Founder of a listed tool

Gary Vaynerchuk

Historical co-founder, named behind the Resy listing on Anchor Terminal.

Historical co-founder

Gary Vaynerchuk co-founded the restaurant reservation service Resy in 2014 with Ben Leventhal and Michael Montero. He is chairman of the communications company VaynerX and CEO of its agency VaynerMedia, and is known for Wine Library TV and as an author and speaker.

What Gary builds

  • Resy F · Restaurant & local bookings

    Resy is American Express's restaurant reservation app and website for diners, with Resy OS for venues. Since 11 August 2026 it also lists Tock's restaurants, wineries and experiences, over 25,000 venues in all.

    Historical co-founder, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Gary Vaynerchuk?

Gary Vaynerchuk co-founded the restaurant reservation service Resy in 2014 with Ben Leventhal and Michael Montero. He is chairman of the communications company VaynerX and CEO of its agency VaynerMedia, and is known for Wine Library TV and as an author and speaker.

What does Resy (American Express) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Resy from Resy (American Express). Resy is American Express's restaurant reservation app and website for diners, with Resy OS for venues. Since 11 August 2026 it also lists Tock's restaurants, wineries and experiences, over 25,000 venues in all.

How are Gary's tools graded?

Resy is graded F, 19.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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