Digital parking permits, without the hang tags, stickers, or spreadsheets.
Residents and guests register their vehicle from their phone, and the license plate becomes the permit. You set the rules once, and your team can see every vehicle in one place.
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What digital parking permits change for your property
The license plate is the permit
There are no hang tags or stickers to print, hand out, lose, or pass along. Each permit is tied to a vehicle’s plate, so anyone checking can look it up.
Residents register from their phone
They scan the QR code on a parking sign, or go to parkjo.app, and register in their browser. There is no app to download.
Guests register themselves
Guests get a pass for their visit, with limits you set on how many days and how many guests at a time.
The same rules for everyone
Set vehicle limits, permit types, and durations once, and they apply to every resident and guest the same way.
Renewals handled for you
Residents get reminders before a permit expires. They can renew online, your leasing office can renew it for them, or they can choose automatic renewal where your property offers it.
See every plate in one place
Your team looks up any plate in the property portal, sees who is registered, and can filter for permits that are about to expire.
Sign-in that works for everyone
Residents without a U.S. phone number can sign in with an emailed code instead of a text message, which helps at student housing with international residents.
Earn from parking, if you choose
Where your rules allow, charge for guest permits, extra vehicles, or reserved spaces, and keep your share.
Ready for enforcement
Your enforcement company, or your own staff, can check a plate against current permits in seconds. See how enforcement works with Parkjo.
From setup to a permit on every vehicle
Questions about digital parking permits
What is a digital parking permit?
A digital parking permit is a parking registration stored online and tied to a vehicle’s license plate, instead of a hang tag or sticker. Anyone with access can verify a vehicle by looking up its plate.
How is a digital permit different from a hang tag or sticker?
There is nothing physical to print, distribute, replace, or collect when a resident moves out. The permit is the registration itself, so it updates the moment it is renewed, changed, or ended.
Do residents or guests need to download an app?
No. They scan the QR code on a parking sign, or go to parkjo.app, and register in their phone’s browser. Learn how digital parking permits work.
How do guests get a parking permit?
Guests register for their visit from their own phone. You set the rules, such as how many days a guest can stay and how many guest vehicles are allowed at once, and Parkjo applies them.
Can we charge for parking permits?
If your rules or governing documents allow it, yes. You can charge for guest permits, additional vehicles, or reserved spaces, and set the prices for your property.
How do permit renewals work?
A permit is valid through the expiration date shown on it. Residents get reminders before it expires, and can renew online. At some properties the leasing office renews permits instead, and where your property offers it, residents can choose automatic renewal.
How do we check whether a vehicle has a permit?
Look up the plate in the property portal, or in the field app if you have enforcement staff on site. You see right away whether it belongs to a resident, a guest, or an employee, or is expired or unregistered.
What if a resident does not have a U.S. phone number?
They can sign in with an emailed code instead of a text message, which helps at student housing properties with international residents.
How much do digital parking permits cost?
It depends on your property and the permit types you offer, and your property sets the prices residents and guests pay. Request a demo and we will walk you through the options.
Which properties use digital parking permits?
Parkjo is built for apartment communities, HOAs, student housing, retail centers, and office lots.