Turn these numbers into your numbers.
Share your real counts and we'll build an estimate around your property, then show you the Console with your lots in it.
Book a walkthroughReal-time occupancy doesn't just cut circling — it drives paid turnover, surfaces the overstays worth citing, and puts idle capacity back to work. Move the sliders to model the revenue on your property.
Start from a property type, then adjust. Rough numbers are fine — our team refines them with your real data later.
Lifts are the change JAPA drives versus your baseline, not totals. Defaults are deliberately conservative.
How we estimate: added turnover revenue = paid spaces × sessions per space per day × operating days × turnover lift × revenue per session. Added citation revenue = citations per day × operating days × the share of additional overstays JAPA surfaces × average citation amount. Construction deferred = paid spaces × idle-capacity recovered × cost to build one new space, shown as a one-time capital figure rather than folded into the annual total. These are directional estimates to frame a conversation, not a quote or guarantee — your actual results depend on your rates, policies, enforcement staffing, and property.
The same real-time occupancy data works three ways at once — more paid turns, cleaner enforcement, and capacity you stop paying to rebuild.
Guiding drivers straight to an open stall means faster arrivals and more paid sessions per space each day — the same asset, working harder.
Per-space stay-time data surfaces the overstays worth citing and makes every citation defensible — more valid tickets, fewer disputes.
"Full" lots rarely are. Seeing every space — covered, ADA, EV — puts idle stalls back to work and defers the cost of building new ones.
Share your real counts and we'll build an estimate around your property, then show you the Console with your lots in it.
Book a walkthrough