Voxtya or TheFork? Who each is for: Voxtya, restaurants with an established clientele (50+ covers a day); TheFork, new restaurants seeking visibility. Entry price: Voxtya, Website + Bookings €49/mo (unlimited); TheFork, Free + commissions OR €99/mo Yums. TheFork (LaFourchette in France) takes €2-5 per booked cover. Voxtya puts bookings on your own website, at a fixed monthly cost. Which model pays off for you? Here is the maths.
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TheFork brings visibility to new restaurants. Once your customer base is established, paying per-cover commissions no longer makes sense — Voxtya replaces the booking part at a fixed cost, and you keep 100% ownership of your customer data.
Comparison table · When to choose TheFork · Pricing · Outside France · FAQ
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| Feature | Voxtya | TheFork |
|---|---|---|
| Booking commission | €0 (included in subscription) | €2-5 per cover |
| Monthly price | Website + Bookings €49/mo (unlimited) | Free + commissions OR €99/mo Yums |
| Own website included | Yes | TheFork profile only |
| Marketplace visibility | Limited (your site + Google) | TheFork marketplace (massive audience) |
| Customer data (CRM) | 100% yours | Shared with TheFork |
| Integrated review management | Google (Facebook and TripAdvisor soon) | TheFork reviews only |
| Break-even calculation | Profitable from 13 bookings/mo at €4 (Website + Bookings €49) | Grows proportionally |
What TheFork does well:
What Voxtya does differently:
| Item | Voxtya | TheFork |
|---|---|---|
| Booking commission | €0 (included in subscription) | €2-5 per cover |
| Monthly price | Website + Bookings €49/mo (unlimited) | Free + commissions OR €99/mo Yums |
Voxtya pricing as of October 14, 2026: €29/month per service (website, bookings, review collection, review replies, social media, visibility), €49/month for two linked services, €119/month for the full Suite; 20% off with yearly billing. 30-day free trial, no commitment.
TheFork prices are indicative, taken from its public information: check its website for the current rate before you decide.
Voxtya is a French company, but the tool works the same way for a café in Brussels, a salon in Luxembourg or a restaurant in Geneva. Here is what to expect if you compare Voxtya with TheFork from outside France or for English-speaking customers.
Your dashboard is available in English and in French, and you can switch language at any time. Your team can work in the language they are most comfortable with.
Every service costs €29 a month, two linked services €49 and the full Suite €119, billed in euros by card. No setup fee and no fee per booking or per cover.
Review collection and replies work with your Google Business Profile, in any country. When a review is written in English, the reply is written in English too, then published automatically or after you read it, as you choose.
With the Website service, your site is translated automatically into English and French, so visitors, tourists and expats can read your menu, hours and services.
Booking slots and cancellation deadlines run on Paris time (CET/CEST). That is the same time zone as Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland and most of central Europe. In Ireland or the UK, remember that Paris is one hour ahead.
Questions go to a real person, in English or in French, who replies within 24 hours. You can start with the 30-day free trial (cancel in 1 click).
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