Free, no key. Find parking spaces and get parking fine help in AU, US, UK, CA, NZ and IE.
Scored across 6 tools
The six tools mostly target distinct needs: listing search vs. listing detail, general guides vs. appeal-specific tools, and space valuation. The only mild overlap is around fines and appeals, where fine_appeal_check, sample_letters, and parking_guides could all seem relevant. Descriptions generally clarify when to use each.
All names use snake_case and are readable, but conventions are mixed: get_listing and search_parking are verb_noun, while parking_guides, sample_letters, and space_value are noun phrases, and fine_appeal_check is a noun-compound with a trailing verb. The pattern is understandable but not predictable.
Six tools is well-scoped for a parking listings and information service. Each tool has a clear role, and there is no obvious padding or redundancy. The count sits comfortably in the ideal range.
The surface covers the core parking-app workflows: finding and viewing listings, reading guides, checking appeal grounds, getting sample letters, and estimating space value. Minor gaps remain, such as no full guide-content retrieval and no direct provider-contact or listing-creation operation, though links provide workarounds.
Checks how strong the grounds to appeal a parking fine or parking charge look, from yes/no answers (signs, markings, payment machine, notice details, valid ticket or permit, owner or keeper, mitigating circumstances, evidence). Returns likely grounds, where to send the appeal in that country, a deadline note and links to the Appeal Calculator and sample letters. Use this when someone asks about appealing, disputing or challenging a parking fine, ticket, citation, PCN or private parking charge, or about their chances of winning. All inputs are optional: pass what the driver has said and the country. General information, not legal advice.
Inputs: country, evidence, mitigating, issuer_type, +6 more.
Public details of one Parksy parking listing: title, address, prices as listed (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly), space type, features, vehicle sizes, description and the "View listing on Parksy" link where the user can contact the parking provider. Use a listing_id from search_parking or a parksy.com listing URL.
Inputs: url, listing_id.
Search Parksy parking guides and articles: free and cheap parking, parking rates, fines and appeals, towing, disability parking, permits, signs, street rules, car storage and moving day, for a city or suburb or in general. Returns titles, short summaries, last-updated dates and links. Use this when a driver asks what to do or what the rules are (towed, clamped, fined, permits, signs). Details such as the city are optional.
Inputs: query (required), limit, place, topic, +1 more.
Lists Parksy sample letters for appealing a parking ticket (for example broken meter, not the driver, sold the car, paid but still fined, public holiday, apology), or returns the text of one letter with its page and PDF/TXT download links. Templates to adapt, not legal advice.
Inputs: letter_id.
Find parking spaces, garages, driveways and car parks listed on Parksy near a place. Returns up to 10 listings with type, price as listed, distance, features and a "View listing on Parksy" link. For daily, monthly or hourly parking. Parksy does not take bookings: people contact the parking provider on Parksy.
Inputs: sort, limit, place, country, +3 more.
Estimates what a parking provider could charge for a parking space (monthly and weekly range, suggested daily and hourly price) at a place, and links to list the space on Parksy. Use this when someone asks what a garage, driveway or parking space is worth, could earn or should charge. Add the country when a place name is common. An estimate only.
Inputs: place, country, postcode, space_type, +1 more.
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