Compare · as of October 2026
Dalloway vs Tock
Tock pioneered prepaid, ticketed reservations for tasting menus and wineries. In 2026 Amex began folding Tock into Resy: the consumer app is being retired, and Tock-powered plans carry a percentage fee on prepayments.
Tock: American Express (merging into Resy) · Now sold as Resy Essential $289 + 3% · Premium $459 + 2% on prepayments
| Tock | Dalloway | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $289–$459 | $179–$549 |
| Fee on prepayments | 2–3% | 0% platform fee |
| On $30,000/mo of prepaid menus | $600–$900/mo in platform fees | $0 in platform fees |
| Ticket / reservation transfers | Not offered | Restaurant-approved, by link |
| AI phone and text host | Not offered | Included on Pro |
| Product roadmap | Merging into Resy; two dashboards for now | One product, published pricing |
Credit where it's due
What Tock does well
- Prepaid tickets that all but eliminate no-shows.
- Strong winery and tasting-room tooling.
- Add-ons like pairings at checkout.
When to switch
Why restaurants move to Dalloway
- You're paying a percentage of every prepaid menu to your software vendor.
- Your guests ask to give their seat to a friend and you can't say yes.
- You'd rather not migrate twice while Tock becomes Resy.
Sources
Prices and features change. Figures here are from Tock's published materials or reputable third-party reporting as of October 2026, and some are estimates where Tock doesn't publish prices. Tock is a trademark of its owner; this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by American Express (merging into Resy). See something out of date? Email hello@getdalloway.com.
Also compare: Resy, OpenTable, SevenRooms
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