Resy goes scorched earth on agent-based bookings; big agent platforms may force the issue
kevinakwok · x · 2026-10-27
Kevin Kwok observes that reservation platform Resy is going scorched earth on startups using agents to book tables. They can get away with it now while the targets are small startups, but once one of the big agent platforms forces the issue, Resy likely can't stomach banning millions of agent users. It hints at the coming access-rights battle between legacy platforms and the agent ecosystem.
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