Flat, monthly, per property.
Banquette costs $249 a month for one house and $499 a month for up to three rooms of one property — flat private dining software pricing, never a percentage of your revenue, with two months free on annual.
| Solo | House | White-label | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $249 / month | $499 / month | By conversation |
| On one book | One house | Up to three rooms of one property | Every room on the property |
| The whole console | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Contracts with e-signature | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Host page and guest RSVPs, no login | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Print program and the guest sheet | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| The notes reader (in preview) | — | Yes | Yes |
| Your brand across the console | — | — | Your palette, type and subdomain |
| Annual billing | Two months free | Two months free | — |
Solo — $249 per month
One house, one book. The whole console — the day, the book, the office, the kitchen — with the print program, e-signatures, and the printed guest menu.
House — $499 per month
Up to three rooms of one property on one book, plus the notes reader, in preview (paste the call, get the draft). Everything in Solo.
White-label — contact us
Your brand on every guest surface, your palette and type across the whole console, your own subdomain on banquette.events, every room on the property on one book, onboarding built with you. The number is a conversation after a tour — a price on a card invites comparison; a conversation invites the tour.
Questions houses ask
Do you take a percentage of event revenue?
No. Banquette is flat monthly pricing per property — a busy December costs the same as a quiet February. Your revenue is yours.
What counts as a house?
A restaurant, a distinct dining room operation, or a banquet hall that books its own events. Solo covers one; House covers up to three rooms of one property on one book — a property with two rooms and a hall runs comfortably on House.
Are contracts and e-signatures included?
Yes, at every tier. Contracts draft from the party's own record; hosts sign on their own private page — no login, no app on their side — and the house countersigns from the console to execute.
Can you bring in our existing events book?
Yes. During onboarding we bring in your Daily Events Report export — spreadsheet or PDF — parsed, translated to the book's vocabulary, and committed so that importing the same file twice can never double your year. Books in other shapes come in white-glove.
Do you process card payments?
Not yet. The office records deposits and balances — check, card, ACH or cash — and Banquette keeps each contract's payment schedule and what is due. Nothing is charged automatically.
Is there a free trial or self-serve sign-up?
No. Every house starts with a founder-led tour of its own workflow. The live demo, an invented house, is open to anyone at app.banquette.events.
How does Banquette's pricing compare?
It is flat and published. Tripleseat and SevenRooms price by quote. Perfect Venue publishes its plans, monthly and annual, on its own site. Planning Pod says most single-location venues pay between $199 and $319 a month. The comparison pages carry the sources.
How does white-label pricing work?
By conversation, after a tour — every white-label build is fitted to the property: your palette and type across the whole console, your own subdomain on banquette.events, onboarding built with you.
What does annual billing change?
Annual runs two months free.
See how Banquette compares with Tripleseat, Perfect Venue, SevenRooms and Planning Pod, or the whole product.