Pricing a space without guessing
Most owners price 30 % below the nearest meter. Here is what the data says that costs them, and what we now show in the platform.
Owners price defensively
Given a free choice, most owners set a rate about 30 % below the nearest city meter. Sessions fill quickly, occupancy stays high, and the month ends at roughly the same payout as a higher price with gaps — but with more wear and more traffic through the yard.
The efficient point is higher than it feels
On streets where we could compare, spaces priced at meter parity sold 15–20 % fewer hours for 10–25 % more revenue. Fewer cars, same or better money. Most owners prefer that once they see it stated plainly.
What the platform shows now
Demand for the street, the rate band neighbouring spaces settled on, and the projected payout at three price points. The choice stays the owner’s; it is simply no longer a guess.