Resy Mobile Proxies: NYC Reservation Availability on a Local Line

Resy is where New York books dinner, and its app is built around the phone in your hand and the city you are in. Restaurants want to see their own page as a guest sees it. Concierge and hospitality teams want a quick read on what is open tonight. Researchers want to understand booking patterns across neighbourhoods. All of that is a New York phone job, and our carrier lines are built for New York phone jobs.

How Resy reads your session

The app leads with the city it infers from your location and address. From a New York carrier address you get the New York list, the local collections and the restaurants near you. Resy is also serious about reservation fairness. It watches for automation, limits how reservations are held and released, and treats data-center traffic as the suspicious thing it usually is. A carrier address shared with ordinary diners is the opposite of suspicious.

Device signals matter too. Resy is primarily an app, and an account that has only ever been used from the iOS or Android app on a carrier network looks different from one driven through a desktop browser on a hosting range. If you are checking what guests experience, check it on a phone.

Legitimate work on a New York line

A restaurant checking its own page, photos, menu link and availability grid on the mobile app. A hospitality group verifying that a new opening appears in the right neighbourhood collection. A concierge desk checking tonight's availability across a shortlist for guests, a few times a day, by hand. A researcher recording how far ahead popular rooms book, at a weekly cadence. A developer testing the app's reservation flow on Verizon and AT&T networks in the city. None of these take a table from anyone.

Rotation and stickiness

A diner or restaurant account stays on one sticky line. Availability reads can rotate between runs. There is never a reason to poll availability at machine speed, and Resy will notice if you do. If your job needs several views at once, use several lines rather than hammering one.

• Accounts: sticky, one line each
• Availability reads: by hand, a few times a day, rotate between runs
• Never snipe, hold or resell reservations

Restaurant teams checking their own Resy page

For a New York restaurant, the Resy page is often the front door. Diners see the available times, the party sizes, the deposit or cancellation policy, the notify option and the photos, mostly on a phone. Restaurant groups, their PR agencies and the managers who set up the inventory need to know that what they configured is what a local diner actually sees.

From a New York line, open the restaurant's page on a phone-sized profile and run through the days the team cares about: tonight, this weekend, and the date the next block of tables is released. Check that the times match the floor plan, that special events show with the right prices and that the policy text is clear. Then look at the neighbourhood and cuisine lists to see where the restaurant appears that day.

This is QA of your own listing, so it stays small: a few checks at set times, with screenshots. Booking tables to hold them, reselling reservations or automating the notify list are against Resy's rules and against the restaurant's interest, and none of it belongs on our lines.

When the restaurant changes its release schedule or its policy, run the check again the day of the change. A policy that reads one way in the dashboard and another way on the diner's phone is a common cause of no-show disputes, and it is easier to fix before the first busy weekend.

Where we stop

Reservation-grabbing bots are the reason Resy has the protections it does, and we want no part of them. Our lines are for seeing Resy as a New Yorker, verifying your own listing and testing the app. Follow Resy's terms and only use accounts you own.

Setting up a Resy proxy on New York Proxies

1. Order a New York line on Verizon or AT&T; a day at $6 on 4G is enough for a listing review.
2. Run the Resy app on an Android phone plan or on your own phone through the VLESS tunnel.
3. Set the device to the United States region and Eastern time before connecting.
4. Open Resy and confirm the New York list leads without choosing a city.
5. Review your own restaurant page and availability grid on the mobile app.
6. For concierge-style availability reads, check by hand a few times a day and rotate between runs.

Resy proxy questions