Book a restaurant table through a live reservation site

An operator-style agent found a restaurant, completed the booking form, and finished the reservation on a real site.

Done with Custom agent· Advanced· Mar 2026

What they did
The builder tested a live booking flow instead of a mock demo. Their agent searched for a restaurant, opened the reservation page, filled in the form, and carried the booking through to confirmation. To cope with harder sites, they used a stealth browser with saved profiles and fingerprinting, residential proxies, and CAPTCHA handling.
How it went
They say the process worked from start to finish on real restaurant sites and could deal with dynamic page elements and bot checks. They did not test payments for these bookings because no payment was needed, though they noted Uber used a stored card in a separate flow.
Tips
This setup was still assembled by hand, with parts connected rather than a ready-to-install product. If you try something similar, keep a human approval step before any final submission.

Try it yourself with Operator

Find a [cuisine] restaurant in [city] for [party size] people on [date] around [time], and shortlist the best options. After I choose one, open its reservation page, enter my details ([name], [phone], [email]), and stop before the final booking step. Show me the filled form and wait for my approval before you submit anything, then complete the reservation and return the confirmation details.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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