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Park Graph vs ParkHub: Which Parking Platform Fits Your Operation?
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Park Graph vs ParkHub: Event Parking Payments Without Handhelds
ParkHub runs event and stadium parking with its Prime handheld point-of-sale terminals and prepaid passes.
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Park Graph or ParkHub for event parking? ParkHub runs stadium lots with handheld terminals. Park Graph runs on one QR sign.
No monthly fee, no setup fee, no contract. You pay 10 percent only when a driver pays.
Fans scan and pay by phone as they park. No handhelds to charge, rent or hand out.
Set event rates in minutes and watch every payment come in live.
Event-night parking, without the gear.
Start free at parkgraph.com.
Last updated: . Every competitor claim on this page is sourced to the public material listed in the Sources section at the bottom, with the date the claim was verified.
Snapshot: Park Graph vs ParkHub at a glance
Eight dimensions, two columns, no fluff. The values come directly from each company's public material. The Sources section at the bottom of this page names the source and the verification date behind every cell in the ParkHub column.
| Dimension | Park Graph | ParkHub |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment model | Software you run: web dashboard + printed QR sign | Event parking platform with handheld terminals |
| Hardware required | None | Prime handheld point-of-sale terminals |
| Driver QR-pay flow | Scan the QR sign, pay in the browser. No app, no account. | Prepaid passes and handheld sales on event day |
| AI-agent / MCP ready | Public MCP server + ChatGPT Actions; findable on every plan | JustPark runs an MCP server for UK parking search |
| Operator API depth | Public REST API; API keys and webhooks on Pro and Enterprise | Customer API by request: sandbox, certification, then production keys |
| Pricing model | Starter $0/mo + 10% (min $0.75); Pro 5%; Enterprise 3.3% | Not in the sources we checked (Nov 14, 2026) |
| Strongest vertical | Surface lots, garages, events, hotels, hospitals | Stadiums, arenas and event venues |
| Typical time to first paid session | Same day: print and post the QR sign | Not in the sources we checked (Nov 14, 2026) |
Best for ParkHub
A fair comparison starts by acknowledging where the other vendor is the right call. ParkHub is a real product with a real fit. These are the buyer profiles who should probably stick with ParkHub (or pick it new), not replace it with Park Graph.
Stadiums with big event-day crowds
Mercedes-Benz Stadium announced its ParkHub partnership on February 10, 2025.
Venues that sell parking with tickets
AEG's 2023 partnership links ParkHub with AXS ticketing and prepaid parking.
Teams that want handheld terminals
Prime handheld point-of-sale terminals let attendants sell parking on the spot.
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.
Lots that earn every day, not only on event days
Park Graph takes payment every day. Event pricing and surge pricing on Pro and Enterprise cover the busy nights.
Owners who do not want devices to manage
There are no handhelds to charge, count or replace. A printed QR sign does the selling.
Owners who want to start today
Sign up, add your lot and set your rates. Print the QR sign on any printer and post it. There is no hardware and no install visit. A lot can be live the same day.
Owners who want $0 a month
Starter has no monthly fee, no setup fee and no contract. You pay 10% per payment (minimum $0.75), and less on Pro (5%) or Enterprise (3.3%).
Drivers who do not want another app
They scan the sign, pay in the browser with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card, and go. Scan to paid takes under 30 seconds.
Owners who want AI assistants to find their lot
Every plan makes your lot findable through the public API and MCP server. On Pro and Enterprise, Claude and ChatGPT can book and pay for a space.
Developers who want to start now
The API docs are public at /developers. Pro and Enterprise owners get API keys and webhooks with their plan.
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 ParkHub'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 | ParkHub |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Software for any lot, every day | Event and stadium parking platform |
| Hardware | None | Prime handheld point-of-sale terminals |
| Driver payment | Scan the QR sign, pay in the browser | Prepaid pass or handheld sale |
| Ticketing link | Not offered | AXS integration at AEG venues (2023) |
| Event pricing | Event and surge pricing on Pro and Enterprise | Built for event parking |
| Everyday parking | Yes: the same sign works every day | Event and stadium focus |
| Monthly fee | $0 on Starter | Not in the sources we checked (Nov 14, 2026) |
| Per-payment fee | Starter $0/mo + 10% (min $0.75); Pro 5%; Enterprise 3.3% | Not in the sources we checked (Nov 14, 2026) |
| Setup | Same day; no hardware, no install visit | Not in the sources we checked (Nov 14, 2026) |
| API access | Public docs; API keys and webhooks on Pro and Enterprise | By request: sandbox, certification call, then production credentials |
| AI assistants | MCP server + ChatGPT Actions; findable on every plan, bookable on Pro and Enterprise | JustPark runs an MCP server for UK parking search |
| Ownership | Park Graph, part of Wins Parking | Combined with JustPark (March 2024), backed by FTV Capital |
Pricing model — qualitative comparison
ParkHub's prices are not in the sources we checked.
Park Graph publishes every price. Starter is $0 a month and 10% per payment, with a $0.75 minimum. Pro is $499/mo and 5%. Enterprise is $4,950/mo and 3.3%. Stripe's card processing fee applies on top. Starter has no setup fee, no hardware and no contract.
