CatchTable vs OpenTable vs Resy

CatchTable is a South Korean restaurant reservation and waitlist service run by WAD Corp. OpenTable for restaurants is reservation, table management and guest management software that also lists a restaurant on OpenTable's diner network. Resy is reservation and table management software for restaurants, bars, wineries and hotels, sold to businesses as Resy OS. All three are listed under Reservations & Table Management. They differ in price, audience and platforms.

Key differences

price
On price, OpenTable at USD 149 per month plus a per cover fee; Resy at USD 289 per month. These figures are not directly comparable because the currency or billing basis is not the same. CatchTable does not publish a starting price.
audience
Not every audience is shared. Entries that only one product lists: CatchTable: Restaurants in South Korea wanting bookings and walk-in queues; OpenTable: Restaurants that want bookings from a large diner network; Resy: Restaurants and bars wanting reservations and table management.
platforms
Listed platforms: CatchTable: Web, iOS, Android; OpenTable: Web, iOS; Resy: Web.

Side by side

CatchTable vs OpenTable vs Resy: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
Field	CatchTable	OpenTable	Resy
What it is	CatchTable is a South Korean restaurant reservation and waitlist service run by WAD Corp.	OpenTable for restaurants is reservation, table management and guest management software that also lists a restaurant on OpenTable's diner network.	Resy is reservation and table management software for restaurants, bars, wineries and hotels, sold to businesses as Resy OS.
Best for	Restaurants in South Korea wanting bookings and walk-in queues; Venues with no-show problems	Restaurants that want bookings from a large diner network; Busy dining rooms that need table management; Restaurant groups; Hotels and casinos with several outlets	Restaurants and bars wanting reservations and table management; Venues selling events and experiences; Wineries, hotels and hospitality groups; Restaurants in the United States
Pricing model	Quote only	Subscription per location	Subscription per month plus prepayment fee on some plans
Starting price	Not published	USD 149 per month plus a per cover fee	USD 289 per month
Free plan	Not published	Not published	Not published
Free trial	Yes	Yes	Not published
Contract	Not published	12 months on Core and Pro; month-to-month on Basic	Not published
Platforms	Web, iOS, Android	Web, iOS	Web
Countries	South Korea	Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy and 9 more	Not published
Languages	English, Korean	Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese and 1 more	Not published
Number of integrations	Not published	10	18
Certifications	Not published	CCPA, GDPR, PCI DSS, SOC 2 Type 2	Not published
Security practices	Not published	EU-U.S., Swiss-U.S. and UK Data Privacy Framework participation	Data encryption, advanced authentication and compliance with industry standards (no certification named)
Founded	Not published	1998	2014
Headquarters	Seongnam (Bundang-gu, Gyeonggi-do), South Korea	San Francisco, United States	Not published
Owner	Not published	Booking Holdings Inc.	American Express
Last reviewed	29 September 2026	29 September 2026	29 September 2026

Integrations

No partner appears in every list.

Named only by CatchTable

CatchTable does not name any integrations in the material we reviewed.

Named only by OpenTable

NCR Aloha
Google
GoTab
Meta
Shiji
SkyTab
Union

Named only by Resy

Bloom Intelligence
Commerce7
Fishbowl
Google Analytics
Lavu
Loyalist
Maitre D
Micros 3700
Aloha
Positouch
Reserve with Google
Square

and 3 more

Squirrel
Tripleseat
Heartland Xpient

Which to choose

CatchTable

Choose CatchTable if you are in one of these groups: Restaurants in South Korea wanting bookings and walk-in queues; Venues with no-show problems.

OpenTable

Choose OpenTable if your business matches one of the audiences it is listed for: Restaurants that want bookings from a large diner network; Busy dining rooms that need table management; Restaurant groups.

Resy

Choose Resy if you are in one of these groups: Restaurants and bars wanting reservations and table management; Venues selling events and experiences; Wineries, hotels and hospitality groups.

What we could not confirm

CatchTable

Prices and fees after the free first month
Contract term
Named integrations (Naver is mentioned only as a booking source)
Countries beyond Korea
Founding year, funding, team size
Security certifications
Hardware requirements
English version of the restaurant-facing product

OpenTable

Core and Pro plan prices, and the per cover fee amount
Android app availability
Full integration partner list
Founders
Funding (OpenTable is part of Booking Holdings)
Supported interface languages for restaurants
Plan details from the main plans overview page

Resy

Countries where the business product is sold
Contract length, cancellation terms and any onboarding fee
Which features and POS integrations each plan includes beyond the plan descriptions
Headquarters, employee count and funding
Interface languages
Security certifications
Hardware requirements and whether a business mobile app exists

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Sources

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CatchTable vs OpenTable vs Resy

Key differences

price

audience

platforms

Side by side

Integrations

Named only by CatchTable

Named only by OpenTable

Named only by Resy

Which to choose

CatchTable

OpenTable

Resy

What we could not confirm

CatchTable

OpenTable

Resy

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Other comparisons with these products

Sources

CatchTable, reviewed 29 September 2026

OpenTable, reviewed 29 September 2026

Resy, reviewed 29 September 2026