Tenant
Monthly
Suite permit. Reserved stall. Same plate every weekday.
Commercial
Tenants, visitors, employees. One lot that actually pays.
Live occupancy for the people who belong here. Enforcement for the ones who don't. Revenue that was walking out the gate.
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Now
14 open · L1
Right on Aisle B
40 ft
- Then
- B-14 · open
- Permit
- FAC-4412
- Suite
- 400 · monthly
- Lot
- North Garage · tenant
Occupancy
14 open
North Garage · L1
Cite queue
VENDOR9
Suite 210 · no permit today
Reserved · $45
Mix
Three parkers. One event stream.
Monthly, hourly, and permit on the same cameras. Tenant-shared guest parking is a visitor invite, not this hourly card.
Visitor
Hourly
QR or app. The hours that used to walk out unpaid.
Employee
Permit
Digital. Expires Friday. No hangtag drawer.
Surfaces
Drivers find the stall. Unauthorized plates don't stay.
Occupancy and enforcement on the same feed. Reserved stalls stay reserved.
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Now
14 open · L1
Right on Aisle B
40 ft
- Then
- B-14 · open
- Permit
- FAC-4412
- Suite
- 400 · monthly
- Lot
- North Garage · tenant
Cite queue
VENDOR9
Suite 210 stall · no permit today
Reserved · $45
What the stack covers
Live occupancy
Open, taken, reserved — one feed.
Reserved stalls
Tenant spaces stay tenant spaces.
Digital permits
No stickers. Expiry lives in Admin.
LPR enforcement
Unpaid and unauthorized flag themselves.
Event overlays
Rewrite the path without reprinting.
Multi-lot
If this garage is full, send them next door.
Results
Hours that used to leave unpaid.
Illustrative lot. Same honesty as the payments ledger — collected vs leaked, then a quiet size picker.
Last month · illustrative lot
Collected
$48,200
Visitor hours + monthly posted. Reconciled.
Leaked
$11,040
Unpaid visitors, tenant overstay, reserved squatters.
Size picker · existing presets
Without Spot
$3,000,000
With Spot
$3,772,200
Lift
26%
Mid-size organizations (~5,000 spaces). Full ROI calculator.
Operators
What managers actually feel
Complaints, unpaid hours, patrols, and hangtags — without another chapter of feature cards.
Fewer tenant complaints
Reserved stalls are actually reserved. Visitors stop circling the aisle.
Unpaid hours come back
Visitor sessions and overstays post. You can point at the leak.
Visibility without extra patrols
Cameras already watching. Alerts when a plate does not belong.
No hangtag drawer
Permits expire in Admin. The windshield sticker era is over.
Common questions.
Don't see yours? Talk to us.
How does Spot recover revenue in commercial lots?
Live occupancy and wayfinding fill stalls faster, while enforcement and paid sessions catch unpaid parking that paper tickets and roaming officers miss.
Do we have to replace our existing PARCS or gates?
Usually no. Spot integrates with existing gate controllers and PARCS hardware. Paid and permitted plates open the lane; everyone else pays at QR or a kiosk.
How quickly can a commercial site go live?
Camera-connected lots can start with occupancy and wayfinding, then add enforcement and payments. Scan-to-cite can cover events the same week with no install.
Can one operator run mixed-use and multi-tenant sites?
Yes. Admin sets rules per lot; Partner scales a portfolio. Tenants, visitors, and monthly parkers share one event stream and one payout trail.
One stack for mixed-use.
Start with one garage.
Occupancy, permits, and enforcement on the same event stream. Payouts already know the rest.