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Just so, is OpenTable free for restaurants?
OpenTable does basically two things: sell restaurants tools to manage reservations, and. operates an online reservation service, both on its site and through partner sites. The reservations are free for consumers but restaurants pay a fee for reservations that go through OpenTable.
One may also ask, how much do OpenTable restaurants pay? The rivals have easily identified OpenTable's Achilles' heel: the fees it charges restaurants every time someone books a table using its system. For reservations made on OpenTable, the restaurant pays $1 for each diner. Even if reservations are made on the restaurant's website, OpenTable charges 25 cents a diner.
Also question is, is OpenTable good for restaurants?
The company has also been busy eating up much of its competition, and the cost of using OpenTable means it's a no-go for some restaurants. Alongside setup costs and monthly fees, OpenTable charges $1 per customer it seats. Thus, for all its advantages, Indovina says the jury is still out on OpenTable.
Does it cost to use OpenTable?
Costs: OpenTable has a one-time fee of $1295 and a $199 monthly fee, with an optional fee of $99/month to be featured in the OpenTable Dining Guide. Instead, OpenTable charges a pay-per-performance fee of $1.00 per cover booked on OpenTable.com or $0.25 per cover booked via the restaurant's website.