Atlas for Venues · United Kingdom · Edition 2026 · From £0 a year
Fill the room.
Keep the whole cover.
Everything around service in one annual fee: the diary, your guests, the phone, marketing, loyalty, events and payouts, from £649 a year. 0% commission, nothing per cover, no per-module upsells.
A diary, floor plans and waitlists
- 0% commission on everything you sell
- No per-cover fees. Ever.
- Every feature included on your tier
Start where it matters: what you're paying now.
Atlas is materially cheaper than the reservation and guest systems it replaces, and it doesn't hold features back to sell them again later. Everything on the tier is included: the diary, the guest CRM, the AI phone host, marketing, events, loyalty, payouts.
Atlas isn't your till. It sits alongside your EPOS and doesn't try to replace it.
The incumbents
OpenTable · SevenRooms · ResDiary
£1,200–£7,200
per venue, per year
- Subscription, negotiated per venue
- Per-cover or per-booking fees on top (OpenTable)
- Guest CRM, voice AI and events often priced as add-ons
- No free tier
Atlas Silver
The cheapest Atlas tier with a diary
£649
per venue, per year
- Diary, floor plans, waitlist and card guarantees
- Nothing per cover, at any volume
- 0% commission on covers, tickets and marketplace orders
- Everything on the tier included, no à la carte
The difference
Against a comparable diary tier
£550–£6,550
back in the till each year
- Plus every per-cover fee you no longer pay
- Plus 0% on event ticketing (industry norm is 6%+)
- Plus voucher redemption at £0
- Work out your own number below
Bronze is free forever but does not include the diary: it's the listing, QR check-ins, menus and loyalty. So the saving above is measured against Silver, the cheapest Atlas tier that replaces a reservation system. Incumbent ranges are annualised from publicly available indicative UK monthly pricing and are negotiated per venue, so your figure will differ. The full line-by-line comparison, including where the incumbents win, is in section 11.