Dynamic and Predictive AI Pricing for Parking involves adjusting the price of parking spaces based on various factors, including demand, time of day, location, and special events. This approach helps maximize revenue and improve parking space utilization. Here’s how ParqEx has implemented dynamic and predictive AI pricing for parking. Try the ParqEx dynamic and predictive AI pricing tool to optimize your parking.

What is the difference between Dynamic versus Predictive Pricing in the parking industry?

Dynamic and Predictive AI pricing in Parking.

Dynamic pricing and predictive pricing are both pricing strategies that take into account various factors to set prices, but they differ in their approach and application:

Dynamic Pricing in Parking:

This pricing strategy involves adjusting prices in real time based on current market conditions. It takes into account factors such as parking demand, competitor pricing, time of day, and even external events to set flexible prices. The goal is to maximize revenue by responding quickly to the market.

Predictive Pricing in Parking:

Predictive pricing strategy, on the other hand, uses historical parking data and analytics to forecast future market trends and consumer behavior. It relies on predictive models to set parking spot availability, distribution between short-term vs. monthly parking spaces, and price (parking rates) that anticipate changes in parking demand or parking rates. This resource allocation and pricing strategy is more about planning and setting parking rates for the future rather than reacting in real time.

In essence, dynamic pricing in parking is reactive and adjusts prices based on what is happening in the market at the moment, while predictive pricing in parking is proactive, using data to predict and set parking space availability and prices for future scenarios. Both strategies aim to optimize parking asset utilization and pricing for revenue management but do so in different ways.

How does AI play a role in dynamic and predictive pricing models for the parking industry?

Dynamic Pricing and AI in Parking:

AI enhances dynamic pricing by analyzing real-time data to adjust parking allocation, resource availability, and parking rates (pricing) based on current market conditions. It uses machine learning, deep learning, and neural networks to process vast amounts of structured and unstructured data, identifying patterns that humans might not see. This allows parking businesses to use parking platforms like ParqEx to respond quickly to changes in parking demand, competitor pricing, and other factors, optimizing revenue and utilization.

Predictive Pricing and AI in Parking:

In predictive pricing, AI uses historical parking data and analytics to forecast future parking trends and consumer behavior. ParqEx’s predictive pricing algorithm employs predictive analytics and machine learning models to anticipate changes in parking demand and utilization, enabling parking businesses to plan resource allocation and set parking rates for future scenarios. This approach helps in making strategic pricing and resource allocation decisions that can lead to increased profitability and market competitiveness.

Both dynamic and predictive pricing strategies, benefit from AI’s ability to process and analyze data at a scale and speed beyond human capabilities, leading to more accurate and effective pricing strategies for the parking industry.

Innovative dynamic & predictive pricing for parking by ParqEx

ParqEx’s implementation of Dynamic and Predictive pricing using AI

ParqEx first introduced predictive and dynamic pricing in May 2016 on the ParqEx marketplace platform for owners to optimize their parking asset allocation and pricing. Over the years, ParqEx’s utilization and pricing models have evolved adding new variables and data sources to further enhance the dynamic and predictive pricing models using AI. ParqEx has identified several variables/influencers that impact parking demand, utilization, and parking rates. Here’s a simplified example:

Variable / Key Influencer(s) Impact on Pricing Example of Adjustment
Demand High Increase prices by 10% for every 10% increase in occupancy.
Time of Day Medium Peak hours (e.g., 8-10 am, 5-7 pm) have a 20% price increase.
Day of the Week Low Weekends have a 15% price increase compared to weekdays.
Location High Areas within 1 mile of downtown have a 30% price increase.
Special Events Very High Prices can double or more during major events.
Dynamic / Predictive pricing model for parking

ParqEx’s AI encompasses a range of tools and services designed to empower parking owners, operators, managers, businesses, and individuals to make intelligent decisions. These tools leverage artificial intelligence to enhance various applications with capabilities such as natural language processing, computer vision, machine learning, and conversational AI. ParqEx’s AI is used to process various data sources to track variables that impact parking space utilization and pricing.

