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Commercial options

A proposal you can
understand and compare.

Costs depend on your site, equipment and service requirements. We explain the installation, ongoing charges and responsibilities in writing before you commit.

Choose the arrangement that fits your site.

Revenue share

Discuss a managed partnership.

A share of agreed income can contribute towards the equipment and operation of a suitable site. Any reduced or zero-upfront installation offer depends on the site assessment and signed terms.

  • Agree the revenue categories and percentages
  • Specify any installation or monthly fees
  • Set out permitted deductions and payment dates
  • Confirm equipment ownership, maintenance and contract term
Request a revenue-share proposal
Direct ownership

Discuss purchasing the system.

Purchase the agreed equipment with a proposal that separately identifies installation, software, connectivity and support. Your net income depends on the charges and services agreed.

  • Itemised equipment and installation
  • Clear software and connectivity costs
  • Payment-processing and transaction charges identified
  • Optional maintenance and PCN services defined
Request an ownership quote

What your written proposal should cover.

Item What we will clarify for your site
Equipment & installation Cameras, signage, mounting, power work and any agreed payment or access-control hardware.
Ongoing services Portal access, connectivity, maintenance, support hours and response commitments.
Income & fees Parking fees and PCN income identified separately, with applicable shares, deductions and processing charges.
Contract & ownership Initial term, equipment ownership, renewal, exit arrangements and what happens to the site data.
VAT & payment Whether quoted amounts exclude or include VAT, and the invoicing and payment schedule.

Start with the parking problem.

Parking can remain free.

A residential or customer-only site may need to manage permission rather than sell parking time. We can discuss that requirement without assuming you want paid public parking.

Income is site-dependent.

Location, demand, tariffs, opening hours and operating costs all matter. We do not promise a fixed revenue uplift. Parking rules and enforcement should support the agreed purpose of the site.

Let’s look at your car park.

Tell us what needs to change. We’ll review your site and discuss the practical options before you commit.

Request a site assessment