Seatd restaurant platform

Tables on demand.

Reservations, waitlist, Host Stand, Floor Map, guest management, table status, manager controls, and demand-based access revenue in one operating platform.

Seatd dashboard preview with restaurant waitlist and demand controls.

Choose the right model

Three ways to turn demand into a better guest experience.

Fixed and Dynamic are reservation models. Express is a separate priority-waitlist model. All three connect to the same Seatd restaurant platform.

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Fixed Reservations

For reservation-focused restaurants that want a predictable price on premium tables and peak reservation times.

The restaurant selects the times, tables, sections, price, and quantity released. Off-peak reservations can remain free.

Illustrative example7:00 PM premium reservation - $15 per table
Explore Fixed
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Dynamic Reservations

For restaurants that want reservation and walk-in access prices to adjust through the evening as demand changes.

Managers approve minimums, maximums, eligible inventory, daily limits, overrides, and pause controls.

Illustrative examplePeak price moves from $5 to $18 inside manager limits
Explore Dynamic
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Express

For high-volume, walk-in-heavy restaurants that want to offer paid priority toward the next qualifying table.

The regular waitlist stays free. Express adds priority while party size, table eligibility, and restaurant control still matter.

Illustrative example45-60 minute standard wait; about 10 minute Express estimate
Explore Express

The platform

Every model connects to the room.

Seatd is more than an access offer. It gives restaurant teams the operating context required to run reservations, walk-ins, tables, and guest flow together.

RS

Reservations

Free and paid booking times, protected arrival windows, table context, and Host Stand sync.

Example: The reservations workflow stays connected to the same live room.

Explore Reservations
WL

Waitlist

Standard, checked-in, held, ready, Express, seated, cancelled, and removed states stay clear.

Example: The waitlist workflow stays connected to the same live room.

Explore Waitlist
HS

Host Stand

See the current party, protected next party, table state, and practical next action.

Example: The host stand workflow stays connected to the same live room.

Explore Host Stand
FM

Floor Map

Manage table capacity, sections, status, bars, fixtures, and eligible inventory.

Example: Bar and ineligible tables stay out of automatic recommendations.

Explore Floor Map
GM

Guest management

Keep party details, arrival time, notes, source, status, and seating context together.

Example: The guest management workflow stays connected to the same live room.

Explore Guest management
MG

Manager controls

Set access rules, review demand, pause paid access, and keep staff in control.

Example: The manager controls workflow stays connected to the same live room.

Explore Manager controls

Seatd

Host Stand Command

Pilot data

Do next

Table 6 is protected

Miller Party is checked in. Keep Table 6 held until the current party leaves.

Express

Party 29

4 top

~10 min

Checked in

Miller Party

4 top

Table 6

Waiting

Rivera Party

2 top

18 min

Ready

Chen Party

6 top

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Money, explained plainly

New revenue from demand restaurants already have.

Seatd receives a transaction share when a paid reservation or Express purchase succeeds. Restaurants keep control of what is offered, when it is offered, and when paid access is paused.

Interactive calculator

Estimate restaurant net revenue

Change the assumptions to see an illustrative estimate. This is not a forecast or promise.

Model assumption: 4 paid reservations per night at an average of $15, with 60% estimated to the restaurant.

Per night

$36

Per week

$180

Per month

$779

Per year

$9,360

Illustrative estimated restaurant revenue before processing fees, refunds, taxes, and cancellations. Actual results may vary.

Ready to put demand to work?

Explore the platform, compare the three models, or start a pilot conversation with Seatd.