2.8
ParkAppsHub score
MooneyGo (myCicero)
Pluservice S.r.l.
Street parking payment · Free app, pay-per-use parking/transit fees plus small transaction service fee
Best for: Italian residents and visitors who need to pay street parking (strisce blu), transit tickets and ZTL fees in one app across many Italian municipalities
4.7
App Store
1M+
Downloads
1
Country
Europe
AndroidiOS
800+ Italian municipalities (historical claim)
About this app
MyCicero began as one of Italy's earliest unified mobility-payment apps, built by Cicero S.p.A. to let drivers and commuters pay for street parking (strisce blu), local public transport tickets, limited-traffic-zone (ZTL) access and other municipal charges from a single prepaid account. It grew to partner with hundreds of Italian towns and cities, each configuring its own tariffs and parking zones inside the shared platform. The company and app were subsequently absorbed into Mooney Group, the payments joint venture between SisalGroup and Intesa Sanpaolo, and the service has been migrating to Mooney's own MooneyGo app. As a result the MyCicero name and listing are being wound down in favor of MooneyGo, even though the underlying municipal-parking and transit network largely continues under the new brand.
- Pay-by-minute street parking (strisce blu) across participating Italian municipalities
- Public transport ticket purchase for local bus/train/metro operators
- ZTL (limited traffic zone) access payment in supported cities
- Prepaid wallet / stored balance for recurring payments
- Parking session reminders and remote stop
- Tourist tax and other municipal micro-payments in select towns
Pricing & fees
Free app, pay-per-use parking/transit fees plus small transaction service fee
- Street parking billed at the local municipal per-minute/per-hour tariff set by each city
- A small per-transaction service fee is typically added on top of the parking or ticket cost
- Wallet top-ups via card, no separate subscription fee for basic parking payment
Accepted payment methods
Credit/debit cardPrepaid in-app walletApple PayGoogle Pay
Ratings & scores
Editorial score set by the ParkAppsHub team using our five-criteria grid — see how we rate. Store ratings shown for reference.
What users say
▲ Most praised
- Convenient to avoid hunting for coins or parking meters across many Italian towns
- Combines parking, transit tickets and ZTL payments in one wallet
- Long track record and broad municipal partner network in Italy
▼ Common complaints
- Confusion and frustration over the app being replaced/merged into MooneyGo
- Per-session service fees seen as an unwelcome markup on top of official tariffs
- Inconsistent feature availability and occasional payment/login glitches depending on city
Summarised from recent user reviews on Google Play, the App Store and consumer platforms. Themes, not verbatim quotes.
Pros & cons
What we like
- Combines street parking, public transport tickets and ZTL access in one app
- Historically one of the broadest municipal-partner networks in Italy
- Prepaid wallet simplifies repeat payments without re-entering card details each time
- Familiar, established brand for Italian drivers used for over a decade
What could improve
- The MyCicero brand and app have been folded into MooneyGo, leaving long-time users confused about which app to install and whether the old app still receives support
- Per-transaction service fees on top of the parking tariff make short, frequent sessions comparatively expensive versus paying at a meter or with local operator apps
- Coverage and feature depth vary a lot by municipality, so functionality that works in one city (e.g., ZTL passes or transit tickets) may be missing in another
How to use MooneyGo (myCicero)
- Download the current app (verify it is MooneyGo if MyCicero is no longer listed for your city) and create an account
- Top up the in-app wallet with a card or other supported payment method
- Select your city and parking zone, then start a metered parking session or buy a transit ticket
- Stop the session manually from the app when you leave, or let it auto-expire at the maximum allowed time
- Check trip/payment history in the app to track spend across parking, transit and ZTL charges
Editor’s tips
- Confirm whether your city's parking is still served under the MyCicero listing or has already moved to MooneyGo before topping up a wallet
- Set the parking session to auto-remind before the paid time expires to avoid a fine
- Compare the app's per-transaction fee against buying a physical scratch-card or paying at a meter for very short stays
Editor’s verdict
MyCicero was one of Italy's pioneering all-in-one mobility-payment apps, letting drivers pay for blue-zone street parking by the minute, buy local bus/train tickets, settle ZTL entry fees and even pay tourist tax in some towns, all from a single prepaid wallet. Its strength was breadth: very few competitors matched its combination of parking plus transit plus ancillary municipal payments across so many Italian towns. Its weakness was consistency — because each municipality plugs in its own tariffs and rules, the experience (and available features) can feel patchy from city to city, and small per-transaction fees add up for frequent short-stay parkers. The biggest issue today is brand continuity: Mooney Group has been migrating the service to MooneyGo, so anyone searching app stores for "MyCicero" risks landing on a stale listing rather than the actively maintained app. For occasional visitors to Italian city centers it remains a practical way to avoid hunting for parking meters or ZTL permits, but new users should confirm they are installing the currently supported app before relying on it.
— The ParkAppsHub editorial team · 2026-08-06
How it compares
vs EasyPark
EasyPark covers dozens of countries with a single account, while MyCicero/MooneyGo is essentially Italy-only but goes further there by bundling bus/train tickets and ZTL payments alongside parking.
vs Telepass
Telepass is stronger for tolls and highway payments nationwide, whereas MyCicero focuses on municipal street parking and local transit rather than motorway infrastructure.
Frequently asked questions
Is MyCicero still available, or has it become MooneyGo?
Mooney Group has been transitioning MyCicero's parking and transit network to its MooneyGo app; the MyCicero brand is being phased out, so users should check which app is currently listed and supported in their city before relying on it.
Which cities in Italy support MyCicero/MooneyGo parking payments?
Coverage spans a large number of Italian municipalities that have partnered with the platform for strisce blu (blue-zone) parking, though exact tariffs, zones and available features differ by city and must be checked in-app.
Does MyCicero charge a fee on top of the parking tariff?
Yes, transactions typically include a small per-session service fee in addition to the municipal parking rate, which can make it less economical for very short parking stays.
Can I use MyCicero/MooneyGo outside Italy?
No, the service is built around Italian municipal parking, transit and ZTL systems and does not cover other countries.
What else can I pay for besides parking in the app?
Depending on the city, users can also buy local public transport tickets, pay ZTL (limited traffic zone) access fees, and in some municipalities settle tourist tax or other local charges.
About the developer
MyCicero was created by Italian company Cicero S.p.A., a mobility-payments specialist that built one of Italy's earliest unified apps for street parking, public transport and ZTL access. The company and app were absorbed into Mooney Group (the SisalGroup–Intesa Sanpaolo joint venture behind Mooney Pay, Prontobollo and other payment services), which relaunched the product under the MooneyGo brand around 2023-2024, continuing the original municipal-parking network under new ownership and app identity.
Additional information
Developer
Pluservice S.r.l.
Founded
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Headquarters
Italy
Ownership
Mooney Group (SisalGroup / Intesa Sanpaolo joint venture)
Category
Street parking payment
Price
Free app, pay-per-use parking/transit fees plus small transaction service fee
Coverage
800+ Italian municipalities (historical claim)
Downloads
1M+
Languages
Italian, English
Reviewed
2026-08-06
Where it works
800+ Italian municipalities (historical claim) — including Rome, Milan, Turin, Bologna, Florence, Genoa, Naples, Venice.
Italy
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Independent review. ParkAppsHub is not affiliated with Pluservice S.r.l.. App name, logo and screenshots belong to their owners and are shown for identification and review purposes. Coverage, prices and features change — verify current conditions with the publisher. Last reviewed 2026-08-06.