Guides for restaurant owners

Eight questions to ask any restaurant reservation system before you sign: fees per cover, where deposits land, reminders, table status and the contract.

Should you buy Tableify? The walk-in question answered first, then who it fits, the skip-it list, how the price works and what it replaces.

Put your restaurant on Google Maps field by field: find or claim the listing, verify it, then set the name, categories, hours, links, photos and reviews.

Nobody can guarantee what an AI assistant says. What you control: facts as plain sentences, a page per room, the menu as text, one set of facts everywhere.

No made-up price ranges: the four parts of a restaurant website's cost, the fees hiding in add-ons, and how to price a full year before you sign.

Cut restaurant no-shows with a six-rung ladder: confirm, remind, hold a card, step up late-cancel fees, charge fairly and refill tables with walk-ins.

Sell more restaurant gift cards with a year-round calendar: five gifting moments, where the buy link goes for each, and the expiration rules to follow.

Menu SEO for restaurants: rewrite your menu so search can read it: dish lines before and after, a link for each section, labels in plain words.

A restaurant website checklist for a guest's first ten seconds on a phone: hours, the menu as text, a book button, a map link, rooms and gift cards.

A restaurant reservation system at one flat price: shifts, a cover cap every 15 minutes, turn times by party size and tables kept for walk-ins.

Online ordering on your own restaurant website with no commission: pickup and delivery from your menu, paid straight to your own account.

A restaurant CRM that puts every party request on one record, folds in repeats, keeps where each guest came from and shows what is still open.

AI for restaurants with you in charge: six AI specialists for events, reviews, promotions, content, social and ads. Nothing goes out without your say-so.

An AI event manager for restaurants: Nora answers party inquiries from your real rooms, minimums and calendar, and hands every lead to your team.

A link in bio page for restaurants on your own domain: from your Instagram profile to a room, the menu or a table in two taps, every tap sent to your ads.

A mobile menu for restaurants: one list of dishes that feeds your menu page, every embedded copy, your bio page, dish pages and your table codes.

Private event software for restaurants: a page for every room, one pipeline, agreements signed online and deposits paid to your own account. No commission.

A QR code menu on your tables tells your Facebook and Instagram ads when a guest scans it in your restaurant, so walk-ins finally count as an ad result.

Sell restaurant gift cards online on your own website. Payments go to your own account, cards arrive by email, and guests check the balance with one link.

What OpenTable charges restaurants, and an alternative with no fee per cover: regulars book on your own website and deposits land in your account.

Is Resy free for restaurants? Its plans start at $289/mo. Tableify builds the website a table app leaves out: menus, search pages, booking, from $249/mo.

Comparing Tripleseat pricing? On Tableify, Nora answers party inquiries within minutes, nights and weekends included, from $249/mo, month to month.

Popmenu pricing in brief, and Tableify: a restaurant website with a page for every private room and every occasion planners search, birthdays included.