For local businesses

Where people park is where they spend.

Drivers open ParkEasy to work out where to leave the car. That decision happens minutes before they walk past your door — and it is the one moment your business can be the answer instead of an advert.

Get your business on See what you get

Where you'd be showing up

~500members, and growing

745parking spots mapped

31towns across NI

10businesses featured so far

ParkEasy is new and we would rather say so. Ten businesses are on it today — Tara Lodge, SBG Maeda, Sandy McDermott S&C, Jack Daniels Fitness, The Red Devil, Paul’s Barbers, Aaron Quinn Hair, Gransha Grill, Marcus Donnelly Fitness, and APCOA, who run the car parks at Lanyon Place and Oxford Street in Belfast and the hospital car parks at Daisy Hill and Craigavon. Being early is the point: there is no queue in front of you.

What you actually get

Not a banner. A card in the results, and a page of your own.

Featured · Belfast

Your business

The one line you want a driver to read while they are deciding where to park.

Your street, Belfast

🅿 Parking near your business

Nearest car park2 min walk · £1.80

A free spot locals use4 min walk · free

On-street bays5 min walk · free after 6pm

Visit your business ↗

That is the real card, drawn the way the app draws it.

A card in the resultsShown to drivers searching near you, spaced through the list so it reads as a suggestion rather than an interruption.
Your own pageYour photos, your words, your links — and a map of the parking around your door, with walking times. It is genuinely useful to your customers, which is why they open it.
You lead your categoryTap "Gyms & Wellbeing" and the gyms we feature come first. Same for hotels, and for pubs and nights out.
You lead searches near youSomeone searching for parking within about a mile of your door sees you above everything else.
Free while we are getting startedEvery business on ParkEasy today is listed free. When that changes, early partners will hear it from us first — and nobody gets moved down for not paying.

Who it works for

Gyms and studios — people drive to a 6am class and need somewhere to leave the car.

Hotels and guest accommodation — guests arriving by car ask about parking before anything else.

Bars, cafés and restaurants — "where will we park?" decides where a group ends up.

Barbers, salons and clinics — appointment-based, so the drive is planned in advance.

Anywhere with awkward parking — if customers ring to ask where to park, that question is costing you bookings.

The honest bits

How many people will actually see it?

Fewer than a billboard and more than your own social feed. ParkEasy has around 500 members and is growing — we are not going to dress that up. What is different is when they see you: at the moment they are deciding where to leave the car near you, not while they scroll.

Is it labelled as advertising?

Yes. Every card says "Featured" and looks different from a parking result. We are not going to disguise it as a recommendation — that would cost us the trust that makes the placement worth having.

What do you need from me?

A couple of photos, a line about what you do, your address and where you want the link to go. That is it. We build the page and send it to you before it goes live — nothing is published until you have seen it and you are happy.

Can I come off?

Any time, no notice, no reason needed. Send an email and it is gone that day.

Do you have parking mapped near me?

Usually. 741 spots across 31 towns, and if there is a gap near your door we will map it as part of setting you up — that happened for Aaron Quinn's barbers on the Andersonstown Road, where we had nothing until we pinned him.

Get in touch

Tell us about the business and we will come back with what your page would look like. No commitment, and no cost while we are getting started.

Who you'd be dealing with

ParkEasy is ParkEasy Apps Ltd, company number NI742027, registered in Northern Ireland and run by Martin Rooney in Belfast. Every partner on the app so far came from a conversation, not a sales team — and that is still how it works.

Start the conversation Got a car park instead?