Comparison
Park Graph vs Get My Parking: Which Parking Platform Fits Your Operation?
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Owner facts: Park Graph vs Get My Parking
The six things lot owners ask first, checked against each company's own pages on . Get My Parking's pages for every cell are linked in Sources.
| Owner question | Park Graph | Get My Parking |
|---|---|---|
| Fees | Starter: $0 a month and 10% of each payment (minimum $0.75). Pro ($499/mo) and Enterprise ($2,499/mo) lower the fee to as little as 3.3%. Stripe's card processing fee applies on top. All published at /pricing. | No public pricing; quotes come through a demo with GMP's sales team. |
| Payouts | To your bank account through Stripe. Your first payout is released 7 days after your first payment, once your ID check is done. After that, payouts arrive 2 business days after each payment. | Not published on getmyparking.com; set up with each customer. |
| Setup time | Same day. Sign up, add the lot and set your rates in a few minutes, then print the QR sign on any printer and post it. No hardware and no install visit. | Starts with a demo. GMP retrofits existing gates and equipment (it lists 40+ equipment integrations) and launches a white-labeled app. |
| Enforcement | You decide: your own staff or a tow operator you hire, under your local rules. The sign posts the notice, and plate lookup in your dashboard shows who paid. Park Graph has no enforcement crew; Wins Parking, its parent company, offers enforcement in select markets by separate agreement. | No enforcement service found on getmyparking.com; its AI ExpressLane reads license plates for access at lanes. |
| App-less QR pay | Yes, it is the default. Drivers scan the sign and pay in the browser with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card. No app and no account. | Yes. GMP QR lets parkers scan and pay on a web page branded for the operator, with no app. |
| AI booking | Lots are findable by AI assistants through the public API and MCP server on every plan. On Pro and Enterprise, assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT can also book and pay for a space. | AVA Agents are AI agents for parking operations and parker support. No MCP server or ChatGPT app for outside assistants found as of 2026-10-29. |
Snapshot: Park Graph vs Get My Parking at a glance
Eight dimensions, two columns, no fluff. The values come directly from each vendor's public material — see the Sources section at the bottom of this page for the URLs and verification dates behind every cell in the Get My Parking column.
| Dimension | Park Graph | Get My Parking |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment model | Self-serve software the owner runs at the lot | White-label software deployed per operator after a demo |
| Hardware required | None — printable QR sign | Works with existing gates and equipment; sells no hardware itself |
| Driver QR-pay flow | Scan, pay, park — no app, no account | GMP QR: scan and pay on an operator-branded web page |
| AI-agent / MCP ready | Public MCP server + ChatGPT Actions | AVA AI agents for operations; no MCP server found |
| Operator API depth | Full public REST API + webhooks | On-demand API integrations per customer; no public docs found |
| Pricing model | Published per-payment fee; free Starter plan | Not published; quoted after a demo |
| Strongest vertical | Open surface lots run by their owners | Gated garages, campuses, airports and city portfolios |
| Typical time to first paid session | Same day (print and post the QR sign) | After a demo, contract and integration |
Best for Get My Parking
A fair comparison starts by acknowledging where the other vendor is the right call. Get My Parking is a real product with a real fit. These are the buyer profiles who should probably stick with Get My Parking (or pick it new), not replace it with Park Graph.
Operators with gates and PARCS equipment
GMP's software retrofits existing access-control equipment, and it lists integrations with more than 40 equipment providers.
Operators who want their own branded app
GMP's apps are white-labeled for each customer; it has no consumer app under its own name.
Large, multi-country portfolios
GMP says it has offices in Austin, Stuttgart and Bangalore and clients in 20 countries.
Permits, validation and license plate access
GMP sells permits, retail and corporate validation, and AI ExpressLane, which replaces tickets with license plate recognition at lanes.
Best for Park Graph
And these are the buyer profiles where Park Graph is the better fit — the cases where the operating shape, the cost model, or the AI-agent surface tilt the comparison toward operator-side software.
Owners of open lots with no gates
Park Graph needs only a printed QR sign. There is no equipment to integrate and no install visit.
Owners who want published pricing
Park Graph's plans and fees are on /pricing, starting with a $0 Starter plan. GMP does not publish pricing.
Owners who want to start today
Sign up, add the lot, print the sign and take the first payment the same day, with no demo or contract.
