The final price, not a "from" price
The amount shown is the amount you pay. There are no extra line items added at the last step.
Scan, pick your plate, pick how long, pay. The price you see is the final parking price, the clock starts when payment succeeds, and we remind you 15 minutes before it runs out — extending only costs the difference.
$18.00
Two-hour final price
Set directly by the lot owner
15 min
Warning before it ends
The notice names the price to extend
2 taps
To extend
Counted from the lock screen
Every step has to hold up in the two minutes you spend in a cold garage with no signal and somewhere to be.
The amount shown is the amount you pay. There are no extra line items added at the last step.
Not when you opened the app. The end time is written out, and a stay crossing midnight says "tomorrow" so 02:00 is never misread.
Underground garages lose signal constantly. The entrance QR is fastest; when the sticker is damaged or the signal is gone, the 4-digit code on the sign works just as well.
The notification names the price — "1 more hour, $5.00" — and extending takes at most one more tap. You never walk the flow again.
The whole stay is repriced at the longer duration and what you already paid comes off. Paying in steps costs exactly what buying the final duration outright would have.
Every payment carries a unique key. Retries, impatient taps and a crash mid-payment all resolve to one charge.
Set your own rates, read your own revenue, and reconcile your own payouts. Nobody at the platform has to change a price for you.
Address, spaces, opening hours. The platform generates the lot code and a print-ready QR layout. No call with us required.
You enter the exact tier price the driver will pay. Saving mints a new version, and parking already running keeps the version it started on.
Gaps between tiers, a long stay that somehow costs less than a short one, an early-bird window that opens before you do — said out loud before publishing, not after a driver complains.
A flat price for a date and time range that overrides every other rule. Lots near a stadium will not join a platform without it.
Orders, refunds, platform fees and payouts are reconciled in one monthly report.
Staff can read orders and spot-check plates. They cannot change rates or see payouts, and every change lands in the audit log.
One final parking price for the driver, with platform fees settled separately with the lot owner.
| Item | Note | Example (2 hours) |
|---|---|---|
| Final parking price | Set directly by the lot owner | $18.00 |
| Platform fee | Settled with the lot owner; rate per contract | — |
The lot owner enters the final driver price directly. The platform does not add a separate line item at checkout.
Not in V1, and the confirmation screen says so before you pay. If you genuinely need one, contact the lot owner.
The plate is the only thing enforcement checks — a wrong one means you paid and still get ticketed. That is why the confirmation screen shows it alone at 36pt and asks you to check it against the plate on your car.
Yes. Parking sessions run in parallel, the home screen counts each one down separately, and extending one never touches another.
Not today. Plate lookup is a manual spot check for the owner. It is not an enforcement system and it does not talk to gates or plate cameras.
The platform charges the lot owner a service fee under its contract. The driver still sees and pays one final parking price.
Tell us where it is and how many spaces. We will get back to you within one business day to set it up, and you can start charging the same day.
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