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Resy

Restaurant reservation and management platform

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201-500 employees
  • Hospitality
  • B2B
  • SaaS
SoHo, New York, NY

Company mission

Resy's mission is to harness the power of technology in order to shape the future of the hospitality industry and help the world's finest restaurants do what they do best.

Top investors

24% employee growth in 12 months

Our take

Getting a seat at the most popular restaurants is not easy. Resy started as an app that enabled diners to pay reserve in-demand tables on tight timelines.

It became the largest privately held reservation service in the U.S. It’s used by more than 5,000 restaurants in over 600 cities. Its revenue has grown 200% year-over-year.

The company was acquired by American Express in 2019, which co-founder Ben Leventhal said would enable them to scale. This acquisition introduces Resy to AmEx's over 100 million cardholders and restaurant partners.

Whilst OpenTable continues to be the market leader in the dining reservations market, Resy recovered in May 2021 with nearly four times more traffic compared to the company. Consequently, Resy has demonstrated that people are open to using alternative sites to OpenTable.

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Benefits

  • Work from home opportunities
  • Full benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, FSA, LTD, Commuter Benefit, Life Insurance)
  • Flexible Paid Time Off

Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)

Jan 2017

$13m

SERIES A

Aug 2015

$0.9m

SEED

Total funding: $15.9m

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Leadership

Gary Vaynerchuk

(Co-founder)

Gary worked in the wine industry for several years, before producing DailyVee and the #AskGaryVee Show. He has also co-founded Vayner/RSE and VaynerSports as well as investing in many high-profile companies at an early stage.

Ben Leventhal

(Strategic Advisor)

Having worked as an Editorial Director of Curbed.com for 3 years, Ben served as Executive Editor of NBCUniversal, and co-founded Eater.com in 2005. He used this experience to co-found Resy in March 2014.