Owners who want AI assistants to book their lot
On Pro and Enterprise, assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT can book and pay for a space through Park Graph's MCP server.
Feature matrix
A row-by-row look at how the two products handle the things operators actually have to deliver — the driver flow, the operator dashboard, the API surface, the brand on the receipt. Where Get My Parking's row reads “not publicly documented” or “partner-only,” we checked their public site on the date noted in the Sources section.
| Feature | Park Graph | Get My Parking |
|---|---|---|
| Fees | Published per-payment fee; Starter is $0 a month | Not published; quoted after a demo |
| Payouts | 2 business days after each payment, after the first release | Not published; set up per customer |
| Setup time | Same day | Demo, contract and integration with existing equipment |
| Enforcement | Your staff or a tow operator you hire; plate lookup shows who paid | No enforcement service found; plate recognition for access at lanes |
| App-less QR pay | The default driver flow | Yes, GMP QR, branded for the operator |
| AI booking | Findable on every plan; bookable by assistants on Pro and Enterprise | AVA AI agents for operations and support; no MCP server found |
| Branded app | No app; drivers pay in the browser | White-labeled app and web app for each operator |
| Gate and equipment integration | None needed | Retrofits existing gates; 40+ equipment integrations |
| Permits and validation | Monthly passes | GMP Permit and digital validation portals |
| Public API | Full public REST API with webhooks | API integrations per customer; no public docs found |
| Where it runs | United States | Clients in 20 countries |
Pricing model — qualitative comparison
Get My Parking does not publish pricing; operators book a demo and get a quote for the products they need, such as the white-labeled app, GMP QR, permits, validation or ExpressLane. Park Graph publishes its plans and fees on /pricing: a free Starter plan with a per-payment fee, and Pro and Enterprise with a monthly price and lower fees. Stripe's card processing fee applies on top. If you need gate integration across a portfolio, a quoted software deal can make sense; if you have an open lot, a published fee lets you start without a sales call.
We deliberately do not quote a Get My Parking percentage, per-transaction fee, or contract minimum on this page. Public material from Get My Parking does not always publish those numbers as a single rate, and inventing a number to make a comparison chart look tidier would be the exact kind of fake claim this page is built to avoid. For your specific deal, ask your Get My Parking account manager — and for Park Graph, our pricing is published at /pricing with no hidden contract minimums.
Deployment, hardware, and time to launch
GMP deploys as software layered on an operator's existing equipment. It sells no hardware itself, and its retrofit approach integrates with existing gates and access systems. That suits garages that already have PARCS equipment. Park Graph deploys as a printed QR sign and a web dashboard, with nothing to integrate, so an open lot can take its first payment the same day.
The single biggest practical difference between Park Graph and Get My Parking on most lots is how long it takes to accept the first paid session. Print, post, and accept payments — same day — is a different shape of operating motion than a procurement, install, or marketplace listing review.
AI-agent readiness, public API, and MCP
GMP introduced AVA Agents in 2026: AI agents for parking operations that combine conversation, computer vision and automation to help operators and parkers. As of 2026-10-29, we found no GMP MCP server, ChatGPT app or public API docs that let outside assistants book parking. Park Graph publishes a public REST API with webhooks, an MCP server and a ChatGPT integration. Listed lots are findable on every plan, and on Pro and Enterprise an assistant can book and pay for a space.
AI-agent commerce moved from theory to a real distribution channel in 2025 and 2026. Drivers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity to find and pay for parking at the destination they are headed to, and assistants that speak Model Context Protocol can complete that transaction inside the chat. Park Graph publishes a public MCP server and ChatGPT Actions manifest so any lot in the network is reachable to those assistants. See our MCP server and ChatGPT Actions docs for the full surface.
QR-payment comparison
Both products offer app-free QR payment. GMP QR lets parkers scan a code and pay on a web page branded for the operator, using a phone number to start. Park Graph's driver flow is the same idea at the core of the product: scan the sign, pick a time, pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card, and park. The difference is what sits around it: GMP adds gate integration and branded apps for larger operators, while Park Graph adds a free plan and same-day setup for owners.
A working QR-pay flow is now table stakes for any operator who wants to capture walk-up demand. The right comparison question is not “does the vendor support QR” (most do at this point) — it is “is QR the default driver flow with no app install required, or is it an add-on to the primary flow?” That distinction shows up directly in driver conversion at the lot.
