Hospitality
Every booking in one place.
Your website with its own booking system on your domain, so bookings stop being split across platforms.
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What we see in many restaurants
Bookings arrive by phone, web and TheFork, reconciled by hand.
The website can't take bookings, or sends guests to another platform.
Every booking system has its own dashboard. Nobody sees the full day.
Guests come from abroad and the website speaks one language.
What we build
- A website with direct bookings on your own domain.
- One system to manage every booking from the website, fast and simple on desktop and phone.
- A booking link from your Google Business Profile to your website.
- A website in your guests' languages.
How your guests book
Found on Google
Guests arrive from Google or from your website.
Booked on your site
They pick a date and time on your own domain, no middleman.
One system
The booking lands in one system, not two or three.
Managed from your website
Your team sees and manages every booking from the website.
Related case
Every booking in one system
Bookings came in through two or three systems, TheFork among them. We redesigned the website with direct booking on the restaurant's own domain, and now every booking is managed from there.
Steakhouse · Marbella Old Town
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to leave TheFork?
No, you can keep it. Its bookings don't flow into your website's system, though, so you'd run two systems side by side.
Can guests book from Google?
Yes. Your Google Business Profile links to booking on your website.
Can I manage bookings from my phone?
Yes. The system is built to be fast and simple to manage, on desktop and on your phone.
Can I keep my current website?
Often, yes. First we review what you have and the access we can get, then tell you whether to connect it or rebuild it.
Which languages can the website be in?
Whichever your guests speak. We set them at the start.
Tell us how bookings reach you today
In one call, we'll see how to bring them all together on your website.