A proposal for Little Man Parking
A demand engine you own.
Your booking already runs on ParkChirp. We add the one thing it cannot do: net-new parkers driven straight to your garages from the venues, on the nights you need them.
The problem
Your footprint is strong. You run 42 garages, owner supervised, next to the venues that fill them. The national aggregators turn those garages into a price-sorted list, take 20 to 30 percent of every booking, and keep the customer. You own the asset and rent the demand. That is backwards.
What we build
- Find-near-me discovery. A parker taps once and sees your closest garages by walking distance and price, then books in two taps. You own the moment of discovery instead of handing it to an app.
- GPS geofencing. We target the phones near MetLife, the Garden, and Prudential on event nights and serve them your offer before they search. This is demand you generate, not demand you buy back.
- Booking stays on ParkChirp. We do not replace or touch what already works. The reserve handoff goes straight into your existing checkout, carrying a code that proves which bookings we drove.
- Demand data you keep. You learn where your parkers come from, at what time, at what price. Your targeting sharpens every month, and the data stays yours.
Why this beats the aggregators
| National aggregator | This |
|---|---|
| Rents you demand | Builds demand you own |
| Keeps the customer | You keep the relationship |
| Takes 20 to 30 percent | You keep the margin |
| Owns the data | You own the data |
How the pilot works
A 90-day paid pilot to prove one thing: we can drive bookings to your garages that you would not have gotten otherwise, and that demand pays for itself.
We report one number you can trust: bookings the geofencing produced, counted by a campaign code, with no access to your ParkChirp data required. Full terms are in the written proposal.
Let's run the pilot.
Fifteen minutes to walk you through the live finder and the numbers. We do the work, you keep the demand.
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