Services

Everything paid parking needs — nothing it doesn't.

Take the whole operation or just the piece you're missing. Each service below stands on its own, and they're better together.

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01 — Payments

Mobile pay-by-plate

The driver's whole experience: a sign, a code, a plate, a card. It opens in the browser they already have, works on a two-year-old phone, and finishes in about a minute.

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QR & short-code entry Posted at every entrance, stall block, and elevator lobby.

Card & digital wallets Major cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, processed by PayPal.

Plate-linked sessions No windshield ticket to print, lose, or forget to display.

Receipts & validations Emailed receipts, plus merchant validation codes on request.

02 — Operations

Lot & garage management

We run the asset day to day: rates, staffing, cleanliness, vendor coordination, incident response, and the monthly close. You keep the property; we keep it working.

Flexible terms Management agreement, revenue share, or full lease.

Site upkeep Striping, signage, lighting checks, sweeping, snow response.

Staffing Attendants and ambassadors where the property warrants them.

24/7 escalation A staffed line for lockouts, disputes, and equipment faults.

03 — Access

Permits & subscriptions

Monthly parkers, employees, tenants, and residents — issued, renewed, and billed automatically, with plate-based verification instead of hang tags nobody can read.

Automatic renewals Recurring billing with self-serve cancel and card updates.

Tenant allocations Stall counts per suite, with usage visible to the landlord.

Waitlists Ordered queues for full facilities, released as spots open.

Visitor credits Guest passes tenants can issue without calling anyone.

04 — Events

Event & valet parking

Surge days handled: prepaid inventory, staffed directional crews, and a flow plan that clears the street instead of stacking cars onto it.

Prepaid event inventory Sell stalls in advance and cap capacity per session.

Traffic direction Trained crews, cones, and signage for in-and-out surges.

Valet operations Insured valet with key control and plate-matched claim tags.

Shuttle coordination Overflow lots tied to a loop that actually runs on time.

05 — Compliance

Enforcement & LPR

Plate-reader patrols check every stall against paid sessions and active permits. Notices are photo-evidenced, appeals are handled by us, and your tenants stop losing their spots.

Patrol schedules Routine sweeps plus on-demand response to owner reports.

Photo evidence Time-stamped images attached to every notice issued.

Appeals & disputes A documented review process your tenants can point to.

Tow coordination Licensed partners, used as a last resort and by the book.

06 — Hardware

Equipment & signage

The physical layer, specified for the property rather than sold from a catalog: only put in a gate where a gate pays for itself.

Pay stations & kiosks Where cash or walk-up payment still matters.

Gates & access control Plate, credential, or code entry for controlled facilities.

Wayfinding signage Rate boards and directionals legible at driving speed.

EV-ready planning Charger siting, conduit, and pricing for charging stalls.

07 — Reporting

Revenue reporting & remittance

Where the money went, in a form your accountant accepts. Session-level detail rolls up to a statement that reconciles against deposits.

Session-level detail Plate, rate, duration, and timestamp for every transaction.

Occupancy trends Peak hours, turnover, and utilization by day of week.

Scheduled statements Monthly close and remittance on a fixed calendar.

Exports CSV and PDF for your books, audits, and lender reporting.

08 — Advisory

Rate strategy & consulting

Sometimes the answer isn't more equipment — it's a different price, a different hour, or a different mix of monthly and transient. We'll tell you when that's the case.

Occupancy studies Counts and demand curves before anything gets installed.

Rate modeling Pricing tiers, validations, and early-bird structures.

Feasibility reviews Whether paid parking pencils out on this property at all.

Transition planning Moving from free or legacy operators without a revenue gap.

Getting started

Three questions, then a plan

Where is it, how many stalls, and who parks there now. That's usually enough for us to come back with something concrete.

Site walk

An on-site review of access, signage lines, lighting, and demand.

Written proposal

Rate structure, equipment list, staffing plan, and commercial terms.

Launch

Install, signage, staff briefing, and a soft-launch grace period.

Which piece are you missing?

Tell us what's not working — the payments, the enforcement, the reporting, or all of it — and we'll scope just that.

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