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Chuck Templeton

Founder and former CEO, OpenTable, named behind the OpenTable APIs listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder and former CEO, OpenTable

Chuck Templeton founded OpenTable in July 1998, first incorporated as easyeats.com, and was later its chief executive. He is a managing partner at S2G Investments, which invests in food, agriculture, oceans and energy.

What Chuck builds

  • OpenTable APIs E · Restaurant & local bookings

    OpenTable's partner APIs let approved partners search restaurant availability and make, change and cancel reservations, for diners through the Consumer API or for restaurants' voice agents through the In-House Booking API, with OAuth 2.0 client credentials.

    Founder and former CEO, OpenTable, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Chuck Templeton?

Chuck Templeton founded OpenTable in July 1998, first incorporated as easyeats.com, and was later its chief executive. He is a managing partner at S2G Investments, which invests in food, agriculture, oceans and energy.

What does OpenTable, Inc. / Booking Holdings make?

Anchor Terminal lists OpenTable APIs from OpenTable, Inc. / Booking Holdings. OpenTable's partner APIs let approved partners search restaurant availability and make, change and cancel reservations, for diners through the Consumer API or for restaurants' voice agents through the In-House Booking API, with OAuth 2.0 client credentials.

How are Chuck's tools graded?

OpenTable APIs is graded E, 38.9 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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