Here is an example of ParqEx AI parsing data sources for variables/influencers and triggering parking rate and/or utilization changes for a parking spot using dynamic & predictive pricing models:

Variable / Key Influencer(s) Description Effect on Pricing
Demand The number of people looking for parking spaces in an area. Higher demand increases prices; lower demand decreases prices.
Time of Day The specific hours during the day. Peak hours (like morning and evening rush) see higher prices; off-peak hours have lower prices.
Day of the Week Whether it’s a weekday or weekend. Weekends might have higher prices due to leisure activities; weekdays may vary based on local business activity.
Location Proximity to high-demand areas like downtown or attractions. Closer to high-demand areas increases prices; farther away decreases prices.
Special Events Local events like concerts or sports games. Prices can significantly increase during events due to higher demand.
Seasonality Seasonal changes affecting parking demand. Prices may increase during tourist seasons or special holiday periods.
Weather Impact of weather conditions on parking demand. Bad weather might lower prices due to decreased demand; good weather could increase prices, especially in scenic areas.
Parking Duration Length of time a parking spot is used. Longer durations might have discounted rates, while short-term parking could be priced higher.
Type of Parking Spot Standard, compact, electric vehicle (EV) charging, etc. Specialized spots like EV charging might be priced higher than standard spots.
Parking industry variables impacting parking rates using AI predictive and dynamic pricing models

ParqEx’s Dynamic and Predictive AI Pricing Platform

Optimize Your Parking

Here are a few options try ParqEx’s Dynamic and Predictive AI pricing platform to optimize your parking:

1) Try the FREE AI tool below. Select variables that the ParqEx Dynamic and Predictive AI pricing platform should use to optimize your parking. OR

2) Schedule a meeting with our team for a demo to learn more. Click here to schedule a demo. OR

3) Email us at support@parqex.com to schedule a demo.


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Property Survey For Dynamic Predictive AI Pricing
Enter the full address of the property/parking location
parking spots
Enter the number of parking spaces at this property/parking location.
First & Last Name
First & Last Name

Parking Revenue Targets

What are your goals (target parking revenue) for this parking location?
$per month
Enter the gross monthly parking revenue target for this property/parking location. If the current monthly revenue is not known, enter an estimate. AI will do the rest. Ex: Estimated/Target $20,000 per month.
$per day
Enter the gross daily parking revenue target for this property/parking location. If the current daily revenue is not known, enter an estimate. AI will do the rest. Ex: Estimated/Target $500 per day.
$/hr.
Current/Base hourly rate (per parking space)
$/day
Current/Base daily parking rate (per parking space).
$/week
Current/Base weekly parking rate (per parking space).
$/month
Current/Base monthly parking rate (per parking space).

Dynamic Pricing Variables

Select one or more variables that impact the parking demand, price, utilization and pricing in your opinion. NOTE: The AI algorithm will find the relevant information for these variables and apply pricing rules to optimize price and utilization. Your selection below is giving the AI engine hints on what factors, variables and triggers to consider. There is no downside to selecting more options.
Choose variables that influence pricing
Each variable selected in this section, will open up sections below that will allow you to configure the triggers and impact. Ex: Demand can be High, Medium or Low. High demand will allow you to increase price vs Low Demand will allow you to lower the price dynamically. Note, you can select multiple variables and the dynamic pricing AI algorithms will determine the optimal pricing strategy.

Demand (Utilization/Occupancy) Options

Higher the number, greater the impact (weight) of this variable on the overall pricing. Ex: If Parking Demand has a higher weight than Weather, then Parking Demand will have a higher influence on the price over the Weather. If Demand and Weather have equal importance / weight, then both will have equal impact on the dynamic pricing result/outcome.
Select the DEMAND options that influence dynamic pricing

High Demand Trigger Rules & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: In high demand situation, when the parking utilization is between 80% - 100% then the dynamic pricing rule must trigger resulting in a change to the pricing for the parking spaces.
%
This is the percentage value for when the parking utilization/occupancy reaches greater than a certain percentage. Ex: 80% means the parking utilization is greater than 80%
%
This is the percentage value for when the parking utilization/occupancy is less than a certain percentage. Ex: 100% means the parking utilization is less than 100%
Should the price increase or decrease during high demand?
Choose what should happen when the parking utilization/occupancy is high. Should the parking rate/rent increase or decrease?
%
This is the percentage the price of parking will go up by. Ex: In high demand scenario, the price of parking could go up by 20%. If you do not wish to increase the price, leave it to zero.
%
This is the percentage the price of parking will go up by. Ex: In high demand scenario, the price of parking could go up by 20%. If you do not wish to increase the price, leave it to zero.
Allow Dynamic Pricing to IMPACT / CHANGE pricing for:
Choose the rates that you want Dynamic Pricing model to change when this rule fires. Ex: When there is a high demand (utilization / occupancy is greater than 80%, increase the price/rate by 20%. )

