Scout comparison

How Scout compares

Describe your plans, find restaurants that fit, and choose Auto-Book in your own Resy account or alerts you act on. Compare memberships and booking fees together: your total depends on how often you book and which restaurants you choose. Scout charges no booking fee for standard restaurants or alerts.

At a glance

Scout and six alternatives, feature by feature
ScoutAutoResTableOneTablePassResXAppointmentTraderDorsia
Books it for youYesYesNoYesNoNoNo
AlertsYesNot publishedYesNot publishedYesNot publishedNot published
In your own nameYesYesYesYesNoNot publishedYes
No resaleYesYesYesYesYesNoYes
No minimum spendYesYesYesNot publishedYesYesNo
Price$12/mo or $120/yr+ $10 High-demand / $20 Rare successful booking$21.99–$26.99per successful booking + tax; no membership$18/moor $129/yr; alerts only$18a la carte per successful booking; subscriptions also published$14.99/moPremiumSeller'sprice$200/yr+ minimum

Head to head

Scout vs AutoRes

Scout

$12/mo

or $120/yr, plus $10 High-demand / $20 Rare successful booking; standard and alerts have no booking fee

✓ Books it✓ Alerts

AutoRes

$21.99–$26.99

per successful booking + tax; no membership

✓ Books it

Membership and fee models differ

Scout vs TableOne

Scout

$12/mo

or $120/yr, plus $10 High-demand / $20 Rare successful booking; standard and alerts have no booking fee

✓ Books it✓ Alerts

TableOne

$18/mo

$129/yr option; alerts only

✕ Books it✓ Alerts

Scout can book an authorized match; TableOne alerts you

Scout vs TablePass

Scout

$12/mo

or $120/yr, plus $10 High-demand / $20 Rare successful booking; standard and alerts have no booking fee

✓ Own account

TablePass

$18

a la carte per successful booking; subscriptions also published

✓ Own account

Both book in your own account

Scout vs ResX

Scout

$12/mo

or $120/yr, plus $10 High-demand / $20 Rare successful booking; standard and alerts have no booking fee

✓ Your own name

ResX

$14.99

per month, Premium

✕ Your own name

No posing as a stranger

Scout vs AppointmentTrader

Scout

$12/mo

or $120/yr, plus $10 High-demand / $20 Rare successful booking; standard and alerts have no booking fee

✓ Never resold

AppointmentTrader

Seller's

price

✕ Allowed in New York

Never resold

Scout vs Dorsia

Scout

$0

minimum spend

✓ No minimum

Dorsia

$85–$500

a head, prepaid, tip extra

✕ No minimum

No minimum spend

Sources and limits

Pricing and product claims for AutoRes, TableOne, and TablePass were reviewed September 27, 2026. Other source notes retain their stated review dates. Availability, provider access, restaurant rules, and booking outcomes are not guaranteed, and Scout does not claim approval by Resy or OpenTable. Prices reflect published offers: AutoRes publishes regular and premium successful-booking fees plus tax with no subscription; TableOne publishes monthly and annual alert memberships; and TablePass publishes an $18 a la carte successful-booking price plus subscriptions. A dash means the service's public pages do not clarify. TablePass describes booking through the diner’s own Resy or OpenTable account and says it does not transfer reservations; its confirmation text does not establish an availability-alert feature, and it does not publish a minimum-spend position in the reviewed material. The ResX check-in step comes from a walk-through of its claim flow in September 2026. AppointmentTrader resale is restricted by New York General Business Law §391-w, in effect since February 17, 2025. Dorsia minimums change by restaurant, date and demand; the $85–$500 a head range is reported by third parties (Dirty French $85, Cote $125–$175, Rezdôra $190, Torrisi $300, Carbone $500), not published by Dorsia. We do not rank uptime, speed, or success rates.

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