What GENIE is

GENIE is an AI-powered dynamic pricing engine for private parking operators. It prices every hour to real demand, optimises the mix of subscribers and transient drivers, and calibrates overbooking of subscriber capacity, all within limits the operator controls.

Parking revenue management

Parking is one of the last major asset classes still priced by hand. A car park generates a continuous stream of demand data, yet most operators still charge a single flat rate that ignores it. GENIE brings the revenue-management discipline that transformed airlines and hotels, demand forecasting, dynamic pricing, yield management and calibrated overbooking, to private parking, as software that runs on the systems operators already have.

Who GENIE is for

GENIE is built first and foremost for private parking operators and garage owners, the people responsible for what each space earns, running off-street car parks on a parking management system with a mix of subscribers and transient drivers. It fits naturally alongside two adjacent owners of the same problem:

What we believe

Two convictions shape the product. First, that operators should stay in control: GENIE optimises only within guardrails the operator sets, and shows the reasoning behind every decision, no black box. Second, that a pricing partner should share the risk: GENIE is priced on outcomes, so it only earns when the operator earns more.

About GENIE, FAQs

What is GENIE?

GENIE is an AI-powered dynamic pricing engine for private parking operators. It prices every hour to real demand, optimises the subscriber-versus-transient mix, and calibrates overbooking of subscriber capacity, within limits the operator controls.

Who is GENIE for?

Primarily private parking operators and garage owners running off-street car parks on a PMS. It also fits real-estate and asset owners who treat parking as an income-producing asset, and event venues with sharp, event-driven demand peaks.

Does GENIE have customer results yet?

GENIE is early-stage, and its revenue figures come from simulation rather than booked customer results. The starting point with any operator is a projection built from their own data.