Your parking is an asset. Make it earn.
Empty stalls, idle chargers and unpaid overstays add up. ParkCommand turns them into income, collected online and reported building by building.
One platform, every revenue stream your parking can carry.
Switch on what fits each building. Payments are taken online and every dollar shows up in the building's statement.
Rent empty stalls
Monthly or fixed-term rentals for residents and, if you choose, people from the neighbourhood. Waiting list, offers and monthly payments run themselves.
Rent your stallsPaid EV charging
Bookable chargers priced by the hour or the session, with resident, visitor and peak rates. Drivers pay when they book.
Charge for chargingPaid visitor parking
Plazas, offices and lots charge visitors by the hour or the day. Visitors scan, pay by card and get their pass. Nothing to install.
See paid parkingParking notices, paid online
Set a fee per violation type, start with a warning for first offences, and let drivers pay or dispute from a private link with the photos.
See enforcementSponsored cards
Local businesses reach residents and visitors on the screens they already use: sign-in, visitor pages and digital passes. Every building can opt out.
Advertise with usPayouts and statements
Revenue by building and by kind (visitors, rentals, EV, notices), your share, what has been paid out and what is still owed. Export any period.
Ask how payouts workCollected online. Reported per building. Paid out to you.
Drivers pay on a secure payment page. Card details never touch the building. You choose who collects: ParkCommand on your behalf, or your own payment account.
- Separate statements for each building, by day, week or month
- Refunds, fees and shares worked out for you
- Taxes calculated on every payment
What could your parking bring in?
Move the sliders to match a building. The estimate covers stall rentals and EV charging; paid visitors and notices come on top.
Start with one building.
We'll set up rentals, EV pricing and visitor payments with you, and show the first statement.