HighLevel Restaurants Launches in Private Beta with SaaS Mode
TL;DR
HighLevel has launched HighLevel Restaurants in private beta, adding floor plans, reservation tools, QR ordering, and unified order management.

TL;DR
HighLevel launched HighLevel Restaurants in private beta, bringing table reservations, interactive floor plans, QR code ordering, and unified order management to the platform.
You do not need to take action today unless you have private beta access and service restaurant accounts.
Who this affects
HighLevel has not confirmed which specific agency tiers or sub-accounts are eligible for the private beta.
Agencies serving hospitality, food, and beverage clients will care most about this addition. Agencies focused on service businesses, real estate, or standard lead generation can safely ignore it.
What changed
HighLevel added the following capabilities under the HighLevel Restaurants umbrella:
- Launched HighLevel Restaurants in private beta as a LevelUp Day founder feature.
- Added table and reservation management with interactive floor plans.
- Added centralized order management covering dine-in, takeout pickup, and delivery.
- Added digital QR code menus that support in-phone ordering.
- Integrated dining history tracking, automated reviews, and promotional messaging with the native CRM.
- Enabled packaging and selling of these restaurant features through SaaS Mode.
HighLevel has not confirmed limits, plan gating, or general rollout timelines.
Where to find it
HighLevel has not published the exact navigation path inside the app yet.
Because the features include both agency-level distribution and client operations, they will likely surface across sub-account workspaces and SaaS Mode management settings once enabled.
How agencies will use this
An agency serving hospitality clients can package these tools into a custom tier through SaaS Mode. Inside a client sub-account, the agency sets up interactive floor plans alongside table and reservation management.
Patrons scan digital QR code menus to place orders from their phones for dine-in, takeout pickup, or delivery. These requests route straight into the centralized order management workspace. As orders process, the native CRM tracks each customer's dining history to trigger automated reviews and send promotional messaging.
Our take
This is a major functional expansion into a vertical that usually requires third-party hospitality stacks. Native floor plans, order processing, and QR ordering give SaaS agencies a defined offering for brick-and-mortar eateries.
That said, it is currently in private beta with unknown plan requirements and unconfirmed release dates. Do not pitch it to clients until HighLevel confirms full availability and pricing.
Source: Official HighLevel announcement


