Fair comparison
Rezervos vs TheFork: which one to pick?
Short answer
TheFork is first and foremost a portal that brings you new guests, and you pay for it with a fee on the bookings it sends through its app. Rezervos is a tool you run under your own name for a fixed monthly fee with no commission — but it will not bring you new guests on its own.
Rezervos vs TheFork — the table
| What we compare | Rezervos | TheFork |
|---|---|---|
| Online bookings and appointmentsBooking form, calendar and a confirmation for the guest. | yes | yes |
| Business website includedNot just a booking page, but a real business site you can put in Google. | yes | no |
| QR menu / digital offerA QR-code menu you edit from the same admin panel. | yes | check with provider |
| Custom domainYour own address instead of the provider's subdomain. | yes | no |
| No commission on bookingsA flat monthly fee with no charge per booking. | yes | no |
| Permanently free planA plan you can keep using for free indefinitely. Rezervos currently offers a 14-day trial with no card, not a permanently free plan. | no | partly |
| Try it without signing upOne click into a working demo — no email, no card. | yes | no |
| Czech invoicing and supportAn invoice from a Czech entity, support in Czech. | yes | no |
| GDPR: Czech controller and a DPAWho controls your guests' data, where the infrastructure runs, and whether you get a data processing agreement. | partly | check with provider |
| A portal that brings in guestsThe provider's own catalogue or app where new customers find you. | no | yes |
| POS system integrationPushing bookings into a point-of-sale or billing system. | no | yes |
| Deep CRM for beauty businessesClient history, stock of materials, staff commissions. | partly | no |
Information about TheFork comes from their publicly available pages and was checked on 23 August 2026. Prices and features change — verify the current state with the provider before you decide. If anything in the table is inaccurate, tell us and we will fix it. TheFork website
Where TheFork is better
This is the most honest difference in the whole comparison: TheFork has a reach a small business will never build alone. Millions of users, a mobile app and visibility inside Tripadvisor. If you are a new restaurant in a tourist area and your main problem is filling the room, a commission on a guest who would never have walked in otherwise can be money well spent.
- A portal that brings in guests
- POS system integration
Where Rezervos is better
Rezervos starts from the opposite assumption: you already have the guests, you are just serving them over the phone for no reason, and paying a commission on a regular customer's booking makes no sense. Bookings arrive on your own site, under your own domain, for a fixed amount that does not grow with how full you are.
Business website included
Not just a booking page, but a real business site you can put in Google.
Custom domain
Your own address instead of the provider's subdomain.
No commission on bookings
A flat monthly fee with no charge per booking.
Permanently free plan
A plan you can keep using for free indefinitely. Rezervos currently offers a 14-day trial with no card, not a permanently free plan.
Try it without signing up
One click into a working demo — no email, no card.
Czech invoicing and support
An invoice from a Czech entity, support in Czech.
Deep CRM for beauty businesses
Client history, stock of materials, staff commissions.
Choose TheFork if…
…you mainly need a stream of new guests, you are in a tourist area, and a per-booking commission pays for itself.
Choose Rezervos if…
…you have regular customers, you want bookings with no commission under your own brand, and predictable costs.
What Rezervos costs
Grow 449 CZK, Pro 699 CZK and Max 1290 CZK per month. No commission on bookings, no setup fee, cancel any time at the end of the paid period. The price list is public and complete — nothing hidden behind a contact form.
See the full pricingFrequently asked questions
Yes, and it makes sense. Plenty of venues keep the portal as a source of new guests and run their own bookings themselves, so they do not pay commission on repeat visits. Just watch your capacity so the two channels do not overlap.
Count the bookings the portal sends you per month and multiply by the per-cover fee. Once that exceeds the monthly plan price, the flat fee is cheaper — for venues with regular customers that usually happens quickly.
Not directly. Rezervos builds you a website that gets indexed in Google and Maps under your name, but it has no guest-facing portal of its own. If your main pain is an empty room, changing the booking system alone will not fix it.
Do not trust the table — try it
The demo is a live system and it is open without signing up. A minute is enough to tell whether Rezervos fits you better than what you use today.
Opens a working example. Nothing to fill in, nothing to install.
The example is shared by every visitor and resets to its original state each night — try anything, you cannot break it.