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Compare booking systems
Choosing a booking system is easier when you can see the options side by side. Below is one line on each provider we have compared, and a link to the full page.
The comparison pages
Each line is a summary of what we wrote on the full page, using figures the provider publishes or that are widely reported. They may be out of date by the time you read this.
- Nabsie vs Access Collins: Publishes a fixed £135 a month and is strong on enquiries, events and big groups of venues.
- Nabsie vs Dojo Bookings: Does not publish a price; UK resellers and review sites list it from about £149 a month plus VAT.
- Nabsie vs Eat App: Publishes US dollar plans: a free plan capped at 100 covers a month, then Lite at $99 a month.
- Nabsie vs Favouritetable: Free plan covers 30 online bookings a month, a Flex plan charges £2 per cover, and monthly plans run £69 to £199.
- Nabsie vs OpenTable: A marketplace with software attached: a subscription plus per diner fees on some bookings, with a large diner audience in return.
- Nabsie vs Quandoo: Has closed: it stopped taking bookings on 30 September 2026 and shuts on 31 December 2026, so this page is a move plan.
- Nabsie vs ResDiary: A full front of house system with integrations for tills and hotels, listed from around £109 a month plus VAT.
- Nabsie vs resOS: Free plan allows 25 bookings and Basic is €45 a month for up to 350; it has a longer track record and a range of add-ons.
- Nabsie vs SevenRooms: Quote only pricing aimed at groups that want deep guest data and marketing automation.
- Nabsie vs SimpleERB: Publishes £21, £47 and £80 a month plans priced by covers, with no per cover fees.
- Nabsie vs Tablein: Starter is listed at £60 a month for 50 reservations plus a charge for each extra; unlimited is £157 a month.
- Nabsie vs TheFork: A discount marketplace with commission per diner on marketplace bookings, which can fill quiet tables.
- Nabsie vs Zonal Bookings: Does not publish a price, says it charges a flat monthly fee with no commission, and works best with Zonal tills.
How to use these pages
- Write down what you need. Bookings only, or also deposits, tills and hotel links?
- Read the comparison pages that apply. Start with the providers you are already considering.
- Check each provider's own site. Prices change and vary by country, so confirm current figures with them.
- Run the checklist. Use our 12 questions on any provider you are serious about.
- Try one on real bookings. Start free with Nabsie, or ask the others for a trial, before you commit.
Nabsie prices for reference: Free up to 50 bookings a month, Standard £14.99 a month or £149 a year, Pro £29.99 a month or £299 a year, Group by arrangement. See which plan do I need.
FAQ
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Are these comparisons fair?
We aim to be. We only use figures the provider publishes or that are widely reported, and we say where a provider does well. If something is wrong, tell us.
Why do some providers have no price listed?
Some sell on quotes. We say so on the page instead of guessing.
Which one is best?
It depends on your venue. A single pub taking bookings from its own customers has different needs from a large group.
How do I move from another system?
See our import bookings guide. Most providers let you export your bookings.