Migration path
Most owners choosing between the two are not migrating, because GMP serves gated portfolios and Park Graph serves open lots. If you run both kinds, Step 1: keep GMP at gated facilities. Step 2: sign up for Park Graph and add your open lots. Step 3: print and post QR signs there. Step 4: compare revenue per lot after a month and decide where each tool fits.
Most operators run both products side by side for thirty days before making a per-lot decision. The cost of running both is small (a printed sign and a free Starter plan on the Park Graph side); the cost of switching prematurely on a single hunch is much larger. We are happy to help design that thirty-day comparison — see our contact page.
About Get My Parking
Get My Parking was founded in 2015 to digitize parking. It started in Delhi NCR, is based in Bengaluru, and says it has offices in Austin, Stuttgart and Bangalore and clients in 20 countries. GMP is a B2B2C software company: it builds white-labeled apps, GMP QR, permits, validation, AI ExpressLane and the AVA Agents for parking operators, property managers, airports, universities, hospitals and cities. It does not sell PARCS hardware; its software retrofits existing equipment.
Get My Parking was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Bengaluru, India. Get My Parking is independently held. The company's public site is www.getmyparking.com.
About Park Graph
Park Graph is AI-native parking management software. The product turns any parking lot into a QR-pay surface in under five minutes, ships an operator dashboard with sessions, revenue, occupancy, and payouts, and publishes a public REST API, an MCP server, and a ChatGPT Actions integration so AI assistants can find, quote, and pay for parking on behalf of drivers. Pricing is a per-transaction software fee with a three-tier ladder (Starter is free, Pro is monthly, Enterprise is monthly with a lower transaction fee and white-label). There is no hardware to buy, no integrator to schedule, and no contract minimum on Starter.
See the product overview, how Park Graph works, QR-code payments, AI-agent booking, developer docs, the MCP server, and pricing.
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Sources
Every claim on this page about Get My Parking is verified against a public source on the date listed below. If you find a stale claim, reach out and we will refresh it.
- Get My Parking — homepage (AVA, ExpressLane) — verified October 29, 2026
- Get My Parking — FAQs (white-label, hardware, offices) — verified October 29, 2026
- Get My Parking — about us (founded 2015, history) — verified October 29, 2026
- Get My Parking — GMP QR (app-free payment) — verified October 29, 2026
- Get My Parking — company page (Bengaluru) — verified October 29, 2026
Switching from Get My Parking? Try Park Graph in an afternoon.
Print a QR sign, post it at your lot, and accept payments today. Run side by side with Get My Parking for thirty days, then decide per lot.
FAQ — Park Graph vs Get My Parking
- Is Park Graph a Get My Parking alternative?
- Yes, for owners of open lots who want to start the same day with a QR sign and published pricing. GMP fits operators with gated garages who want white-labeled apps and equipment integration.
- How much does Get My Parking cost?
- GMP does not publish pricing; it quotes after a demo. Park Graph's plans and fees are published at /pricing, starting with a free Starter plan.
- Does Get My Parking need hardware?
- GMP does not sell hardware. Its software retrofits existing gates and access equipment. Park Graph needs no equipment at all, only a printed QR sign.
- Does Get My Parking offer app-free payment?
- Yes. GMP QR lets parkers scan and pay on a branded web page. Park Graph's whole driver flow is app-free: scan, pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card, and park.
- Does Get My Parking work with AI assistants?
- GMP's AVA Agents are AI agents for parking operations and parker support. We found no GMP MCP server or ChatGPT app for outside assistants as of 2026-10-29. Park Graph lots are findable by assistants on every plan, and assistants can book on Pro and Enterprise.
- Who handles enforcement?
- With Park Graph you do, or a tow operator you hire, under your local rules; the sign posts the notice and plate lookup shows who paid. We found no enforcement service on getmyparking.com.
- Can I use Get My Parking and Park Graph together?
- Yes. Many portfolios have both gated garages and open lots; GMP can run the gated sites while Park Graph runs the open lots.
- Is AirGarage like Get My Parking?
- No. AirGarage runs lots for owners for a share of revenue, while GMP sells software to operators. Our Park Graph vs AirGarage page covers AirGarage line by line.
- Where are the sources behind these claims?
- Every claim about Get My Parking on this page is sourced to GMP's own pages, listed in the Sources section with the date we checked it.