For condo residences
Your residents shouldn’t wait in the lobby for their own car.
They live here. They come and go every day. Every arrival and departure is part of what they’re paying for, and right now it’s the part that feels the least like home.
Tell us who runs your valetWhat your residents live with today
The same car, at the same door, every day.
Treated like a stranger’s every time.
Calling down to the desk, then waiting in the lobby for the car to come up.
A hang tag that lives in the glovebox, until it doesn’t.
A guest explaining at the curb who they’re visiting, while someone calls upstairs.
Hunting for cash to tip the valet, again.
A monthly parking charge someone in the office reconciles by hand.
None of that is your valet team’s fault. They’re working with the tools they’ve been given.
What it becomes
They request their car from upstairs. It’s waiting when the elevator opens.
No more waiting in the lobby. Residents request their car from their phone on the way down, and your valet team has it at the door when they arrive.
The plate is the permit. No hang tags, and nothing to reissue when someone gets a new car. The license plate they already have is their permit.
Visitors get a link, not a paper ticket. A visitor’s ticket arrives as a text, and they ask for the car back and pay from their phone. When the building covers a visit, your front desk validates it in a tap.
Tipping in a tap. Residents can tip the valet team from their phone. No cash and no card handed over, every day.
Monthly parking bills itself. Residents pay automatically, and nobody in the office chases invoices or reconciles charges by hand.
A quieter front desk. Fewer “can you call down for my car” and “my guest is here” calls, so your concierge can focus on residents instead of relaying valet requests.
How it works
One resident, three moments.
Registered by plate: each resident’s car is on file under its license plate. There’s nothing to hang, and nothing to replace.
Requested on the way down: the resident taps for their car from their unit or the elevator, and your valet team gets it instantly.
Waiting at the door: the car is there when they walk out. Nothing to pay at the curb, and a tip is a tap on their phone.
What it costs the association
Nothing.
Valletto is software your valet company runs on. They carry it, and there’s no hardware to install. You’re simply telling the operator you already work with which software to use.
Residents pay for their own monthly parking automatically.
Visits the building chooses to cover arrive on one monthly statement.
Get started
Tell us who runs your valet.
We’ll reach out to them and copy you, so your board can see the conversation happened. If they already use Valletto, it’s one phone call to switch on for your building.
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