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Own the devices and retain 70% of paid parking receipts under the published purchase model. OpenSpot's 30% commission covers software and routine service for paid spaces.
Parking management · Uzbekistan
Make every parking space work for your property.
For offices, coworking spaces and hotels in Uzbekistan: protect reserved spaces, manage paid parking and see activity in one OpenSpot app. Start with the spaces that matter most to your guests and your business.
Discuss my parking area
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Paid parking and VIP access on the same property
An office may need spaces for staff and visiting clients. A hotel needs predictable guest access. A coworking space may reserve a small VIP zone while accepting paid visitors in the remaining spaces. Define who can use each zone and when, rather than applying the same rule to every bay.
In a mixed layout, complimentary VIP sessions do not produce parking revenue. Treat VIP equipment and ongoing service as a guest-service budget, and evaluate paid spaces separately. Access permissions and booking rules can be adapted to the property's operating needs.
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An entrance barrier or control at each space?
An entrance barrier controls entry to a parking area. Bay-level equipment controls an individual space, helping keep a reserved bay available for the authorized driver. These solve different problems: access to the site and access to a specific space.
Choose the layout after checking vehicle routes, pedestrian access, the surface and the spaces you need to protect. OpenSpot can be considered for selected premium bays or a paid zone; the right equipment count follows the operating plan, not simply the site's total capacity.
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How the parking operation works
First, define the zones, permitted users, tariff and booking rules. Drivers use the OpenSpot app for the supported reservation, payment and access journey. The operator manages availability, permissions and parking activity through the platform.
Before launch, agree how staff handle a cancelled booking, an overstaying vehicle, a payment question or a device issue. Demonstrate those scenarios with the team so a clear customer experience is supported by a workable daily process.
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From a site plan to a working first zone
Send the location, a parking plan or photographs, an approximate space count and your priorities. We use these to discuss the initial layout, VIP allocation and commercial model. Installation scope, delivery, taxes, service and the responsibilities of each party belong in the proposal.
Site preparation, including resurfacing where needed, is the property owner's responsibility. Coordinate that work with device installation. A first zone lets both teams review paid use, guest access and operating issues before deciding how to expand.
Choose how to fund and operate the parking
Pay monthly
Request an equipment-lease proposal based on quantity and term. Monthly payments, transaction fees and any purchase option are specified together.
Share revenue
For an agreed paid-parking site, OpenSpot funds the paid-zone devices and the parties share paid parking revenue 50/50. Site preparation is budgeted separately by the property.
Questions property owners ask
How much does a parking device cost?
The published customer purchase price for a paid-parking device is $930. Installation, delivery, taxes and the agreed scope are specified in the quote. VIP equipment and standalone service have their own terms.
Can clients park free while other visitors pay?
Yes. Separate VIP and paid zones, with access rights and booking rules for the intended users. Free VIP access has no parking transaction to share; agree equipment and service costs for that zone separately.
Can the app be adapted to our parking rules?
OpenSpot supports bookings, payments and access management. Describe the rules you need for guests, staff and VIP clients so the team can configure the workflow and demonstrate it before launch.
Will Revenue Share pay for new asphalt?
The published Revenue Share option concerns paid-zone devices and operation. Surface preparation and other civil works are the property's responsibility and should be coordinated with installation.
How much income will our parking make?
Estimate paid spaces × hourly tariff × paid hours per day × operating days. Paid hours reflect paying demand, not the property's opening hours. Compare several demand levels, then apply the agreed revenue split and your own costs. A 24-hour site does not automatically have 24 paid hours per space.
Can we start with part of the parking area?
Yes. Agree an initial zone, test the daily guest and payment journeys, and review actual usage before expanding. The first proposal sets the space count and responsibilities.
Show us your parking area.
Send the location, a plan or photographs, the approximate number of spaces and whether your priority is paid parking, reserved access or both. We will discuss a layout and a partnership model for your property.
Discuss my parking area