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QR parking payments that don't require an app.

A driver finds your parking, scans the sign, and pays before they walk away. No app to download, no kiosk, no hardware installed at the lot.

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How it works

One code, set once, working everywhere it's posted.

Where it earns its place

Which lots should take QR parking payments?

QR parking payment lets drivers scan a code, pick their time, and pay from their phone's browser: no app required. Ideal for lots where drivers arrive once and pay on the spot.

A lot with nothing on it.

No booth, no meter, no attendant. A code at the entrance is the whole installation.

Surface lotsStreet & curbside

A lot with a machine you're tired of.

Hardware has a lifespan. A QR code doesn't. No moving parts, nothing to repair, nothing that fails mid-Saturday.

GaragesSurface lots

A lot that's busy for six hours a year.

Event nights, a market, a game. Signs up in the morning, down on Monday, nothing paid in between.

Events & venues

Probably not you if every car on your lot is a monthly contract parker.

Start with passes instead
Pricing

No monthly fee. Here's how that works.

QR payments are included. No per-code fee, no cap on scans, and free signs to start.

You set

$10.00

Whatever you want.

Driver pays

$11.00

+10% at checkout.

You keep

$10.00

Same as you set.

Card processing comes out, 2.9% + $0.30, like any card payment.

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What runs alongside it.

Passes

Your regulars stop paying per visit and buy access instead.

Validations and discounts

Let a tenant or a hotel cover a guest's parking on a printed code.

Enforcement

QR tells you who paid. Enforcement tells you who didn't.

Questions

The ones operators actually ask.

They solve different halves of the same problem. QR is for the driver who has never parked with you before. They scan a printed code, pay in their phone's browser, and leave. Nothing is installed and a lot can go live the same day. LPR is for the vehicles you already know. Cameras read the plate on entry and match it against a paid session or an active pass, with no driver interaction at all. Most operators start with QR because it needs nothing installed, then add LPR once enough regulars justify the cameras.

No. QR payments, rates, passes, validations, LPR enforcement, and valet are separate capabilities on one platform, and every one of them is optional. You can run QR payments alone indefinitely, add enforcement later, and never touch valet if you don't need it. There is no bundle and no minimum.

No. Everything runs in the phone's browser. There's a sign-up on the first visit. A phone number, a one-time code, a card and a plate, a couple of minutes in total. Every visit after that, they scan and they're straight into a session.

Payment needs a connection, so coverage where drivers park matters. Worth testing an underground level or a rural lot before you rely on it.

Yes. Every code has a URL that displays it on any screen you already have, which suits garages and venues with existing signage boards. Nothing to print and nothing to wait for.

Yes. Plates are attached to the driver, not to a single session, so a household with two cars doesn't start over when they take the other one.

Yes. A prepaid session extends from the same page for as long as the driver wants it.

QR code parking is a system where a driver scans a code posted at the lot, enters their plate, and pays from their own phone's browser. There is no meter, no pay station and no app to download. The operator generates the codes themselves and prints them or shows them on a screen.

Scans and sessions are tracked per code, so you can see whether the sign at the entrance is pulling its weight compared to the one in the lobby.