It takes the bookings
Guests book straight from live availability, with times, extras and deposits handled on a page dressed in your brand, not ours.
Takes the booking. Remembers the guest. Brings them back.Bookings, guest profiles and campaigns in one fast, flat-priced system, built by hospitality people.
New booking received for dinner
Free first month. No per-cover fees. No lock-in. Your guest data stays yours.
Once tonight. Once when nollie brings them back. Scroll through the booking, the guest, and the result that comes back to the venue.
Guests book straight from live availability, with times, extras and deposits handled on a page dressed in your brand, not ours.
Every booking, visit, preference and note becomes one useful guest profile, ready before the next service.
Then the numbers come back: the bookings, covers and revenue each campaign actually put in the room.
From the first booking to the “welcome back”: this is what running a room on nollie looks like.
Give guests a customisable, fully branded booking experience, hosted by nollie or embedded on your own website, with deposits, booking promotions and extras built in.
The Brief keeps you across what’s happening, what needs your attention and what to do next.
Move each booking from upcoming to arriving, seated and done as service unfolds.
Add walk-ins to the waitlist at the door during busy periods. When a matching table is ready, tap Notify and nollie sends the guest a table offer.
Know who’s coming before they arrive, with visit history, preferences, tags and notes together in one profile.
nollie uses your brand, tone, images, menus and offers to write and design the campaign. You check and approve every send, then get back to service.
Want to make a change? Ask nollie to remix the copy, images, offer or call to action, then review the new version before you send.
More than opens and clicks. See the bookings and covers each campaign brought in, plus estimated revenue based on your average spend per cover.
Three flat monthly bookings plans, priced by the size of service. Marketplaces charge you for every diner, including the regulars who’d have come anyway.
See full pricing and add-ons£99/mo
Up to 500 covers a month
£179/mo
Up to 1,500 covers a month
£279/mo
Unlimited covers
Running a group of venues, or more than 25,000 contactable guests on Marketing-only? Contact us for enterprise pricing.
Contact usFirst month free on every plan. No commitment. If it doesn’t fill tables, walk away and keep your data.
Add nollie’s campaigns and reporting to what you already use. When you’re ready to switch, we run both systems in parallel and cut over on a quiet night.
Works with ResDiary, Square and the tools you already run. See integrations
One guest at one booking. Your tier is set by your busier months’ covers, but you’re never charged per cover. Have a blowout December and a quiet February? You stay on one flat monthly price.
None. One flat price per venue, whatever your covers. Marketplaces charge you for every diner, including the regulars who’d have come anyway. We don’t.
Yes. Land on Marketing-only and add the marketing to what you’ve already got. When you’re ready to move your bookings across, we run your old system and nollie in parallel during the switch, then cut over on a quiet night, with a rollback if you need one.
Running a group of venues, or above 25,000 contactable guests on Marketing-only, that’s enterprise pricing. Tell us the shape of your business and we’ll sort it.
Rolling monthly. No long contracts, no exit fees, and your first month is free. If nollie isn’t filling tables, you walk away and keep your data.
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