Medium Demand Trigger Rules & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: In medium demand situation, when the parking utilization is between 45% - 69% then the dynamic pricing rule must trigger resulting in a change to the pricing for the parking spaces.
%
This is the percentage value for when the parking utilization/occupancy reaches greater than a certain percentage. Ex: 80% means the parking utilization is greater than 80%
%
This is the percentage value for when the parking utilization/occupancy is less than a certain percentage. Ex: 100% means the parking utilization is less than 100%
%
This is the percentage the price of parking will go up by. Ex: In high demand scenario, the price of parking could go up by 20%. If you do not wish to increase the price, leave it to zero.
%
This is the percentage the price of parking will go up by. Ex: In high demand scenario, the price of parking could go up by 20%. If you do not wish to increase the price, leave it to zero.
Allow Dynamic Pricing to IMPACT / CHANGE pricing for:
Choose the rates that you want Dynamic Pricing model to change when this rule fires. Ex: When there is a high demand (utilization / occupancy is greater than 80%, increase the price/rate by 20%. )

Low Demand Trigger Rules & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: In low demand situation, when the parking utilization is between 1% - 45% then the dynamic pricing rule must trigger resulting in a change to the pricing for the parking spaces.
%
This is the percentage value for when the parking utilization/occupancy reaches greater than a certain percentage. Ex: 80% means the parking utilization is greater than 80%
%
This is the percentage value for when the parking utilization/occupancy is less than a certain percentage. Ex: 100% means the parking utilization is less than 100%
%
This is the percentage the price of parking will go up by. Ex: In high demand scenario, the price of parking could go up by 20%. If you do not wish to increase the price, leave it to zero.
%
This is the percentage the price of parking will go up by. Ex: In high demand scenario, the price of parking could go up by 20%. If you do not wish to increase the price, leave it to zero.
Allow Dynamic Pricing to IMPACT / CHANGE pricing for:
Choose the rates that you want Dynamic Pricing model to change when this rule fires. Ex: When there is a high demand (utilization / occupancy is greater than 80%, increase the price/rate by 20%. )

Time of Day

Ex: Higher prices during peak hours and lower during off-peak hours.
Higher the number, greater the impact (weight) of this variable on the overall pricing. Ex: If Parking Demand has a higher weight than Weather, then Parking Demand will have a higher influence on the price over the Weather. If Demand and Weather have equal importance / weight, then both will have equal impact on the dynamic pricing result/outcome.
Select the TIME OF DAY options that influence dynamic pricing

Seasonality

Some locations might have higher demand during certain seasons.
Higher the number, greater the impact (weight) of this variable on the overall pricing. Ex: If Parking Demand has a higher weight than Weather, then Parking Demand will have a higher influence on the price over the Weather. If Demand and Weather have equal importance / weight, then both will have equal impact on the dynamic pricing result/outcome.
Select the SEASONALITY options that influence dynamic pricing

Day of the week

Ex: Weekdays vs weekends might have different pricing due to varying demand. Sunday could have higher demand due to the Sunday Market.
Higher the number, greater the impact (weight) of this variable on the overall pricing. Ex: If Parking Demand has a higher weight than Weather, then Parking Demand will have a higher influence on the price over the Weather. If Demand and Weather have equal importance / weight, then both will have equal impact on the dynamic pricing result/outcome.
Select the DAY OF THE WEEK options that influence dynamic pricing

Location

Ex: Proximity to attractions, business districts, or other high-traffic areas.
Higher the number, greater the impact (weight) of this variable on the overall pricing. Ex: If Parking Demand has a higher weight than Weather, then Parking Demand will have a higher influence on the price over the Weather. If Demand and Weather have equal importance / weight, then both will have equal impact on the dynamic pricing result/outcome.
Select the LOCATION options that influence dynamic pricing

