform floor is steep
  • You do not need the event, customization, or prepayment tools on Essential and Premium
  • You want a free tier or a low entry price to start

Standard reservations without the $249 floor

If you do not need ticketed dining, Resos offers core reservations and table management on a free tier. Deposits and advanced reminders are paid add-ons on paid plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Tock cost in 2026?
Tock publishes four plans: Platform at $249 per month, Platform 360 at $399, Essential at $269, and Premium at $399. Essential adds a 3% fee on prepayments and Premium adds 2%. Standard payment processing also applies. Tock states that it does not charge per-cover fees.
Does Tock charge transaction fees?
Yes, on two plans. Essential charges 3% on prepayments and Premium charges 2%. Platform and Platform 360 do not list a prepayment fee because prepayment tools are part of the Essential and Premium track. Standard payment processing applies in addition to the published prepayment fee.
Does Tock have a free plan?
No permanent free Tock plan is published. The lowest published plan is Platform at $249 per month. Resos offers a permanent free tier for up to 25 bookings per month, while regular paid US plans start at $47 per month before temporary discounts.
Is Tock worth the cost for a casual restaurant?
Usually not if you only need standard reservations. Tock's Essential and Premium plans focus on events, customization, and prepayments. Platform starts at $249 per month, so a casual restaurant should compare that price with lower-cost systems before paying for the broader Resy and Tock offering.
What is the cheapest Tock plan with reservations?
Platform is the cheapest published Tock plan at $249 per month and includes reservations and table management. Essential is $269 per month and adds event ticketing and advanced customization, with a 3% fee on prepayments. Premium reduces that prepayment fee to 2% at $399 per month.

Related: Tock vs Resos full comparison | Tock vs OpenTable | Tock vs Resy | Tock alternatives | Prepayments and deposits

Sources

  • Tock plans and pricing (verified August 11, 2026)
  • Plan prices and prepayment fees are published by Tock. Standard payment processing applies, and contract terms should be confirmed directly.

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