The tip happens in fifteen seconds at the curb.
A tap card on the stand or a QR code on the ticket — the guest taps a card while the attendant is still walking back, and the tip is recorded to that person's own ledger before the next car pulls up.
4% per tip · $0.50 minimum · no monthly, no setup, no contract
No cash in the wallet, and no time to fix it.
A guest who wants to tip the attendant has maybe fifteen seconds between the car arriving and them walking away — and increasingly, no cash on them at all. If the moment passes, the tip never happens.
No cash, no tip
The guest would tip if they had a bill on them. Increasingly, they don't.
The window is seconds
The car pulls up, the door opens, and the guest is already walking. It has to be one tap or it doesn't happen at all.
No proof of income
Cash tips at a stand leave no record for the attendant and no read for the business on who's actually earning trust from guests.
One tap, before the guest walks away.
Each attendant gets a code
A tap card clipped to a badge or a QR code on the ticket, tied to that attendant's own page.
The guest taps or scans at the stand
NFC tap or a camera scan, Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card. No app, no account, done before the next car pulls forward.
It lands on that attendant's ledger
Recorded to the individual who brought the car, with the fee and net shown on the screen the guest saw.
A tap card at the stand, or a code on the ticket.
Stand kiosk
A small screen at the valet stand for a guest who wants to pick the amount themselves. Optional, not required to start.
QR code & NFC tap
A QR code printed on the parking ticket, or an NFC tap card clipped to a badge. The guest scans or taps and pays in seconds.
Terminal & integrations
Where tipping meets the card terminal your business already runs. We say plainly what is live today and what is not.
The fee sits on the screen, not in a memo to the stand.
One line: 4% of the tip, with a $0.50 minimum. Nothing monthly, nothing to set up, nothing to sign. It shows above the pay button, on the guest's own screen, before they commit to anything.
The guest can also choose to cover it. One toggle: they pay the tip plus the fee, and the attendant keeps the whole tip.
Below $12.50 the $0.50 minimum applies; above it, the 4% does. Payouts open once the business links its bank and card processing is switched on.
What businesses and attendants ask first.
Do attendants need a phone to receive tips?
No. The tap card or QR code points to their own page — the guest's phone does the work. An attendant only needs a phone to check their own balance.
What does it cost the business?
Nothing monthly and nothing to set up. The only fee is 4% of each tip, with a $0.50 minimum, shown to the guest before they pay.
How fast is a scan, really?
Fast enough for the window a valet stand has — a tap or a scan, then Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card, without an app or an account.
Can we run this alongside our existing payment terminal?
Yes. It sits next to whatever you already run for parking payments — the tip is a separate, simple path.
When does the money actually reach an attendant?
Payouts open once the business links its bank and card processing is switched on. We do not promise a settlement date beyond that.
Give the curb a way to say thank you.
No calendar invite, no quote request, no counter-signed contract. Set up your team today, or have someone walk you through it first.
4% per tip · $0.50 minimum · no monthly, no setup, no contract