Companies Using Resy

I expected Resy's numbers to be a story about OpenTable. The more useful story turned out to be about dead widgets. Our crawl found Resy's booking widget on 1,698 live domains in October 2026. A domain counts when a page loads Resy's embed script from widgets.resy.com or calls its resyWidget function. That proves the code is there. It doesn't prove a guest can book. So we fetched the homepage of each domain that passed our for-sale and gambling filters, read the venue ID every widget carries, and asked Resy's own venue lookup whether that venue is still bookable. After removing the dead ones, the count on this page is 1,512 domains, 1,135 of them matched to a company.

How much of the count is live

We could resolve the venue on 1,409 domains. 1,225 point at an active Resy venue and 184 (13.06%) at one Resy reports as inactive or not found, so we removed those 184. Another 287 stay in the count untested: they loaded the script without a venue ID we could read (84), showed no Resy code when we fetched them (49), blocked our fetcher (152) or hit a lookup error (2). Most of the removed widgets belong to American companies, but the UK stands out. Resy said in January 2024 that it would close its UK operations, and none of the UK venues we resolved is active. Every active venue in our check is in the United States (1,201 domains) or Canada (24).

Sales signal: 1,225 is the confirmed floor and 1,512 the ceiling. A Resy widget that points at an inactive venue belongs to a restaurant that left Resy, closed, or moved its booking without cleaning up its website, and it no longer counts here.

One month on the chart

The usage chart shows October 2026 only, at 1,512 domains, because the venue test was run on that crawl. Earlier monthly totals still contained the dead widgets, so a line drawn through them would mix two different things. Churn we can follow back further. Since we started tracking Resy on 16 March 2026, 224 domains dropped it from at least one hostname; 28 still run it on another, so 196 dropped it entirely. Like any count of ours, the base moves too: the set of domains we crawl turns over every month as dead sites drop out and new ones come in, and our detection signals widen over time.

"About one Resy widget in eight that we could resolve pointed at a venue Resy no longer lists as active. Taking those out is the difference between a list of former customers and a list of current ones." - Sophie Clarke, Product Marketing Manager at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: plan coverage on the 1,225 domains with a live venue in the United States and Canada, and treat the 287 untested sites as likely but unconfirmed.

Who the customers are

45.04% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 41.22% have 11 to 50. That's one restaurant, or a few. Size undersells the groups, though. Resy records the group each venue belongs to, and the largest on our active list is Hall Management Group (Hall's Chophouse and Hall's Catch) on 8 domains, then Hogsalt on 7 and Sunday Hospitality on 5. 266 of the 1,225 active domains share a group with at least one other domain on the list, and 80 book two or more venues from one site, like Crew's page for Grand Banks, Holywater and The Yacht Club. The founding years are young: 48.82% of the 297 companies with a known year date from the 2010s. The old names are hotels and institutions such as The Jefferson (1923), The Hay-Adams (1928) and Cipriani (1931).

Sales signal: sell to the group, not the venue. NoHo Hospitality Group, which books Café Carmellini and The Portrait Bar through Resy, buys once for several rooms.

An American product again

The United States holds 1,076 of the 1,135 matched companies; Canada (18) and the UK (11) follow, and the UK rows are sites we couldn't test. By industry, restaurants make up 68.44%, Hospitality 10.4% and Food and Beverage Services 8.22%, together 87.06%. Hospitality here includes hotels that use Resy for a dining room, such as The Jefferson for The Greenhouse, and Moody Gardens in Galveston for Shearn's Seafood and Prime Steak. A few cultural venues appear as well: Hillwood Estate in Washington, and the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, which books its restaurant Rhythm on Monroe through Resy.

Sales signal: for anyone selling to restaurants, Resy's domains are an American list with a hotel-dining edge.

OpenTable, Tock and the leavers

Our switching tests publish no corridor for Resy, because the overlaps are small and most haven't resolved either way. In October 48 Resy domains also ran OpenTable, but some of them were among the dead widgets we removed, so 32 of the 1,512 run both. The dead widgets say more. Of the 184 sites pointing at an inactive Resy venue, 38 also link to OpenTable and 20 to SevenRooms, which hints at where some of them went. Tock is a different case. American Express bought it in 2024, and on 11 August 2026 Resy moved Tock's venues into its app. On restaurant websites the two still look like separate products: 7 domains carry both widgets, out of 2,837 with either.

"Amex now owns the booking widget on more than 2,800 restaurant and winery websites. Only 7 carry both, so a Tock venue isn't a Resy venue on its own website yet." - Sophie Clarke, Product Marketing Manager at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: for OpenTable and SevenRooms sellers, the 184 removed sites are a warm list, because those restaurants have already moved or closed their Resy account. For Resy's own team, Tock's domains are the migration list.

The stack around it

Across the 1,512 live Resy domains, Google Analytics runs on 56.08%. Squarespace (24.07%) and WordPress (22.88%) build most of the sites, and restaurant-specific builders matter here. BentoBox, a restaurant website and ordering service, carried Resy on 271 of the 1,360 homepages we fetched (19.93%), and SpotHopper, a restaurant marketing platform, is on 8.33%. The Snowplow Analytics row (24.93%) is largely BentoBox's own tracker rather than something the restaurants picked. DoubleClick Floodlight on 8.4% marks the groups running paid campaigns.

Sales signal: about a fifth of these restaurants got their Resy code from their website vendor's template. Agencies and platforms that build restaurant sites are a route into Resy accounts.

What it costs

Resy's plans page, checked on 15 October 2026, lists four plans. Platform costs $289 a month and Platform 360 $459. Essential ($289) and Premium ($459) are powered by Tock and add a 3% or 2% fee on prepaid bookings. Resy says it charges no per-cover fees, and card processing is billed on top.

Sales signal: a flat fee doesn't grow with covers, so the price objection comes from quiet rooms, not busy ones. The Tock-powered plans are where prepaid tasting menus and ticketed events sit.

Key takeaways

1. 1,512 domains after removing 184 dead widgets, 14th in Booking & Reservations with 2.05%; OpenTable has about 2.7 times as many.

2. 1,225 domains point at an active venue, all in the US or Canada; 287 more couldn't be tested.

3. Small American restaurants and their groups: 86.26% have 50 or fewer staff, and 1,076 of 1,135 matched companies are American.

4. About a fifth of the homepages we fetched are BentoBox sites.

5. Tock and Resy share an owner but only 7 domains.

How to use this list

Filter to active venues first, then roll venues up to their group. For outreach, the venue name on the widget is a better hook than the domain: a group that books five rooms through Resy is one conversation, not five. For competitive selling, start with the 32 domains that already run OpenTable beside Resy. The full list of 1,512 Resy domains with company, size and stack data is on TechnologyChecker.io, and Resy's European counterparts are profiled on our Zenchef and ResDiary pages.