Parking rates, as detailed as you need them.
Most lots need one rate. Some need eleven. Both take about the same time to set up.
No credit card · Change a rate from your phone
Set a base rate. Add a block for the hours that differ.
Everything starts from one hourly number. If the lot needs more than that, each extra rate is a block that says which days and hours it covers.
Set the base rate
One hourly number, used whenever nothing else applies. Add a daily cap and a minimum stay, and the lot is done.
Hourly rate
$4.00
Daily max
$48.00
Min. stay
15 min
Add pricing blocks
Turn on advanced pricing and add a block. Name it, pick the days and hours it covers, set the rate. Gaps fall back to base.
Weekday mornings
$3.00/hr6:00am – 12:00pm
MonTueWedThuFriSatSunWeekday afternoons
$5.00/hr12:00pm – 6:00pm
MonTueWedThuFriSatSunWeekends
$6.00/hr8:00am – 10:00pm
MonTueWedThuFriSatSunEvery other hour falls back to the base rate
$4.00/hrOverride for an event
A match, a concert, a market. Give the date its own rate. It outranks every block underneath, then expires on its own.
Event override
$10.00/hrSat, Apr 18 · 4:00pm – 11:00pm
Weekends · Sat–Sun
$6.00/hrCheck it before you save
Pick an arrival and a departure. The price checker returns the exact cost, before a driver ever hits it.
Date
Sat, Apr 18
From
6:00pm
To
9:00pm
Event override applies$30.00
Which lots need more than one rate?
A parking rate can be one hourly number or a full tariff: different prices by time of day or day of week, a daily maximum, a minimum stay, and dates priced on their own. It earns its place the moment the lot is worth more at some hours than at others.
A lot where mornings and evenings aren't worth the same.
Commuters at eight, shoppers at two, dinner at eight. One rate across all of it loses on both ends.
A lot near something that happens.
A stadium, an arena, a convention center. Twelve nights a year the space is worth four times a Tuesday.
A lot where the weekend is a different business.
Weekday contract parkers and Saturday visitors are two different operations sharing an address.
Probably not you if nobody here parks by the hour. When every car is a regular, a pass replaces the tariff instead of tuning it.
Sell passes insteadNo monthly fee. Here's how that works.
Every rate rule is included. Time-based pricing isn't a higher tier here.
$10.00
Whatever you want.
$11.00
+10% at checkout.
$10.00
Same as you set.
Card processing comes out, 2.9% + $0.30, like any card payment.
What runs alongside it.
QR payments
Whatever a driver scans, they see the rate that applies at that moment.
Passes
For regulars, a pass replaces the tariff entirely. They pay once and the hourly rate stops applying to them.
Validations and discounts
A discount comes off whatever the rate worked out to be, so the two don't have to be reasoned about together.
The ones operators actually ask.
Say when each rate applies. Check it before you save.
One rate or a dozen. Neither costs anything.