← Doughrado🍽️ Bolt-on · works with any register

The dining room, under control.

Reservations · waitlist · tables · no per-cover fee

If you've got a dining room, the door is where the night gets away from you. This runs the book, the wait, and the floor — beside the register you already have.

$49/mo
Month to month · no setup fee · cancel anytime
What it does

Everything between the door and the table.

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The book, on a screen

Reservations come in from your website or over the phone and land on one book everybody can see. No paper, no double-booked six-top.

A waitlist that texts

Put them down, hand back the phone, keep the pager. When the table's ready they get a text — no crowd hovering at your door.

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Your floor, your shape

Lay out your dining room the way it actually is — the patio, the booth nobody likes, the big table for the team after the game.

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The host always knows

Who's seated, who's waiting, how long, and what's about to open up. New host on a Friday can run the door.

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You remember the regulars

The Wilsons come every other Sunday and always want the back booth. Now the whole crew knows that, not just whoever's been here longest.

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No per-cover fee

OpenTable charges you for every diner they seat. We charge you $49 whether it's a slow Tuesday or a packed homecoming weekend.

What it costs

Flat, not per-head.

The booking business bills you by the diner. We don't.

OpenTableMonthly + per-coverYou pay again for every diner they seat
SevenRooms / ResyEnterprise pricingBuilt and priced for the steakhouse, not the pizza place
Doughrado$49/moFlat. Seat 10 or 1,000 — same bill.
Straight talk

Here's what this isn't.

We won't oversell it

OpenTable and Resy are also places diners search— people open those apps looking for somewhere to eat, and we can't do that for you. This is the tool that runs your door, not a marketplace that fills it.If discovery is what you need, keep them. If you're paying per-cover to manage tables you already filled yourself, that's what this fixes.

White glove, small town

We set it up. You make pizza.

No app store, no sign-up maze. A real person sets it up, wires it to how your shop already runs, and stands at your counter on day one.