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Table22 alternative

The MemberZone alternative to Table22

Table22 runs restaurant clubs for you as a managed service. MemberZone is software you run yourself on your own register.

The verdict

The real difference is ownership. Table22 is done-for-you: they run the storefront, payments, fulfillment, and marketing and take a revenue share. MemberZone is self-serve software that lives on your existing register, unifies memberships, subscriptions, and loyalty, and charges no monthly platform fee. Want a partner to run the whole program? Table22. Want to own it, keep it on your POS, and pay less? MemberZone.

Which is right for you

Skip the spreadsheet. Here's the honest call.

Choose MemberZone if…

  • You want to own your program and run it on the register you already use
  • You want loyalty and memberships at the point of sale, not just a separate club storefront
  • You'd rather pay per transaction than share revenue on a managed program

Choose Table22 if…

  • You want a partner to fully run the storefront, fulfillment, and marketing for you
  • You don't want to operate any software yourself

Capability scorecard

Line by line, no hand-waving

MemberZone leads on 3 of 5 buyer priorities below. The rest is an honest read of where each tool lands.

CapabilityMemberZoneTable22
Operating model
Self-serve platform you run on your own POS
Managed service - they run the storefront and ops
Monthly platform fee
None - percentage of membership volume only
Revenue share on managed programs
Point of sale
Runs on your register (native Square and Toast)
Separate branded storefront, not your POS
Loyalty & rewards at the register
Member rewards fire automatically at checkout
Subscription/club focused; not register loyalty
Hands-on setup
Guided onboarding; you operate it
Full white-glove launch and ongoing management

Where Table22 wins

An honest look.

No tool wins every dimension. Here is where Table22 is the better fit.

Table22 does the work for you - storefront, payments, fulfillment, customer service, and marketing - which is ideal if you have no time or staff to run a program.

For purely at-home subscription experiences detached from the register, Table22's logistics and concierge model are a strong fit.

Pricing

MemberZone

No monthly platform fee. You pay a percentage of membership and loyalty volume processed (from 2.4%); everyday POS sales are not counted.

Table22

Revenue share on managed programs (quote-based); confirm terms with Table22.

Table22 pricing last verified June 2026. Confirm current pricing on the Table22 website before deciding.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is MemberZone a Table22 alternative?

Yes. MemberZone lets you run restaurant subscription clubs and memberships yourself on your own POS, instead of a managed service taking a revenue share.

Does MemberZone run the program for me like Table22?

No - MemberZone is self-serve software with guided onboarding. You operate the program, which keeps costs and control in your hands. Table22 is the better fit if you want a fully managed partner.

More comparisons

MemberZone vs Submatic

Submatic nails Square subscription billing. MemberZone wraps a CRM, loyalty, and fulfillment around it.

MemberZone vs Toast Loyalty

Toast's in-POS points for restaurants, priced as a cut of your sales.

MemberZone vs Square Loyalty

Square's points-only loyalty add-on - about $45/mo, and locked to Square.

See MemberZone on your own point of sale.

No monthly platform fee. Memberships, subscriptions, and loyalty that ring up where you already check out.

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