Spare stalls, rented and paid every month.
List the stalls your building doesn't need, let residents and neighbours apply, and collect rent online. The waiting list, offers, renewals and reminders run themselves.
From empty stall to paying renter in four steps.
- List the stalls. Set a monthly price for the area or for each stall, and the terms you offer: month to month, 3, 6 or 12 months.
- Share the link. Residents apply from their portal. Turn on public rentals and anyone nearby can apply from your building's rentals page.
- Offer and accept. When a stall is free, the next person in line gets an email offer and accepts it from their phone.
- Collect rent. Renters pay each month online, or the building bills them. Statements show every payment.
at the end of each term
Built for the way buildings actually rent parking.
Price per stall
One price for the area, or a different rent for premium stalls near the elevator, with EV chargers or extra width.
Terms and renewals
Offer 1, 3, 6 or 12-month terms. Renewal is automatic unless the renter turns it off from their permit page.
Early-cancellation fee
Leaving a term early can cost a share of the remaining rent, with a minimum. The last month is never charged.
Waiting list and offers
When a renter leaves, the next in line is offered the stall by email and has a set time to accept.
Neighbours welcome
Open an area to the public and share the rentals link on a sign, a listing or your website. You decide which areas.
Enforced automatically
Every rented month is reserved for the renter's plate, so patrol sees a valid permit on every plate check.
Are all those guest stalls earning their keep?
A common planning rule: one visitor stall for every 15 units, plus 20% for busy evenings and weekends. Stalls beyond that can earn as rentals.
See what your spare stalls could earn.
Use the revenue estimate, or let us set up rentals on one building with you.