Every AI agent can find your lot

Every AI agent booking follows the same payment flow as a QR scan. The agent provides the driver with a booking link. When the driver clicks through and confirms payment, a session starts with full Stripe authorization and manual capture. The link is unique, pre-filled with the lot and duration the AI recommended, so the driver confirms with a single tap rather than filling out forms.

Agent bookings are attributed in your dashboard under the “Agent” source category, with the specific platform (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, etc.) tracked as metadata. This lets you see exactly how much revenue each AI platform is driving to your lots. The attribution is automatic and requires no setup or tagging on your part — Park Graph tracks the originating agent through the booking URL parameters.

On average, lots with Park Graph's AI agent integrations see 15-25% more bookings than lots relying solely on walk-up QR scans. As AI assistants become the default way people search for local services, lots that are not accessible to AI agents will lose market share to those that are. The trend is accelerating — agent-originated bookings have grown 300% quarter-over-quarter across the Park Graph network.

Agent bookings can include an optional per-booking surcharge (configurable in your pricing rules) to account for the premium nature of pre-booked, guaranteed spaces. This is separate from the platform transaction fee and flows entirely to the lot owner. A typical surcharge of $1-$3 per booking adds meaningful revenue without deterring bookings, since drivers value the convenience of guaranteed availability.

Beyond AI agents, Park Graph integrates with navigation and mapping platforms. Your lots can appear in Google Maps, Apple Maps, and Waze through standard data feeds. When a driver searches for parking in any navigation app, your lot shows up with real-time availability and pricing. The driver taps the listing to start navigation and arrives at your lot ready to scan and pay.

Park Graph exposes a GeoJSON endpoint at /api/v1/lots.geojson that provides spatial data for all listed lots. This endpoint is consumed by mapping platforms, fleet management systems, and smart city dashboards. Each lot's GeoJSON feature includes coordinates, capacity, current occupancy, rates, features (EV charging, handicap, valet), and a direct booking URL.

For operators in transit-heavy areas, Park Graph supports GTFS-flex integration for transit agencies. This allows transit planning apps to suggest your lot as a park-and-ride option, connecting your parking spaces to the broader public transportation network. Commuters searching for the best combination of driving and transit see your lot as a recommended stopping point.

Every AI agent integration is secured with API key authentication and rate limiting. You control exactly what data each agent can access. Public availability and pricing data is shared by default. Sensitive data like revenue, driver information, and session history is never exposed to external agents.

Each integration can be individually enabled or disabled from your dashboard. If you want your lots visible to ChatGPT but not to Grok, you can configure that with a single toggle. Rate limits prevent any single agent from overwhelming your infrastructure. Enterprise plans include dedicated rate limits and priority response times for high-traffic agent integrations.

All agent interactions are logged and auditable. You can see exactly which agents queried your lots, how many bookings each agent generated, and what revenue came through each channel. This attribution data helps you understand where your customers are coming from and which AI platforms drive the most value for your business.