Type of Vehicle

Ex: Standard, compact, electric vehicle (EV) charging, etc.
Higher the number, greater the impact (weight) of this variable on the overall pricing. Ex: If Parking Demand has a higher weight than Weather, then Parking Demand will have a higher influence on the price over the Weather. If Demand and Weather have equal importance / weight, then both will have equal impact on the dynamic pricing result/outcome.
Select the TYPE OF VEHICLE options that influence dynamic pricing

Events

Special events like concerts or sports games can increase demand significantly.
Higher the number, greater the impact (weight) of this variable on the overall pricing. Ex: If Parking Demand has a higher weight than Weather, then Parking Demand will have a higher influence on the price over the Weather. If Demand and Weather have equal importance / weight, then both will have equal impact on the dynamic pricing result/outcome.
Select the EVENTS options that must impact dynamic pricing

Weather Options

Use this section to help AI understand the Impact of weather conditions on parking demand at this location. NOTE: you can select multiple weather conditions that might impact parking demand and set if the pricing should be increased or decreased when these weather conditions occur. AI will take these into consideration, however, depending on other variables and data points, optimize the pricing for most favorable outcome.
Higher the number, greater the impact (weight) of this variable on the overall pricing. Ex: If Parking Demand has a higher weight than Weather, then Parking Demand will have a higher influence on the price over the Weather. If Demand and Weather have equal importance / weight, then both will have equal impact on the dynamic pricing result/outcome.
Select the weather options that impact dynamic pricing
Select all weather related conditions that impact the parking demand in your area. Our AI engine will keep track of these market conditions and optimize utilization and pricing for highest earning potential.

RAIN: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.
%
This is the percentage value for when the parking utilization/occupancy reaches greater than a certain percentage. Ex: 55% means the parking utilization is greater than 55%
%
This is the percentage value for when the parking utilization/occupancy is less than a certain percentage. Ex: 100% means the parking utilization is less than 100%
%
This is the percentage the price of parking will go up by. Ex: In high demand scenario, the price of parking could go up by 20%. If you do not wish to increase the price, leave it to zero.
%
This is the percentage the price of parking will go up by. Ex: In high demand scenario, the price of parking could go up by 20%. If you do not wish to increase the price, leave it to zero.
Allow Dynamic Pricing to IMPACT / CHANGE pricing for:
Choose the rates that you want Dynamic Pricing model to change when this rule fires. Ex: When there is a high demand (utilization / occupancy is greater than 80%, increase the price/rate by 20%. )

SUN: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.
%
This is the percentage value for when the parking utilization/occupancy reaches greater than a certain percentage. Ex: 55% means the parking utilization is greater than 55%
%
This is the percentage value for when the parking utilization/occupancy is less than a certain percentage. Ex: 100% means the parking utilization is less than 100%
%
This is the percentage the price of parking will go up by. Ex: In high demand scenario, the price of parking could go up by 20%. If you do not wish to increase the price, leave it to zero.
%
This is the percentage the price of parking will go up by. Ex: In high demand scenario, the price of parking could go up by 20%. If you do not wish to increase the price, leave it to zero.
Allow Dynamic Pricing to IMPACT / CHANGE pricing for:
Choose the rates that you want Dynamic Pricing model to change when this rule fires. Ex: When there is a high demand (utilization / occupancy is greater than 80%, increase the price/rate by 20%. )

SNOW: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.

WIND: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.

HAIL: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.

EXTREME HEAT: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.

FREEZING RAIN OR ICE: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.

FOG OR MIST: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.

Thunderstorms and Lightning: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.

High Winds or Storms: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.

Dust Storms or Sandstorms: Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.

Seasonal Changes (Fall Leaves, Spring Pollen): Trigger, Rules, Impact & Outcome

Use this option to set what triggers this rule. Ex: Assuming rain drives up the parking demand for indoor parking in certain areas, when it rains, and the parking utilization/occupancy is high, increase the parking rates by a certain percentage.

TESTIMONIAL

Vijay Konkimalla - Vice President, Global Head of Analytics at Newmark

“Dynamic and predictive pricing powered by AI is not just a convenience; it’s a transformative force in real estate. By optimizing space and reducing congestion, AI-driven parking solutions are redefining the value of properties and enhancing the urban landscape for future generations.”

Vijay Konkimalla – Vice President, Global Head of Analytics at Newmark