Table reservations, minus the no-shows
Take table reservations online — with party size and turn-times handled — so your floor runs the way you planned it.
Every seat held for a no-show is a seat you did not sell
Reservations that respect party size and turn-time keep the floor moving.
- Reservations sized to the table, not just the hour
- Turn-times you set, so the next party has somewhere to sit
- Guests reserve without making an account
Table reservations, done properly
Reservations is what Tider does for restaurants today — and it does that part fully.
Online table reservations
Guests reserve a table from your own booking page, at any hour, without ringing the pass.
Party-size handling
Each table carries the party sizes it can actually seat, so a two never takes a six.
Turn-time management
Set how long a seating lasts, and the next reservation starts when the table is genuinely free.
Fewer no-shows
A reservation the guest made themselves, with a confirmation they can find, is one they turn up for.
Three steps to a floor that runs
Set your tables, party sizes and turn-times
Each table gets the sizes it seats and how long a seating lasts.
Guests reserve online
From your own booking page — no account, no phone call.
Your floor stays booked, not blocked
Reservations fit the tables you have, and free them when the turn is up.
Questions restaurants ask
Do guests need an account?
No. Guest reservations work without one.
Can I set turn-times per table?
Yes. Turn-time is set per table, so a bar seat and a six-top can differ.
Does it handle party sizes?
Yes. Each table carries the party sizes it can seat, and reservations are matched against them.
Table reservations are new
We are taking on restaurants now — tell us about yours and we will talk about early access.
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