How much does CoverManager cost? On request. Qomanda: €49/mo.
Their rate isn't published: you request a demo, hand over your details and learn the price once you've already spent a meeting on it. Here it works the other way round. How a custom quote is built, what figures circulate in the industry, the seven questions to ask before you sign, and one number you can read right now: Qomanda costs €49 a month per restaurant, with no commissions, no lock-in and 30 days free without a card.
Their price arrives after the demo. Ours is here now.
CoverManager has no pricing page. To find out what it would cost you, you request a demo, hand over your details —number of venues, booking volume, the modules you want— and wait for a sales rep to prepare a proposal.
That leaves you at three disadvantages. You can't compare until you sit down with someone. You don't know whether your figure is the same one the restaurant down the street gets. And every module you add moves it.
Qomanda does the opposite: €49 a month per restaurant, published, with everything reservation-related inside and no per-cover or per-booking commission. You just read the price without handing over a phone number, and you try it free for 30 days, no card, before deciding anything.
The three pieces that push the bill up.
A custom quote is almost always built the same way, and knowing it gives you the upper hand in the meeting. A monthly fee per venue that changes with the plan. Modules contracted separately that add to that fee. And, in some models, a variable cost tied to volume —per booking or per cover— that fattens the bill in exactly the months you're doing well.
That third piece decides your year. It turns a fixed, predictable cost into a variable one: at high volume, a fee plus an amount for every booking multiplies what you pay for doing your job well.
Then there's lock-in, which nobody looks at until they want out. A good price with a two-year contract stops being a good price. Ask the duration, the notice period to cancel and what happens to your data if you leave.
At Qomanda none of the three exists. One fee, €49, everything reservation-related inside, zero per-booking or per-cover commission and zero lock-in: August's invoice is identical to January's, full house or not.
The figures going around, and the number to compare them with.
Search for the price on Google and you'll find scattered figures on blogs and comparison sites. These are the ones going around.
An industry analysis published by ChefBusiness details plans from €79/month at the basic tier and €169/month at the premium one, with a promotion for the first months, advanced plans reaching €349/month and a cost of €1.50 per booking. On those assumptions, its own example of 150 bookings a month goes above €300 monthly. Other pages ranking for the same search give no figures at all: they send you straight to requesting a quote.
Now, the number to compare them with. Qomanda costs €49 a month per restaurant, whether you take 150 bookings or 1,500. A whole year is €588, and the first 30 days cost nothing and ask for no card.
Seven questions that keep surprises off your bill.
Take them to the demo and ask for the answers in writing. Ours are right below.
1. What's the monthly fee per venue, with everything I need included? Get a breakdown of which modules are in and which aren't.
2. Is there any variable cost? Per booking, per cover, per SMS, per payment gateway. And at what volume it starts to hurt.
3. How long is the contract and how much notice do I need to give to leave?
4. Is there a setup, migration or training fee?
5. Does the price rise on renewal? If year one is promotional, get year two in writing.
6. Can I export my customers and bookings whenever I want, and in what format?
7. Who do I talk to when something breaks at 9:30pm on a Saturday?
Qomanda's answers, in the same order: €49 a month per restaurant with everything reservation-related inside; zero variable cost, per booking or per cover; zero lock-in, cancel whenever you want; you sign yourself up in minutes and upload your customers with a CSV; the published price is the price you pay; you export your bookings and your customer base whenever you feel like it; and at 9:30pm on a Saturday you get the Alture team that writes the code.
A vague answer is already an answer. Push until you have it in writing.
The €49 you can see right now.
Qomanda costs €49 a month per restaurant, and the price is on the website because there's no reason to hide it. No per-cover or per-booking commission, no lock-in and 30 days free without giving a card: if it doesn't pay off, you cancel.
That €49 covers everything reservation-related. Your own engine in 12 languages that detects the guest's phone language and embeds into your site in your brand colour. An editable floor plan. A CRM with every guest's history and the 14 EU allergens. Analytics that tell you what empty tables are costing you. Waitlist, SMS reminders, card deposits and guarantees via Stripe charged on your own account, and a voice bot that answers the phone when nobody can. No reservation modules quoted separately. (Comandas —the POS with waiter ordering, kitchen screen and QR self-ordering— is an optional add-on priced on request.)
Coming from another system, you bring your customers and their history across in a CSV: switching doesn't mean starting your CRM from blank. Running several venues, you manage them all from one account at €49 each.
The feature-by-feature comparison is published in full, including the two rows where CoverManager does something we deliberately don't: delivery and third-party POS integrations. We're not a Swiss army knife. We do reservations, and we do all of them — and for orders we have our own module inside the same floor plan.
Start your 30 days today and see it in your own dining room.
Information compiled in July 2026 from public third-party sources (including ChefBusiness's analysis of CoverManager). CoverManager does not publish official rates and has not confirmed these figures; they are estimates that may be outdated or may not apply to your case. CoverManager® is a trademark of its owner and we are not affiliated with it.
Before you make the move.
What restaurants thinking about switching usually ask us. No fine print.
No. It has no pricing page: the price is quoted after a demo, based on your venue, booking volume and the modules you take. The figures circulating on blogs come from third parties. If what you want is a number today, Qomanda's is published: €49 a month per restaurant, and you try it free for 30 days with no card.
Fill your room.We handle the rest.
We move your guests and your floor plan across with you, and stay through the launch. You run the service; the software is on us.
€49/mo · no fees · 30 days free · cancel anytime