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Types of parking spaces

What kind of spot can you list?

Any private space you're allowed to use, from a society slot to a corner of your lane. Every listing needs 3 photos, a short description and proof that you own or rent the property. We check each one before it goes live.

Photos are illustrative examples, not live listings.

Empty numbered parking slot B-12 in an apartment stilt area, marked with white linesApartment stilt parking with cars parked between concrete pillarsApartment building entrance with a gate, security cabin and boom barrier

Apartment stilt or basement slot

A numbered slot in your society that sits empty all day.

In a city of apartments, this is the spot most homes have. Residents who don't own a car, or drive to work, rent out their allotted slot by the hour. Drivers get a covered, marked space inside a gated building instead of a roadside gamble.

Fits
Hatchbacks to SUVs, depending on the slot
  • Covered
  • Security guard
  • Marked slot
Independent house with a paved driveway, gate and flowering plantsCovered car porch with a paved floor, wall-mounted EV charger and CCTV cameraGated driveway under a porch roof, lined with potted plants

Independent house or villa driveway

The driveway or car porch in front of your home.

If your car is out during the day, or you have room for a second vehicle, your driveway can earn while you're away. A gated driveway with a porch gives drivers a spot that's easy to find and shaded from the sun.

Fits
Most cars, including SUVs
  • Covered porch
  • Gated
  • CCTV 24/7
  • EV charging
Walled open plot with a gravel surface and coconut treesWhite hatchback parked in a walled gravel plot beside apartment buildingsOpen plot with a small side gate between two apartment buildings

Open plot or compound

A walled plot or compound with space to spare.

An empty plot or a large compound can take several cars. It's open to the sky, which keeps it simple, and it suits drivers who need a long, predictable stay near offices, markets or metro stations.

Fits
All cars and two-wheelers
  • Open air
  • Walled
  • Easy entry
Scooters parked in a covered courtyard with potted plantsScooter parked under a blue shade next to a residential doorwayGated lane entrance opening onto a busy street with an auto-rickshaw

Covered two-wheeler spot

A corner of your lane, courtyard or building entrance.

Even a small space works. A shaded corner next to your house or inside your building's entrance can fit a bike or scooter safely. Two-wheeler spots only show up for two-wheelers, so nobody turns up with a car.

Fits
Bikes and scooters only
  • Covered
  • Two-wheelers only

Have a spot like these?

List it in a few minutes, set your own hourly rate, and get paid by the driver directly over UPI.

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