
Valet team
- Check-in in seconds, with photos attached to the ticket
- Live request queue with sound and vibration alerts
- Works offline and syncs when the signal returns
Text-to-pay valet · Built for operators
Check a car in from your phone. Your guest gets the ticket by text, requests the car with one tap and pays with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card. You see every car and every dollar live.
No app for drivers · Live in a day · 100% of tips go to the venue



Everything arrives by text. Ticket, “your car is ready” and the payment link land on the driver’s phone. No download, no login, no paper.
for drivers: a link in a text is enough
from signed agreement to first ticket
of tips routed to the venue, flagged as tips
English, Spanish and Portuguese for staff and drivers
The attendant enters the plate and the guest’s phone number, snaps photos and taps send.
Requests appear in a live queue with an alert. One tap moves a car to ready.
Card, wallet and cash land in one ledger. Tips are tracked per ticket and per valet.
A message with the venue, the ticket number and a link. Nothing to install.
See the status and an ETA. Pay first or on pickup, depending on the venue.
One total up front, Apple Pay or Google Pay, two-tap tip and a receipt by text.








| Paper tickets | VroomPark |
|---|---|
| Lost stubs mean arguments at the curb | The ticket lives in the guest’s texts and in your search bar |
| Cash disappears and nobody can prove it | Every payment is a ledger entry with who, when and how |
| Guests wait with no idea where the car is | Live status and an ETA on the guest’s phone |
| Damage disputes turn into your word against theirs | Timestamped photos at check-in, attached to the ticket |
| Tips are a guess at the end of the night | Tips tracked per ticket and per valet, exportable |
| New attendants need a day of training | A few screens, three languages, a PIN to switch users |
A software fee per location plus a small fee per ticket, with no hardware to buy and no long contract. Early venues get pilot terms. We will quote you after a short call.


Card data is entered only in Stripe or Square hosted fields. It never touches our servers.
A signed, expiring link per ticket. No account, no password, no tracking cookies.
Price shown as one total before payment, tips never taxed and routed 100% to the venue, receipts that carry the details NYC expects.
No text without recorded consent. STOP is honored immediately. Messages are transactional only.
The attendant checks the car in from a phone. The driver receives a text with a link to a ticket page. From that page they request the car, see its status and pay. The venue sees everything in the portal.
A modern iPhone or Android phone with a mobile browser is enough for the valet app. There is no hardware to buy. A tablet or a shared phone works with a PIN to switch between attendants.
No. The driver opens a link from a text message. It works on any phone with a browser, in English, Spanish or Portuguese.
Drivers pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card through Stripe or Square. The venue is the merchant of record and funds go to the venue’s own connected account. Tips are routed 100% to the venue.
Yes. The attendant records cash on the ticket and it lands in the same ledger and the same daily close as card payments.
Most venues can be set up in a day: add the location, rate card and staff, connect payments, print the QR for the stand and check in the first car.
Phone numbers are encrypted at rest and masked in logs, photos are deleted after 90 days unless attached to an incident, and every human action in the portal is audited.
Book a 20-minute walkthrough. We will set up a demo location with your rate card and send you a real test ticket.
