Get fast reservation alerts for the restaurants you want. Choose your dates, times and party size; we watch for matching openings and send a direct link to book on Resy.
Coverage depends on the restaurant and its available dates, times and party sizes. Browse supported Resy restaurants before choosing a plan. Alerts cannot hold a table or guarantee a booking.
Resy Notify watches a requested date and time. If its alerts have arrived after the table was gone, ReservationFinder gives you another way to catch the opening.
You pick a restaurant, date, party size, and time window, and Resy alerts you if a matching table opens. It is free with any Resy account and set per restaurant, per date.
Resy Priority Notify is available to eligible American Express cardholders. It is the same mechanism with earlier or expanded access rather than a different system.
A request has to already exist for that exact restaurant and date before the table opens. If you had not thought to set one, or you set it for the wrong date, nothing fires. Users commonly report delays or missed alerts on the most in-demand restaurants, where an opening can be claimed within seconds.
Notify does nothing for a restaurant that books through OpenTable, Tock, or SevenRooms. If you are tracking several restaurants across platforms, you are managing each one separately.
In our own comparisons, ReservationFinder alerts have arrived before native platform notifications. Timing varies by restaurant and opening. Follow your Resy shortlist alongside OpenTable, Tock and SevenRooms, then book directly when your alert arrives.
Set up a Resy alert →Choose your Resy restaurant, dates, party size, and preferred times.
Our system checks Resy around the clock for cancellations and new openings.
Receive an email (or SMS with Pro) with a direct link to book on Resy.
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In our own comparisons, ReservationFinder alerts have arrived before native platform notifications. Timing varies by restaurant and opening. We also bring monitoring across Resy, OpenTable, Tock and SevenRooms into one shortlist, with email alerts and SMS on Pro. Our NYC release guide shows recorded capture speeds with dates and sample counts.
No. ReservationFinder monitors publicly available availability data. We never ask for or store your Resy credentials. When we find an opening, we send you a direct link to book on Resy yourself.
We send an email alert (and SMS if you have Pro) with the restaurant name, date, time, party size and a direct booking link. Open it to complete the reservation on Resy while the table is available.
A matching opening may never appear, or another diner may book it before you finish. Check your requested dates, times and party size. Receiving an alert does not reserve or hold the table.
Yes! With ReservationFinder Pro ($19.99/month), you can monitor up to 10 Resy restaurants simultaneously, plus follow entire cities to get same-day availability alerts. Basic ($9.99/month) allows up to 4 restaurants.
Resy Notify is Resy's built-in waitlist. You choose a restaurant, date, party size, and time window, and Resy notifies you if a matching table becomes available. It is free with any Resy account. Resy Priority Notify is the upgraded tier available to eligible American Express cardholders. Notify is request-based — you have to have set a request for that exact restaurant and date before the table opens — and it only covers restaurants that book through Resy.
Resy Priority Notify (available to American Express cardholders) gives you earlier access to some notifications. However, for the most competitive restaurants, even Priority Notify users benefit from using a third-party service like ReservationFinder as an additional safety net.
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