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Leaving OpenTable?

Leaving OpenTable? Keep the whole check.

Take reservations on your own page and stop paying per cover. Bring your upcoming reservations across as a simple spreadsheet, upload it, and ezerve reads them into your live calendar — while every guest who books is yours, with no fee taken off the top.

Bring your upcoming appointments · No per-booking fee, ever · Live the same day

The import rail

Bring your OpenTable reservations across — honestly.

OpenTable doesn't offer a clean one-click booking export the way appointment tools do, so this one's a spreadsheet you assemble. ezerve reads a plain CSV — one row per reservation — and gives you a sample file to match, so it lands cleanly.

01

Pull your upcoming reservations

From the OpenTable reservation book (the “GuestCenter” / management view), open your upcoming reservations. Where a report or print/export is offered, use it; otherwise you'll transcribe the upcoming ones.

02

Put them in a spreadsheet

One reservation per row: guest name, guest email, party size, date, time, and status. ezerve gives you a downloadable sample CSV in the setup checklist — match those columns and you're done.

03

Save it as CSV

Export the spreadsheet as a .csv file. That's the whole payload — no scraping, no OpenTable password handed over.

04

Upload it in ezerve's setup checklist

In your new ezerve setup, choose the import option and drop in the file. ezerve reads the rows into your live calendar, so tables and turn times still hold.

Honesty first: OpenTable's export is thinner than an appointment tool's, so this leans on a spreadsheet you assemble rather than a one-click file. ezerve's sample CSV shows you exactly the columns to fill, and re-uploading the same file never duplicates a reservation.

Keep your upcoming appointments.

When you upload your CSV file from OpenTable, ezerve reads it into your live calendar — the same one that can't double-book — so your book lands intact, not as dead notes.

  • Upcoming reservations — read into your live calendar, so tables don't double-book
  • The guest's name and email on each reservation
  • Party size, so a large party is held whole
  • Anything the engine can't seat is flagged for review — never silently dropped
  • The dining room itself — seed it from the restaurant template in a couple of minutes

OpenTable bills you per cover and per seated diner — a fee on every guest who walks in. ezerve charges zero per booking: a flat monthly subscription, and any deposit lands on your own Stripe account in full.

Live by tonight.

We'll walk you through the OpenTable export in the setup checklist — no sales call, no setup fee.

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