Sentence examples for per reservation from inspiring English sources

I use the term "advertising" broadly — e.g., restaurants that take reservations via the OpenTable app are essentially advertising on a per reservation basis.

Hong argued that those fees can "really cut into [restaurants'] profit margins," so instead, Reserve charges diners $5 per reservation.

Concierge services à la carte from 25 euros per reservation.

But the cost is very hard to digest — the setup is $365, then $65 per month, and $15 per reservation.

One reader recommended Rezovation, and they run $649 for the initial start-up, $250 per year, $99 per month and $15.50 per reservation.

Rates are $6.45 a night, at $1.40 Canadian to the United States dollar, plus a booking fee of $8.55 per reservation.

The company is profitable on a per-reservation basis (at 40%to50%0% margins), but operations and expanding inventory have kept the company from flipping the switch to becoming a cash cow.

One independent study estimates that OpenTable's fees (comprised of startup fees, fixed monthly fees, and per-person reservation fees) translate to a cost of roughly $10.40 for each "incremental" 4-top booked through OpenTable.com.com

The QoS based results have also shown that the proposed approach effectively deploys a fast and scalable resource and admission control mechanism, considerably lowering signalling events using a per-class over-provisioning approach thus preventing per-flow QoS reservation signalling messages.

The competition made it difficult to charge the restaurants more than $1 per online reservation, said Paul Lightfoot, a founder of Foodline.

Tours and tastings are held every month by reservation ($5 per booking); see Web site for dates or to book a personal tour.