The switch is on us.
Everyone selling parking tech says switching is easy. Here's ours in five actual steps — what we do, what you do, and how long it takes. Spoiler: your part is mostly saying yes.
You're not staying because you love your provider.
Most operators aren't defending their current system — they're dreading the migration. The monthlies to move, the signs to reprint, the month of parallel chaos. That fear is doing your current provider's retention work for free. So instead of a "switching is easy!" banner, here's the actual migration, step by step.
A switch, measured in days.
The walkthrough
Day 0One call. You bring your locations, rates, monthly list, and current per-transaction fee. We map what exists today — every rate rule, permit type, and validation arrangement.
We build your locations
Days 1–2Our team configures everything in the dashboard: rates, max stays, monthlies, permits, validations, event pricing. You review in your browser and correct anything we got wrong. You don't do data entry.
Monthlies move
Days 2–4We configure the program, import the records available to us, and send one clear notice under your brand. Permit holders confirm their plate and payment details in a short passwordless flow — we handle the communication.
Signage swaps
Days 3–5We print and ship QR signage carrying your brand. Old signs come down, ours go up — for most Scan to Pay locations, that's the whole physical migration. Camera/kiosk sites get a scoped install plan with dates.
First transaction
Within a weekDrivers pay on the first scan. You watch it live in the dashboard. From that day the operation runs under your brand — and we're still on the phone next month, not just this one.
Scan to Pay locations typically go live within days of a signed agreement. Hardware installs run on a per-site schedule — and the QR can start collecting while the hardware is on its way.
Bring your contract to the demo.
Notice periods, auto-renewals, and equipment terms vary wildly — some agreements end with an email, others are engineered to hold you. We've read a lot of them. Bring yours and we'll tell you honestly what your timeline looks like, including whether waiting out a renewal beats paying to leave early.
The exit is as easy as the entrance.
No long-term lock-in, no multi-year hardware lease disguised as a platform agreement. We're cloud-native, and our economics arrive month by month, alongside your operation. If we ever stop being the best answer, leaving Flowpark is a decision — not a project.
Not sure? Run us next to what you have.
One new sign under your brand, one QR: drivers choose your current app or Flowpark on the same screen. Your provider keeps working. For your first 60 days, Flowpark charges no provider transaction fee, so you keep every convenience fee collected through Flowpark while you compare. If we don't earn the lot, switch Flowpark off — the QR points straight to the app you kept, and the sign stays yours at no cost.
How the side-by-side pilot worksWhat you're actually risking.
The status quo isn't free. It just bills you invisibly.
Questions, answered.
Still weighing it up? The fastest answer is fifteen minutes with the live product.
Book a demoHow long does switching actually take?
Who moves my monthly parkers?
Will there be downtime where drivers can't pay?
What if my rates and validation rules are complicated?
What does the migration cost?
What if it doesn't work out?
Start the walkthrough.
Bring one location, your rate card, and your current fee. Fifteen minutes tells you what the switch looks like — and what it earns.