Permit pricing varies by community and is determined during onboarding based on your property's parking policy and agreement. ParkingPass simply reflects the pricing structure configured for your property.
Why Pricing Can Differ Between Properties
Each property establishes its own:
Permit fees
Guest pass pricing (if applicable)
Vehicle limits
Enforcement structure
As a result:
Some communities charge for resident permits.
Some include parking as part of a lease.
Some use paid guest parking.
Some use hybrid models (free up to a limit, then paid).
Pricing and limits can vary even between nearby properties.
Tiered Pricing (If Enabled)
Some properties use tiered pricing. Under tiered pricing:
Permit cost may increase based on the number of vehicles registered to a unit.
Different tiers may apply to the first, second, or additional vehicles.
Tier configuration is established during onboarding and applied automatically by the system. See Tiered Pricing for the full breakdown.
State-Specific Sales Tax
For properties in certain states (currently including Florida), state-required sales tax is added to permit purchases at checkout. The tax is calculated automatically and shown alongside the permit price — no resident action is needed.
How Residents See Pricing
Residents see permit pricing during:
Permit selection
Checkout
Guest pass registration (if paid guest parking is enabled)
All applicable fees are displayed before payment confirmation.
Configuration & Changes
Permit pricing structure is configured during onboarding and may be tied to contractual terms. Any changes to permit pricing must be coordinated through ParkingPass Support in collaboration with Account Management.
Important Notes
Pricing is enforced automatically by the system once configured.
Tiered pricing (if enabled) applies automatically based on vehicle count.
Refunds are not offered for unused days or permits that are ended early.