The front drive
The first thing anyone sees.
The last thing they remember.
You do not run the valet. You live with the curb - twice a day, for every resident, every guest, every tenant's customer.
Recognition
The plate
is the pass.
A permit is filed under the license plate, so a resident is known by the car they arrived in - not by a hang-tag somebody has to remember to hang.
Permits
Who parks here,
and on what terms.
Residents, monthly parkers, hotel guests, contractors, or anyone who walks up. Each arrangement says who pays - and what a car is entitled to.
Change the arrangement tomorrow and nobody already parked is repriced.
Validated parking
The tenant covers
the parking.
A restaurant, a clinic, a leasing office hands out its own validation - dollars off, a percentage, a couple of hours free, or a ceiling on the total. It comes off the guest's ticket and lands on that tenant's monthly invoice, with a minimum and a cap if that is the deal.
Applied to the car while it is still on site, or by a QR code the tenant prints and leaves on the table.
The page they actually see
It arrives with
your name on it.
The link a guest gets opens on your property: your mark, your name, your address and hours, your terms. Not a numbered stub from a company they have never heard of.
What you have to install
Nothing.
No booth, no camera gantry, no card terminal, no cabling in the drive. The plate reading runs on the phone in the valet's hand, and so does the card tap.
Seen enough of this one?
Pick the part you
actually care about.
The same operation, seen from five sides.
Included with Valletto
Know what your operation could be.
Understand your costs, align staffing with demand, and explore new revenue—from subscription parking to car washes. Our property analysis puts your options into a financial model.
Explore property analysis →Thirty minutes
Start at your curb.
We will take your front drive, set one arrangement up on it, and show you the arrival your residents and your guests would actually get.