Pick the platform you're switching from.
Each page is a focused head-to-head — pricing, contracts, branding, data ownership, and the practical bits of switching. If you're earlier in your research, the buyer's guide compares ten platforms against the same six criteria.
vs OpenTable
Seatly vs OpenTable
Per-cover network with a monthly subscription on top — the gap widens as your covers grow.
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vs ResDiary
Seatly vs ResDiary
90-day notice period and 12-month auto-renewal in the standard contract — leaving is rarely quick.
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vs Quandoo
Seatly vs Quandoo
Closing the platform on 30 September 2026 — every Quandoo restaurant needs a replacement.
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vs Dojo
Seatly vs Dojo
All-in-one EPOS, card terminals and bookings on a 12-month hardware contract — convenient bundle, closed ecosystem.
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vs DesignMyNight
Seatly vs DesignMyNight
Nightlife-leaning marketplace from £149 per site, on a 36-month standard term, built around discovery rather than your own site.
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vs Bookatable
Seatly vs Bookatable
Folded into TheFork after the Michelin acquisition — the brand is winding down.
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vs SimpleERB
Seatly vs SimpleERB
Long-running UK budget pick with limited recent feature development.
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Comparing two other platforms?
Not every visitor here is weighing up Seatly. If you're holding ResDiary against another platform and Seatly isn't in the running yet, these three pages hold ResDiary against Dojo, OpenTable and TheFork directly, with Seatly disclosed but not the focus.
Rival comparison
ResDiary vs Dojo
ResDiary publishes its price list and runs an annual rolling term; Dojo bundles payments, EPOS and bookings behind reseller-listed pricing and a 12-month minimum, so the real choice is a diary versus a payments relationship.
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Rival comparison
ResDiary vs OpenTable
ResDiary is a published-price subscription with 0% commission by its own account, while OpenTable is quote-only in the UK and charges per seated cover for diners its network brings you — software for demand you already have, or paid demand generation.
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Rival comparison
ResDiary vs TheFork
ResDiary is a published-price subscription with 0% commission by its own account, while TheFork is quote-only and charges commission only on the bookings its own network brings you, so the deciding factor is how many of your covers actually come through TheFork.
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Earlier in your research?
The buyer's guide compares ten UK platforms against the same six criteria — pricing, contracts, data ownership, embedding, GDPR, feature fit — without the marketing fluff. Useful if you're still narrowing down which platforms to weigh up.
Or browse by restaurant type — Indian, Mediterranean and Turkish, or independent more generally — for the framing that matches your kitchen rather than your current platform.
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