Published 6 November 2026 · Illustrative examples
What the numbers tell us
At £8 per booked day, you need 25 days just to gross £200. At £12, you need about 17 days. Both exclude commission and other costs.
Costs and restrictions to consider
Demand depends on location, access and parking restrictions. Check similar parking listings rather than assuming every day will sell.
Try your own numbers
Use the free calculator to explore how your result changes with different prices, occupancy and running costs. Treat any attractive projected income with caution until you have checked local comparables and legal conditions.
What if the parking platform takes a commission?
Suppose you sell 20 days of parking at £12 each, generating £240 gross. At 20% commission you retain £192 before other expenses. Deduct £15 of incremental monthly costs and the estimate falls to £177 before tax. Commission and booking rates vary by platform; these are assumptions, not published fees.
What the calculator cannot predict
Our calculator does not predict local booking demand. Compare nearby parking options, access restrictions and seasonal event schedules before applying a high occupancy rate.