JustPark
Best for: UK drivers who want to pre-book a guaranteed private driveway or car park space near airports, stadiums and commuter stations instead of paying official on-site rates
About this app
JustPark began in 2006 as ParkatmyHouse, a London startup with a simple idea: let homeowners rent out idle driveways to drivers who need them. Two decades on, it is the UK's dominant peer-to-peer parking marketplace, claiming more than 100,000 reservable spaces spanning private driveways, garages, church lots, hotel car parks and commercial facilities across London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Edinburgh and virtually every UK town. Drivers pre-book by the hour, day or month, with discounted long-stay plans popular for commuter and airport parking, and pay in-app with a small service fee added at checkout. Hosts list for free and JustPark deducts roughly 3% commission per booking. The app also folds in drive-up "park and pay" at partnered locations and EV charging through its JustCharge arm. What sets JustPark apart from EasyPark, RingGo or PayByPhone is inventory: those apps sell council and operator tariffs, while JustPark sells spaces no one else has, often undercutting nearby car parks. After merging with Dallas-based ParkHub in 2024, the combined company launched the consumer app in the United States in 2025, handling parking at the University of Hawai'i, the Rose Bowl and Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
- Marketplace of 100,000+ reservable UK spaces, including private driveways and garages competitors don't list
- Hourly, daily and discounted monthly bookings for commuters and long stays
- Host mode: list your driveway free, set prices and earn passive income
- Airport, stadium, event and train-station pre-booking with a best-price guarantee
- Drive-up Park and Pay at partnered locations and councils
- EV charging point booking via the JustCharge network
- In-app directions, photos, reviews and host messaging for each space
Pricing & fees
Free · service fee per booking (hosts pay ~3% commission)
- App is free; a small non-refundable transaction fee is added to each booking at checkout (reviewers report roughly £0.10-£0.50 extra on short city stays)
- London examples from JustPark's own listings: hourly spaces from about £1.06/hour, daily from about £4.68/day, monthly spaces from about £58.74/month
- Rolling monthly bookings bill in advance on the same day each month (minimum 1-month commitment); cancel at least 4 days before the next billing date to avoid another charge
- Hosts renting out driveways pay roughly 3% commission/payment-processing fee on earnings
- Best Price Guarantee: find the same space cheaper elsewhere and JustPark matches the price plus 20% credit
- Discounts up to 10% for paying up-front for longer pre-paid durations (e.g. 3/5/7-day weekly plans)
Ratings & scores
What users say
▲ Most praised
- Pre-booking a guaranteed space near stadiums, airports and train stations is far cheaper and less stressful than official on-site parking
- Booking flow is fast, with clear directions and access instructions sent immediately, and stays can be extended with one tap from the app
- The feedback/support team replies quickly by email and reviewers report issues being resolved and refunded
- Hosts like how easily a spare driveway turns into reliable extra income
▼ Common complaints
- Forced account creation and card details even for free or trivial sessions (e.g. National Trust car parks), which feels like needless data collection
- Payment and sign-in glitches at pay-on-arrival car parks, including Google Pay errors that block payment at the machine moment
- Transaction fees quietly added on top of the advertised tariff, so the app total ends up higher than the price on the car-park sign
- Inflexible cancellations (no refund inside 24 hours) and confusing automatic extension of booking end times
Pros & cons
What we like
- Unique inventory of private driveways often significantly cheaper than nearby commercial car parks
- Pre-booking guarantees a space near stadiums, airports and stations where drive-up parking sells out
- Free and genuinely easy way for homeowners to monetise an empty driveway
- Strong track record at scale: 13M+ UK drivers and around 185K Trustpilot reviews averaging roughly 4.5
- Monthly plans with up-front discounts undercut season tickets for commuters
What could improve
- Hosts can cancel at short notice — users report spaces pulled hours before a trip or concert
- Booked spaces are sometimes occupied on arrival, and refund/relocation handling can be slow
- Service fee added at checkout, and hosts have complained about newly introduced withdrawal fees on earnings
- Consumer coverage is essentially UK-only; the 2025 US launch is limited to select venues and campuses
How to use JustPark
- Install JustPark, create an account, and add your vehicle registration and a payment card.
- Enter your destination plus arrival and departure times to see available spaces on the map.
- Compare options by price, walking distance, photos and past-driver reviews, then pick a space.
- Book and pay in-app; the total including the service fee is shown before you confirm.
- Follow the in-app directions and access instructions (gate codes, host notes) when you arrive.
- Extend your stay from the app if plans change, or message the host/support if there's a problem.
