How does partner tracking work?

Your partner link carries a referral code and UTM parameters. When an operator clicks it, we persist the referral code in their browser and attach it to the account they create, so every lot they launch is attributed to you. You can see attributed signups and live lots in your partner view.

What do referral partners earn?

Referral partners earn recurring revenue tied to the subscription and platform fees of the operators they introduce, for as long as those lots stay live. Exact terms are set in the partner agreement during onboarding — we keep it simple and recurring rather than a one-time bounty.

Is there any hardware or upfront cost for partners?

No. Park Graph is hardware-free — a printed QR code replaces gates and meters. There is no inventory to carry, no installation crew to schedule, and no upfront license fee to become a partner. Operators can be live the same afternoon they sign up.

Can I integrate Park Graph into my own app or agent?

Yes. The public REST API, MCP server, and ChatGPT Actions manifest let your product query real-time availability and book a space in one call. Technology partners typically start in the developer sandbox before requesting production credentials.

Partner program

Partner with Park Graph

Refer operators, integrate our API, or resell QR-first parking across a portfolio. Park Graph is hardware-free and deploys in an afternoon, so partners can move fast and earn recurring revenue without carrying inventory or scheduling installers.

Three ways to partner

Referral partners

Consultants, brokers, and industry advisors who introduce parking operators. You send a tracked partner link; we handle onboarding, billing, and support. You earn recurring revenue on every lot that goes live.

Technology & integration partners

Mobility apps, navigation platforms, and AI agents that want live availability and one-call booking. Build on the public API and MCP server so your users can find and reserve Park Graph spaces natively.

Reseller & operator partners

Property managers and multi-lot operators who deploy Park Graph across a portfolio under one dashboard. No gate hardware, no per-site contractors — one printed QR code per entrance.

Park Graph partner program overview showing the referral, technology, and reseller tracks built on one hardware-free parking platform — All three partner tracks build on the same hardware-free platform: QR payments, real-time availability, and a public API.

How partner attribution works

Every partner starts with a tracked link that carries a referral code and UTM parameters. When an operator clicks it, Park Graph persists the referral code in their browser and attaches it to the account they create, so each lot they launch is credited to the partner who sent them. There is no spreadsheet to maintain and no manual claim process — attribution is captured at signup and follows the operator as they add more lots over time.

That model is what makes partner revenue recurring rather than a one-time bounty. Because Park Graph charges operators on a subscription and platform-fee basis, referral partners earn for as long as the lots they introduced stay live. A consultant who brings on a multi-lot operator continues to earn as that operator expands across the portfolio, which aligns the partner's incentives with the operator's long-term success instead of a single closed deal.

Technology partners follow a parallel path through the developer tools. The public REST API, the MCP server, and the ChatGPT Actions manifest expose live availability and one-call booking, so a navigation app or AI agent can surface and reserve Park Graph spaces natively. Most technology partners prototype in the sandbox first, then request production credentials once their integration is ready — no hardware, no on-site dependencies, and no waiting on an installation crew.

Why partners win with Park Graph

Hardware-free: a printed QR code replaces gates, meters, and pay stations — nothing to ship or install.
Fast time-to-live: operators can take their first paid session the same afternoon they sign up.
Recurring revenue: referral partners earn on the lifetime of every attributed lot, not a one-time bounty.
Built for AI discovery: lots are exposed to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity so your customers capture agent-driven demand.
Transparent attribution: tracked links tie every signup and live lot back to the partner who sent it.

Park Graph partner payout split diagram showing how Stripe processes an operator session and credits recurring revenue to the referring partner — Payments flow through Stripe, and recurring partner revenue is attributed automatically alongside the operator's payout.

Become a partner

Start with a tracked partner link. Create your account, share your link with operators, and every lot they launch is credited to you.

Get your partner link

Prefer to talk first? Contact our partnerships team.

Frequently asked questions

How does partner tracking work?: Your partner link carries a referral code and UTM parameters. When an operator clicks it, we persist the referral code in their browser and attach it to the account they create, so every lot they launch is attributed to you. You can see attributed signups and live lots in your partner view.
What do referral partners earn?: Referral partners earn recurring revenue tied to the subscription and platform fees of the operators they introduce, for as long as those lots stay live. Exact terms are set in the partner agreement during onboarding — we keep it simple and recurring rather than a one-time bounty.
Is there any hardware or upfront cost for partners?: No. Park Graph is hardware-free — a printed QR code replaces gates and meters. There is no inventory to carry, no installation crew to schedule, and no upfront license fee to become a partner. Operators can be live the same afternoon they sign up.
Can I integrate Park Graph into my own app or agent?: Yes. The public REST API, MCP server, and ChatGPT Actions manifest let your product query real-time availability and book a space in one call. Technology partners typically start in the developer sandbox before requesting production credentials.