🆚 OpenTable vs. TheFork
Compare technologies based on real-world usage data *- 📈 OpenTable is four times more popular than TheFork.
- 🌎 OpenTable is more popular in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany.
- 🌍 TheFork is more popular in France, Spain, and Italy.
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OpenTable is an online reservation platform that connects diners with restaurants and enables booking, table management, and guest discovery across web and mobile channels.
It provides real-time table availability and scheduling, waitlist and shift management, customizable booking widgets, guest profiles with visit history and preferences, integrations with point-of-sale systems, and review and feedback collection.
TheFork is an online restaurant booking and discovery platform.
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- 🥇 Most popular in Germany in the Restaurant Booking category.
- 🥇 Most popular in Canada in the Restaurant Booking category.
- 🥇 Most popular in Mexico in the Restaurant Booking category.
- 🥈 Second most popular in the United States in the Restaurant Booking category.
- 🥈 Second most popular in the United Kingdom in the Restaurant Booking category.
- 🥈 Second most popular in France in the Restaurant Booking category.
- 🥈 Second most popular in Spain in the Restaurant Booking category.
- 🥈 Second most popular in Italy in the Restaurant Booking category.
- 🥈 Second most popular in the Netherlands in the Restaurant Booking category.
- ⭐ 4th most popular in France in the Scheduling category.
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