Editor’s tips
- Watch the refund windows: cancelling less than 24 hours before the start time gets you nothing, and bookings under £50 cancelled between 24 hours and 21 days out are refunded to your JustPark wallet, not your card - cancel 21+ days ahead for money back to your bank
- For airports and stadium events, book a nearby private driveway weeks in advance - Gatwick, Heathrow and Wembley-area driveways are a fraction of official parking and the good ones sell out on match/flight-heavy days
- Commuters should switch from daily bookings to a rolling monthly space (often 50%+ cheaper per day), but diarise the renewal: you must cancel at least 4 days before the billing date or you pay another full month
- If you find the same space cheaper on a rival site, claim JustPark's Best Price Guarantee - they match it and add 20% credit
- EV driver without a home charger? Use the built-in JustCharge network to book neighbours' home chargepoints by the hour - and if you own a driveway or charger, list it in the same app to earn passive income (about 3% fee on payouts)
Editor’s verdict
JustPark is the rare parking app that owns its niche outright: nobody else in the UK offers anywhere near its depth of private driveways and pre-bookable off-street spaces. For predictable events — a flight from Gatwick, a match at Anfield, a month of commuting — it is frequently the cheapest and least stressful option, and the booking flow with photos, reviews and access notes is genuinely well executed. The host side is equally compelling, turning idle driveways into income with no listing cost. The catch is that a marketplace is only as reliable as its hosts. Cancellations at short notice, occupied spaces on arrival and sluggish refund resolution are recurring, well-documented complaints, and recently added host withdrawal fees have irritated the supply side. The 2025 US expansion via the ParkHub merger is promising but currently venue-led, not city-wide. Within the UK, though, JustPark complements rather than replaces street-parking apps — and for planned trips it is often the smartest first check.
How it compares
vs RingGo
RingGo is the UK's council on-street incumbent: pick it when you're paying for a metered street bay or council car park session on the spot. Pick JustPark when you want to reserve a specific private driveway or off-street space in advance with a guaranteed spot waiting.
vs YourParkingSpace
The most direct rival - another UK driveway/off-street pre-booking marketplace, now part of Flowbird. Inventory overlaps but differs by neighbourhood, so price-check both before a long airport or monthly booking; JustPark has the larger driver community and lets you invoke its Best Price Guarantee if the rival is cheaper.
vs PayByPhone
PayByPhone is for ad-hoc on-street sessions across UK cities and abroad, started in seconds at the kerbside. JustPark wins whenever planning ahead matters - airports, events, commuter seasons - because you lock in a private space and price before leaving home.
Frequently asked questions
Is JustPark free to use?
The app is free to download and browse. Drivers pay a small service/transaction fee on top of each booking (for multi-bookings it's 12% capped at £2.49), and hosts pay around 3% commission on earnings.
Where does JustPark operate?
Coverage is UK-wide, from London and Manchester to small towns, with 100,000+ reservable spaces. Since merging with ParkHub, JustPark also handles parking at select US venues and campuses such as the Rose Bowl and the University of Hawai'i.
Can I rent out my own driveway?
Yes. Listing is free: add photos, set availability and pricing, and JustPark handles bookings and payments, deducting a small commission before paying out to your bank.
What happens if my booked space is occupied when I arrive?
You contact JustPark support through the app for relocation or a refund. It usually gets resolved, but users report the process can be slow, so build in buffer time for important trips.
Does JustPark do airport and monthly parking?
Yes — airport pre-booking near major UK hubs is a core use case, and monthly plans with up-front payment discounts of up to 10% target commuters.
What happens if I get a parking fine (PCN) while using JustPark?
For private driveways and JustPark-managed spaces, your in-app booking confirmation is your proof of the right to park - keep it and contact support (help@justpark.com) if a charge notice appears. In third-party car parks bookable through the app, enforcement is run by the site operator (often via ANPR), so make sure your number plate is entered exactly right at booking; disputes go to the operator with your JustPark receipt attached.
Can I charge an electric car through JustPark?
Yes. Beyond car parks with EV bays, the app includes JustCharge, JustPark's community charging network: hundreds of hosts rent out their home chargepoints by the hour, bookable exactly like a parking space. It is aimed at EV drivers without off-street parking, and homeowners with a charger can list it to earn income.
How do I stop a rolling monthly booking without being charged again?
Monthly bookings carry a minimum one-month commitment and then renew automatically, with payment collected in advance on the same day each month. Cancel in the app at least 4 days before your next billing date; you keep access to the space until the paid-up renewal date. Cancelling later than that means the next month is still charged.
Does JustPark offer business accounts, and what data does the app collect?
JustPark for Business provides centralised billing, VAT invoicing and team parking management for fleets and staff - the ParkHub merger pushed this B2B side further. On privacy, the Google Play data-safety listing says the app may collect location, personal and financial info and may share personal/financial data with third parties; data is encrypted in transit and you can request deletion of your account data.
About the developer
JustPark was founded in London in 2006 by Anthony Eskinazi as ParkatmyHouse, a pioneer of the driveway-sharing economy, and rebranded to JustPark in 2014. Early backers included BMW i Ventures and Index Ventures, plus a then-record £3.7m Crowdcube raise in 2015. Now headquartered at 2 Pancras Square, King's Cross, it claims over 14 million UK drivers, 100,000+ reservable spaces and £90m+ paid out to space owners. In February 2024 it merged with Dallas-based, FTV Capital-backed ParkHub, creating a transatlantic group spanning consumer pre-booking, the JustCharge community EV-charging network and business parking accounts.
Additional information
Where it works
100,000+ reservable spaces across thousands of UK towns and cities — including London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glasgow.
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