Parksy launches on iPhone, completing its free parking rollout

Parksy is now available on the Apple App Store, giving the free, commission-free parking marketplace a presence on both iOS and Android for the first time. The launch extends its no-fee model, which includes parking search, booking and owner listings across 57 countries.

Why it matters: - Parksy is now available across both major mobile ecosystems, which broadens access to its free parking marketplace for drivers and space owners. - The iPhone launch extends a no-commission model in a category where booking fees and service charges are common. - The rollout gives users the same tools on iOS and Android, without changing the platform’s pricing model.

What happened: - Parksy launched on the Apple App Store on August 30, 2026. - The iOS app joins Parksy’s existing Android release. - The iOS app is available at the App Store listing. - The Android app is available at the Google Play listing. - Parksy describes itself as a free, commission-free parking marketplace.

The details: - Parksy built its marketplace on the web first. - The company added Android after the model had been proven across 57 countries. - The iPhone release brings the same listings, the same free tools and the same pricing across every platform. - Finding parking is free. - Listing a space is free. - No commission is taken in the funnel on any platform. - The iOS app includes search and booking across more than 108,000 listed spaces worldwide. - The app includes an AI-powered fine appeal calculator. - The app includes a parking sign scanner. - The app includes a find-my-parked-car tool. - The app includes a roadside accident report that works without signal. - Most tools require no signup. - Space owners can list driveways, garages and unused spots without lease paperwork. - Parksy says no cut is taken from space owners, consistent with its model since 2011.

Between the lines: - Parksy is positioning product parity as a business model statement, not just a technical one. - The company is using the app-store launch to highlight the absence of booking fees, service charges and owner commissions. - Founder Daniel Battaglia framed the cross-platform rollout as a move that preserves the same free experience on both stores.

What's next: - Parksy is directing users to its main site for more information at Parksy. - The company appears focused on scaling the same marketplace model rather than changing its pricing structure. - The broader test will be whether the no-fee pitch continues to attract both drivers and parking-space owners as the app reaches more users.

The bottom line: - Parksy has finished its move onto iPhone and Android while keeping the core promise the same: parking search and listings stay free, and the marketplace takes no commission.