Sllips for parking lots and garages
Paid or free, your lot runs from drivers' phones. They find it on the map, see your price, and pay in seconds. No pay machines, no hang tags, no booth.

Easy for drivers to find and pay
On the Sllips map.
Your lot shows up with its price and hours, and a "Guests Welcome" tag.
Pay in seconds.
Drivers book and pay on their phone. The price is always shown before they pay.
Park first, then pay.
On numbered lots, drivers can park in any open space, then pay for the space they're in.
Extend from anywhere.
Drivers get a reminder before time runs out and, if you allow it, can add time in the app.


Your prices, your hours
Hourly, tiers or day passes.
Charge by the hour, set price tiers like 1 hour, 3 hours or all day, or make it free.
Hours and open days.
Permits end when the lot closes, so nobody books a time you're closed.
Maximum stay.
Cap how long one booking can last.
Closures.
Close the lot for an event or repaving, and drivers already parked there are told.

Customer parking that stays customer parking
Re-park limits.
Set a wait before the same car can park again, so 3-hour customer parking stays 3 hours.
Capacity.
Stop selling when the lot is full, or keep selling with a quick "Found a space?" check when spaces turn over fast.
Free parking with rules.
Free customer lots can still have hours, time limits and re-park limits, with a record of every car.
Enforcement made simple
Plate checks.
Type or scan a plate and see right away whether the car has paid, even with a typo.
Patrol log.
Every patrol and every car checked is recorded.
Warn before tow.
Turn on warnings, and drivers who use Sllips get time to move before their car goes to enforcement.
Proof for your tow company.
When a driver reports a car in their space, your own tow or security company can open a proof page for it, with no app and no login.
Getting started
- 1
We set up your lot with you: spaces, hours and prices.
- 2
Put up signs telling drivers to park with Sllips.
- 3
Drivers find your lot on the map and pay in the app.