Full Table pricing, without the agency fog
The checkout plan is simple: $200 per month for Full Table's done-for-you restaurant marketing. It is month-to-month, billed through Stripe, and the signup flow says you can change or cancel anytime.
The site also describes an optional performance model for custom engagements. That model only makes sense after the baseline is clear: current revenue is locked first, then the performance share applies only to tracked incremental revenue above that baseline.
The monthly plan
This is the plan you can start from /join: one flat monthly price for the whole marketing operation. No tiers are shown in the current signup flow.
Current checkout plan
Your restaurant's marketing on autopilot — daily posts, offers, reviews, and a tracked-revenue proof dashboard, all done for you. One flat, predictable price. Upgrade to rev-share only when you want us paid on the new revenue we can prove.
What is included
The monthly plan is not a dashboard you have to manage. It is the done-for-you service described on the homepage and signup flow.
- Daily content in your restaurant's voice.
- Offers and promotions drafted to drive real visits.
- Google and Yelp review monitoring and response help.
- Monthly reporting tied to tracked revenue where data allows.
- Your approval before any post, reply, offer, or ad goes public.
The optional revenue-share upgrade
The upgrade turns on the tracked-revenue ROI engine. Instead of a flat fee, Full Table is paid a share of the new revenue we can prove against your locked baseline — never money you were already earning, and never more than the monthly cap. It only starts after your explicit, recorded consent.
Revenue share
15% of tracked incremental revenue
Monthly cap
$1,500/mo — the fee never exceeds this
Baseline first
Your pre-engagement revenue is locked before any rev-share applies
Consent required
Baseline, attribution, billing, and cap terms — each recorded before billing
Bad month?
No proven incremental means the rev-share fee is $0
The important part is the baseline. Performance billing should never charge you for revenue you were already earning before Full Table started.
Estimate the split
Use this as a plain-English example of the performance share. It is not a guarantee and not a Stripe quote; it just shows the math.
Reverse ROI calculator
Enter an estimate of new monthly revenue from marketing. This shows how the revenue share is calculated — before the monthly cap and your locked-baseline terms are applied.
Use a conservative number. The real performance model only counts tracked incremental revenue above a locked baseline.
Performance example
$1,500/mo
Full Table's 15% share on $10,000 of new tracked revenue.
You keep
$8,500
This is an illustration, not a quote. The billable number is based on tracked incremental revenue after the baseline is locked.
The revenue-share fee is capped at $1,500/mo, so your worst case is always known.
What you should decide before starting
If you want predictable monthly service, start with the flat $200/month plan. If you want to discuss a performance model, start with the snapshot so we can see whether your data is strong enough to make the baseline fair.
If the math is not there, Full Table should say that plainly before you spend money. That is the point of the snapshot.
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