On event nights you raise the rate with event or surge pricing on Pro and Enterprise. Park Graph's fee percentage stays the same.
ParkHub's fees are not in the sources we checked, so this page quotes none. Park Graph's pricing is published at /pricing.
Deployment, hardware, and time to launch
An event operation runs on people and devices. Attendants use Prime handheld terminals to sell parking at the lot, and drivers can buy prepaid passes ahead.
Sign up, add your lot and set your rates. Print the QR sign on any printer and post it. There is no hardware and no install visit. A lot can be live the same day.
The same printed sign works on event day and every other day.
The single biggest practical difference between Park Graph and ParkHub 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
ParkHub offers an API to customers by request. Its docs describe sandbox credentials first, then a certification call, then production credentials. Each credential step can take up to two weeks.
JustPark, which ParkHub combined with in 2024, runs an MCP server for UK parking search.
Park Graph runs a public MCP server and ChatGPT Actions. On every plan, assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT can find your lot through the public API. On Pro and Enterprise, they can also book and pay for a space at the rate you set. API keys and webhooks come with Pro and Enterprise, so your own systems see each booking.
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
ParkHub sells prepaid passes and takes payment on handheld terminals on event day.
Park Graph needs no attendant to take a payment. Drivers scan the sign at your lot. They pick a time and pay in the browser with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card. No app and no account. Scan to paid takes under 30 seconds, and the receipt names your lot.
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
Venues on ParkHub can keep it for event day. Park Graph fits the days in between and the lots nearby.
Step 1: sign up for Park Graph Starter. Step 2: add the lot and set your everyday rates. Step 3: print and post the QR sign. Step 4: on Pro, add event pricing for game nights and compare results after thirty days.
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 ParkHub
ParkHub is an event and stadium parking platform. Its tools include Prime handheld point-of-sale terminals and prepaid passes.
On April 11, 2023, AEG and ParkHub announced a partnership, per Business Wire. It covers AXS integration, prepaid parking and Prime handhelds.
On February 10, 2025, Mercedes-Benz Stadium announced its partnership with ParkHub.
In March 2024 ParkHub combined with JustPark, backed by FTV Capital. The company now uses the JustPark name.
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.
Comparing more than two platforms? See the best parking management software by use case.
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Sources
Every claim on this page about ParkHub is verified against a public source on the date listed below. If you find a stale claim, reach out and we will refresh it.
- Business Wire: AEG and ParkHub partnership (Apr 11, 2023) — verified Nov 14, 2026
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium news: ParkHub partnership (Feb 10, 2025) — verified Nov 14, 2026
- FTV Capital: ParkHub and JustPark merger (Mar 21, 2024) — verified Nov 14, 2026
- JustPark Public API documentation — verified Nov 14, 2026
- JustPark: MCP server page — verified Nov 14, 2026
Switching from ParkHub? Try Park Graph in an afternoon.
Print a QR sign, post it at your lot, and accept payments today. Run side by side with ParkHub for thirty days, then decide per lot.
FAQ — Park Graph vs ParkHub
- Is Park Graph a ParkHub alternative?
- For lots that earn every day, yes. ParkHub is built for event and stadium parking with handheld terminals. Park Graph is a QR sign and a dashboard for any lot, with event pricing on Pro and Enterprise.
- Does Park Graph need handheld terminals?
- No. Drivers scan a printed QR sign and pay in the browser with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card. No attendant has to take the payment.
- Can Park Graph price for events?
- Yes. Event pricing and surge pricing come with Pro and Enterprise. The price a driver is quoted is the price they pay.
- How much does Park Graph cost?
- Park Graph's prices are published at /pricing. Starter is $0 a month and 10% per payment (minimum $0.75) for up to 3 lots. Pro is $499/mo and 5%. Enterprise is $4,950/mo and 3.3%. ParkHub's fees are not in the sources we checked, so we quote none.
- Who are ParkHub's partners?
- AEG announced a partnership with ParkHub on April 11, 2023, covering AXS integration, prepaid parking and Prime handhelds. Mercedes-Benz Stadium announced its partnership on February 10, 2025.
- Is ParkHub part of JustPark?
- Yes. ParkHub combined with JustPark in March 2024, backed by FTV Capital, and now uses the JustPark name.
- Can AI assistants book my lot?
- Yes. With Park Graph, assistants can find your lot on every plan through the public API and MCP server. On Pro and Enterprise, Claude and ChatGPT can also book and pay for a space.
- How do I get API access?
- Park Graph's API docs are public at /developers, and Pro and Enterprise include API keys and webhooks. ParkHub's API is by request, with a sandbox and a certification call before production credentials.
- Can I use ParkHub and Park Graph together?
- Yes. ParkHub can run event day at the venue, and Park Graph can take payment at nearby lots and on non-event days.
- Where are the sources behind these claims?
- Every claim about ParkHub on this page is listed in the Sources section with the date we checked it: Nov 14, 2026.