Startup of the Week - Available Table
by Startacus Admin
We’ve all been there - called our fave restaurant to book a table only to be told that there are none available. So we try another one. If it’s a similar story there, we’re generally faced with two options - keep going until we do find a table or give up entirely and try for a different date!
If that’s a scenario that you’ve faced and been frustrated by, then we reckon you’re going to love our latest Startup of the Week.
Available Table is an innovative new restaurant booking app which is due to launch in the coming months. Users will be able to both book a restaurant table and also pay the bill via the app. It’ll simply be a case of “Click, Book, Eat”!
Of course, this app really only will work if restaurants are using it and there are heaps of reasons why they should do just that!
Firstly it will help generate business and increase turnover. Last minute cancellations can quickly be replaced by new reservations. With the opportunity to take booking deposits from customers, there are fewer chances of no-shows.
The app will also enable restaurateurs to build a digital customer database and thereby help with their future marketing activities or targeted promotions.
Most importantly, it’s easy to use, manage and maintain!
When Available Table launches in the coming months, we reckon it would be well worth giving it a try. After all, it will offer benefits galore to both restaurateurs and customers alike!
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