TableOne vs Table Alert
TableOne is a reservation alert app for Resy, OpenTable, Tock and SevenRooms. A factual grid, with its price from its own page.
- Prices as of 2026-11-12
- Sourced from its own pages
- TableOne
- App alerts for tables on Resy, OpenTable, Tock and SevenRooms. You book on the platform.
- Table Alert
- Alerts by email, SMS, WhatsApp and push across many platforms and cities. You book yourself.
- Price
- TableOne: $18 a month or $129 a year. Table Alert: plans from $5 a month, 30-day money-back guarantee.
TableOne and Table Alert at a glance
TableOne facts are from tableone.app (pricing page published 2026-08-05; snapshot 2026-11-12). Table Alert facts are our own.
| TableOne | Table Alert | |
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| What it is | A restaurant reservation alert service: choose a restaurant, set a date, time window and party size, get a push notification | An alert service. Alerts you; you book it yourself. We never book, hold or resell a table. |
| Who it is for | People who want one place to set alert rules for hard tables | People hunting hard tables across several platforms and cities |
| Price (its page, 2026-11-12) | $18 a month or $129 a year; its page says membership does not buy a reservation | Plans from $5 a month, with a 30-day money-back guarantee |
| Platforms | Resy, OpenTable, Tock and SevenRooms | Resy, OpenTable, Tock, SevenRooms, DoorDash reservations, TableCheck, OMAKASE, Pocket Concierge, CatchTable, CoverManager and more |
| Cities | Its pages name no city list: you choose or add a restaurant | New York, Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Seoul, London, Paris, Barcelona, Copenhagen, Bangkok, San Francisco and more |
| How you are alerted | Push notification, per its pages | Email, SMS, WhatsApp and push |
| Who books the table | You, on the restaurant's booking platform | You, always |
| Holds or resells tables | No, per its pages | No |
| How often it looks | It says 24/7 monitoring; no interval is stated | Around the clock |
What TableOne does that Table Alert does not
We found no feature on its pages that Table Alert lacks. Its flow is simple: you set the rules in TableOne and alerts arrive as push notifications.
Its pages say you can add a restaurant that is not already shown in the app.
What Table Alert does that TableOne does not
- We watch platforms beyond its four: DoorDash reservations, TableCheck, OMAKASE, Pocket Concierge, CatchTable, CoverManager and more.
- We cover Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Seoul, London, Paris, Barcelona, Copenhagen and Bangkok as well as New York and San Francisco. Its pages list no cities.
- We alert by email, SMS and WhatsApp as well as push. Its pages describe push notifications.
- Our restaurant guides with measured data show how many days a table was open and how long it lasted.
Which to choose when
- Choose TableOne if your restaurants are on Resy, OpenTable, Tock or SevenRooms and you want app push alerts only.
- Choose Table Alert if any restaurant is on another platform or outside the United States, if you want SMS or WhatsApp, or if you want data on how often a table opens.
- Both leave the booking to you, so you can run them together.
How it works
Set it once.
We refresh so you don’t have to.
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Add a restaurant
Pick your restaurant and set your preferences.
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We track it nonstop
We re-check every few seconds — cancellations, no-shows, and fresh drops.
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You get the alert
Push, SMS, or email the instant a table opens. One tap to book.
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Reviews
The table they thought was impossible.
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Lifesaver service for booking difficult reservations
“Been looking for something like this for years, so glad I finally found it. It actually works — I just set up my alerts and wait for them to ping me. Already more than paid for itself with the couple of reservations I’ve managed to get this month alone.”
Ally UK · Booked restaurants in Tokyo -
Table Alert is great!!
“I got a reservation at Somni — 3 Michelin stars, booked up until forever — within a week of setting my alert. And Jacob is super responsive and friendly. What a gift to diners!”
Jordan C.
US · Booked Somni, West Hollywood
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Table Alert is a total game changer
“Table Alert is a total game changer. I love the interface and integration with so many different reservations platforms. It makes planning travel significantly easier.”
Jerry
US · Booked restaurants in Tokyo
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Excellent app
“Works very well! I was able to snag very difficult reservations. Issues are fixed and addressed immediately!”
Ryan US · Booked n/naka, Los Angeles -
Excellent and highly useful app!
“Excellent and highly useful app! Have been on it only for a few days and have already secured a booking to a world-famous restaurant.”
Rick US · Booked Disfrutar, Barcelona -
Booked 2 restaurants in Korea on short notice
“Was able to book 2 restaurants in Korea on short notice during my trip. Also got myself a Disfrutar booking for September. Thanks to the creator of the app!”
Alexander G.
UK · Booked Kwonsooksoo, Seoul
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Pricing
Costs less than a single drink.
Alerts within 30 seconds. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Pro
No limits. Every restaurant, everywhere.
Billed as $189/year
Standard
More restaurants. More control.
Billed as $84/year
Essential
For the restaurants you can't stop thinking about.
Billed as $48/year
No alert within 30 days? Full refund, no questions asked.
FAQ
TableOne vs Table Alert: questions people ask
TableOne is a restaurant reservation alert service. You choose a restaurant, set dates, a time window and party size, and it sends a push notification when a match appears. You then book on the restaurant's official platform.
As of 2026-11-12 its pricing page lists $18 per month or $129 per year. The page says membership does not buy a reservation or special access to tables. Check tableone.app for today's price.
Its platform guides cover Resy, OpenTable, Tock and SevenRooms. Its pages do not list cities; you choose or add a restaurant. Table Alert covers those and DoorDash, TableCheck, OMAKASE, Pocket Concierge, CatchTable and more.
No. Its how-it-works page says it does not reserve a table on your behalf. The alert sends you to the official booking platform to try to reserve it.
Its pages describe push notifications and do not mention SMS or email alerts. Table Alert alerts by email, SMS, WhatsApp and push, so you can choose the channel you are most likely to see first.
Yes. Each alerts you and you book yourself, so they do not conflict. You can run both and book, on the restaurant's own platform, from whichever alert reaches you first.
No. Table Alert alerts you by email, SMS, WhatsApp or push when a table opens, and you book it yourself on the restaurant's own booking page. We never book, hold or resell a table.
No alert within your first 30 days? Cancel and send us an email. We'll refund you in full — no questions asked.
Yes. Cancel from your account settings at any time. You'll keep access until your subscription expires.
62,198+ restaurants across Resy, Omakase, Tock, SevenRooms, OpenTable, TableCheck, and more — including the hardest tables in Tokyo, New York, Paris, and beyond. Search here to see if we cover yours.
Sources and how this page is made
Written by Jacob, founder of Table Alert. Facts checked against the sources below on November 12, 2026 and re-checked every night, last on . The monitoring numbers are Table Alert's own, refreshed every night. Out of date? Tell us.
- TableOne pricing (published 2026-08-05)
- TableOne: how reservation alerts work
- TableOne: platform alert guides
- Table Alert: the restaurants we watch, with measured data
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