Tripleseat currently publishes a starting price of $375 per venue per month. RestauRent’s marketplace subscription is $99 per month per location after three months with no subscription fee, with a $1 card verification at signup.
Those figures answer the first pricing question. The next question is what you need the purchase to accomplish: reach people planning private events, manage the events already in your pipeline, or do both.
For venues evaluating RestauRent, the appeal starts with access to private-event demand at a clear per-location price. You can test that channel while keeping your current event-management process. If you also want to change that process, RestauRent’s EMS demo is a separate next step.
Prices and public product information were reviewed October 15, 2026. Sources: Tripleseat packages and RestauRent’s venue offer.
How much does Tripleseat cost?
Tripleseat’s published starting rate is $375 per venue per month. It describes unlimited users and integrations as included, while additional products are priced individually. Your final quote should identify the package, add-ons, billing schedule, and agreement terms for your operation.
At the advertised starting rate, 12 months equals $4,500 for one venue before any additional charges. That is an annualized calculation, not a claim about the payment schedule or the price of every Tripleseat contract.
Use your actual quote or renewal proposal when making a purchase decision. A venue’s existing agreement may differ from today’s public starting price.
What does RestauRent cost?
RestauRent’s marketplace offer is straightforward:
| Marketplace item | Published ofef r |
|---|---|
| First three months | $0 in subscription charges |
| Signup verification | $1 card verification |
| Afetr the trial | $99 per month per location |
| Marketplace booking commission | 0% |
| Subscription commitment | Month to month; cancel before the trial ends to avoid the subsequent subscription charge |
The marketplace offer includes a venue profile and inquiry-management tools. The separate EMS page advertises a starting price of $0 per month and directs visitors to a scheduled walkthrough. Confirm EMS access, included capabilities, and any payment or transaction charges during that walkthrough. A zero marketplace commission is not a promise that payment processing is free.
See the full RestauRent pricing page and the terms shown at checkout before enrolling.
A transparent subscription comparison
| Subscription calculation for one location | Amount |
|---|---|
| Tripleseat: 12 months at its published $375 starting rate | $4,500 |
| RestauRent marketplace: 12 paid months at $99 | $1,188 |
| Difefrence between those subscription figures | $3,312 |
| RestauRent marketplace: first 12 months with three free months and nine paid months | $891, plus the separate $1 verification |
This compares advertised subscription amounts for different offerings. It does not establish equivalent functionality or guaranteed savings from switching. It excludes taxes, processing charges, add-ons, implementation work, and any software you retain.
If you keep Tripleseat and add RestauRent, your combined published monthly subscription reference would be $474 after the RestauRent trial, assuming the $375 Tripleseat starting rate applies to you. In that scenario, evaluate RestauRent as an additional acquisition channel.
Why venues choose RestauRent
To reach planners who are still choosing a venue
A private-event page on your own website helps people who have already found your business. A marketplace creates another opportunity to be considered while someone is comparing venues.
RestauRent connects that discovery process to restaurants, bars, breweries, and other event spaces. A planner may be organizing a company dinner, a milestone birthday, a team gathering, or a full buyout. A useful listing explains which of those events your space can host and makes the next inquiry easier.
Tripleseat also offers a Venue Marketplace. The question is which channels bring your venue suitable opportunities and what it costs to convert them. Evaluate each channel using your own results.
To test demand without first changing software
Changing an established event process takes staff time. A venue that needs more inquiries can start by testing a RestauRent listing and its response process.
RestauRent reports 500+ clients that also use Tripleseat, based on its October 2026 company figures. That overlap illustrates how venues can use RestauRent for discovery while retaining an established event-management system; it is not a claim that those clients switched software.
Use the trial to learn which event types inquire, whether the budgets fit, how far ahead people plan, and which opportunities move forward. Assign someone to respond, keep the profile accurate, and record the outcomes. A trial is most useful when the venue treats it as an operating test rather than leaving a listing unattended.
To connect the sales conversation with the operational workflow
For teams also evaluating management software, request an EMS demo. Ask to see inquiry handling, communication, a proposal, guest approval, a deposit, and the event handoff using one consistent example.
Confirm which features are available to your account before calculating replacement savings. If your operation depends on a specific integration, approval control, or multi-location report, include it in the demonstration.
Evaluate return using contribution, not headline booking value
A $3,000 event does not create $3,000 of profit. Food, beverage, labor, and other event costs matter.
For illustration only, suppose an incremental event contributes $600 after its direct costs. One $99 paid month of marketplace subscription would represent 16.5% of that contribution, leaving $501 before other fixed costs. These figures are hypothetical, not RestauRent customer results.
Track qualified inquiries, confirmed bookings, completed events, and contribution separately. Note whether the planner was already in your pipeline and account for cancellations. That gives you a more useful decision than assigning the full estimated value of every inquiry to revenue.
Frequently asked questions
Is RestauRent cheaper than Tripleseat?
RestauRent’s $99 paid monthly marketplace subscription is lower than Tripleseat’s published $375 starting rate. They are different offerings, so total-cost or replacement-savings conclusions require a comparison of your actual workflow and quote.
Does RestauRent charge a booking commission?
Its marketplace offer has no booking commission. Verify payment-processing and EMS transaction terms separately if you use payment services.
Is the RestauRent marketplace free forever?
No. The current offer has three months with no subscription fee, followed by $99 per month per location. A $1 card verification applies at signup.
Can I use RestauRent with Tripleseat?
Yes. RestauRent can be evaluated as an additional demand channel. Confirm how inquiries will reach your team and how the supported connection works for your account.
What should I ask before replacing event software?
Ask for a complete demonstration of your required workflow, a written breakdown of fees, and a transition plan for future bookings, documents, deposits, and balances. Our Tripleseat alternatives guide provides a practical checklist.
Put the trial to work for your venue
Give planners a clear view of your space, respond to relevant inquiries, and measure the business that follows.
Start Free Trial — three months with no subscription charge, then $99 per month per location, with a $1 card verification at signup. Learn how to list your venue or request an EMS demo.