Partner with ParkPiggy
Reach drivers at the exact moment they park
ParkPiggy is opened standing at the curb — meter in one hand, phone in the other — and again when a ticket shows up on the windshield. That's a driver with a car, a location, and a decision to make. Built for car insurance, parking apps, auto service, and traffic attorneys.
The bandana slot
Stella's pink bandana carries the ParkPiggy wordmark today. It's built to carry a sponsor's instead — in the app header, the splash intro, and every social video she stars in. One logo, every surface.
Who we're built for
Car insurance
Every user is an insured driver, and a fresh citation is a proven trigger for shopping rates.
Parking & mobility apps
ParkPiggy tells people where they can park; you tell them where to pay or park instead. Same intent, no overlap.
Auto service & repair
Local, geo-targeted spend against drivers who are physically in your service area right now.
Traffic attorneys
Placement beside a generated appeal letter, at the exact moment someone decides to fight a ticket.
Available placements
Every placement is a single, static, clearly-labelled card — no interstitials, no autoplay, no tracking pixels that slow the app down.
Stella's bandana
- Where it runs
- Your logo on Stella's pink bandana — app header, splash intro and social videos
- Why it works
- The single most-seen brand surface in ParkPiggy, and it travels into every viral clip
- What we need from you
- Transparent PNG/SVG wordmark, light-on-pink
Scan verdict card
- Where it runs
- Under the sign-scan verdict
- Why it works
- Immediately after we tell someone whether they can park — undivided attention
- What we need from you
- Logo, headline, body, link
Dispute companion
- Where it runs
- Beside the generated appeal letter on the Dispute screen
- Why it works
- The user has a ticket in hand: peak intent for attorneys and insurance switching
- What we need from you
- Logo, headline, body, link
City rules page
- Where it runs
- City rules pages, e.g. /parking/fort-lauderdale-fl
- Why it works
- Search traffic from drivers researching local rules — geo-targetable per city
- What we need from you
- Logo, headline, body, link; targetable by city or state
Home feed card
- Where it runs
- A card in the Home feed under the 'can I park here?' verdict
- Why it works
- Seen every time someone parks — the moment car ownership is top of mind
- What we need from you
- Logo, 1 headline (48 chars), 1 line of body, 1 link
Branded bandana + your own ParkPiggy page
Bandana sponsors get their wordmark on Stella in the app header and a branded landing page inside ParkPiggy at parkpiggy.app/sponsor/your-brand — your tagline, up to four selling points, an offer line for ParkPiggy drivers, and a tracked link out to your site.
Every placement is measured first-party: views counted only when the card is actually on screen, clicks counted on the tap, broken down by placement, market and day.
See the live sponsorship reportTargeting and reach
- Geo-targetable down to the city. 10 cities have verified rule pages today, with nationwide coverage filling in automatically as users park in new places.
- Intent-targetable by screen: the scan verdict, the meter timer, or the dispute letter.
- Audience: licensed drivers in paid-parking metros, skewed to people who have recently received or contested a citation.
We're early and we say so: ask us for current traffic and install numbers and we'll send the real figures rather than a projection. Launch partners get founding rates locked for 12 months.
Start a conversation
Fill this in and we'll open a pre-written email to our sponsorship inbox — nothing is stored on our servers.
Prefer to write it yourself? sponsors@parkpiggy.app
Stella's terms
One sponsor per screen, always labelled, never in the way of a rule that keeps someone from getting ticketed. Users who go Pro see no ads at all — and that's the point.
Curious what the paid tier looks like? See ParkPiggy Free vs Pro.