How do I set up my assigned/deeded spot on Parkade?
Here’s a quick walkthrough of how to set up your existing spot into Parkade, at buildings that use Parkade to manage all their parking.
Welcome to Parkade!
Many buildings use Parkade to manage their on-site parking more easily. This means moving residents from a previous system that tracked parking spot assignments/deeds/rentals to using Parkade.
Wondering how this works? It's fairly simple. Your building sent us a list of each spot and who they’re leased to. We imported this list, and when you sign up for Parkade you should see your parking spot listed.
This is done by matching the phone number or email address your building gave us to what you entered for your Parkade account, so be sure to use the same number or email your building has on file. If you aren’t sure what email or phone we were provided, email us at hello@parkade.com.
In the Parkade app, you should see your spot(s) listed, along with your vehicle information (if your building provided it to us).
If you’re renting a spot from your building for a fee, you need to add a payment method to your Parkade account. Once you do that, you're all set!
If your spot is free, deeded or assigned, you don't need to add a payment method or complete any kind of "check out" step. The spot is already assigned to you, whether you download Parkade or not.
In both cases, you should add your vehicle information to your Parkade account. Parkade will be used to track and enforce parking — you should add any vehicle that will be parked in your spot to your account so we know they belong there.
Moving forward, you can use Parkade to:
Report any issues with your parking spot, such as an unauthorized vehicle parking there or something blocking the spot.
Update the list of vehicles allowed in your spot by going to the Account → Vehicles screen.
Sublease your spot to other residents. To do that, tap the "Host" tab, where you can set available dates and prices.
See your building's parking map by tapping on your parking spot and then the map.
Each spot will look like this:
