Launch / May 31, 2026
Reservations for all: introducing Beeline
Watch the launch film and read why restaurant access should not depend on who can spend the afternoon refreshing for a table.
Read the launch manifestoBeeline blog
Know your options before a table opens.
Practical guides for diners deciding when to use alerts, monitoring, or an authorized booking attempt for a reservation they would actually keep.
Start here
How to get hard-to-get reservations
Start with official booking paths, useful seating windows, and venue terms.
Read the guideAuto-booking
Resy auto-booking, with your rules attached
See what a Beeline request can submit and why charge approval remains with you.
Read the articleMonitoring
Reservation monitor or availability alert?
Compare receiving an alert with monitoring a precise window and acting on an approved match.
Read the articleBooking policies
Deposits, prepayments, and cancellation policies
Decide which financial terms you can accept before a short-lived table appears.
Read the guideBook only a table you would take.
A faster response is useful only after you know your date, time, party size, and cancellation or charge limits.
Start with official terms
Confirm release schedules and venue policies through the restaurant or reservation platform.
Use a precise window
Decide the dates and times that work before short-lived inventory appears.
Authorize deliberately
Beeline requires your approval before submitting a venue-required deposit or charge.
Ready to monitor your table?
Define an acceptable reservation window and let Beeline watch for an opening.
Start monitoring