EasyPark

EasyPark turns parking into a phone-based process: find a participating zone in the app, start a session, and adjust the time without returning to a meter.

In the Netherlands, the service covers on-street parking and participating garages or lots; availability depends on the location and operator. The company also works with municipalities and parking providers on digital tools for their operations.

For drivers, the process begins by choosing the correct zone on the map or entering its code and confirming the license plate.

The app shows the local rate before a session starts and lets the user pay with a saved payment method. Drivers can stop the session when they return and pay for the time used, or extend it remotely if they need to stay longer. Parking history and receipts remain available in the account, and alerts help users remember when a session is still active.

At participating garages, Express Pay uses license plate recognition to start and end a session automatically as a vehicle enters and leaves. EasyPark also includes electric-vehicle charging search: users can find a nearby charger, check the price per kilowatt-hour, and manage charging and parking in the same app where the service is available. Municipalities or operators set parking rates, and EasyPark's applicable service terms are shown before each transaction is confirmed.

For businesses, EasyPark Business centralizes employees' parking sessions, groups expenses, and lets administrators manage users from a company account. Invoices and an administration portal reduce scattered receipts and can help assign each session to a user or vehicle. Plans vary by usage and organization size; parking and charging costs are separate from service fees when applicable.

Work with cities and operators extends the service beyond individual payments. Data-management solutions bring information from different parking tools together to support operational monitoring, analysis, and planning. EasyPark also offers license plate recognition and digital tools that support the modernization of parking facilities. It is not a physical parking lot; it is a platform connecting drivers with participating locations and operators.