ParkSouq

Beta now open in Dubai

Get paid for the parking bays you don’t use.

Office bays your team doesn’t fill.
Your own bay while you’re at work.

ParkSouq is Dubai’s market for spare parking. Offices and residents earn from empty bays. Commuters get a reserved, covered bay in or next to their office building.

  • Free to list
  • You approve every driver
  • Your bay is back by 18:00
OfficesList the allotted bays your team doesn't use.
ResidentsShare your bay while you're at work or travelling.
CommutersA reserved, covered bay in or next to your office building.

A reserved, covered bay in or next to your office

Rent it for working hours, Monday to Friday or Monday to Saturday, by the day, week or month.

  • ReservedThe same bay is waiting for you every working day. No circling, no meter.
  • CoveredOut of the sun, inside the building's car park. Open-air bays are clearly marked.
  • In or next to your office buildingA short walk to your desk, not a plot three streets away.
What drivers payWorking hours24 hours

By the day

Visitors, meetings, a car in for the day.

Working hoursAED 8024 hoursAED 100

By the week

Project staff, new joiners, guests staying a few days.

Working hoursAED 20024 hoursAED 260

By the month

A reserved bay near work, with savings for 3, 6 or 12 months.

Working hoursAED 65024 hoursAED 850

Working hours means Monday to Friday, 08:00–18:00. Saturdays can be added by the day where the owner offers them. 24 hours, 7 days a week is offered only on bays owned by businesses. Staying past 18:00 costs AED 30 for each extra hour. Prices include ParkSouq's service fee and can vary by building.

Spots near you

Offices and homes sit side by side across Dubai, so one bay can serve a resident at night and a commuter by day. Open in 78 areas across Dubai.

78 areas openAll areas

Prices are for a reserved working-hours bay, Monday to Friday, 08:00–18:00. Each bay appears on the map once we've checked it and the owner has agreed.

Add your bay to the beta

Takes about 2 minutes. We check every listing, then email you what your bay can earn before it goes live.

I'm listing as
Bay type
When can drivers use it?
Drivers must leave by 18:00. If they stay longer they pay a late fee for each extra hour, and most of it goes to you. 24 hours is only for bays owned by a business or managed by a building manager or landlord.
Photos of the bay (up to 5)
Driver list · 2 minutes

How it will work

If you have a space

List once, earn monthly

  1. Add your bayBuilding, level and bay number, and Mon–Fri or Mon–Sat.
  2. Get your offerWe email you what your bay can earn. You approve every driver.
  3. Get paidPayment is collected in the app and sent to you each month.
If you need a space

Book it, park, walk in

  1. Search near workSee real bays in Business Bay, DIFC, Downtown, JLT and more.
  2. Book your hoursWorking hours, by the day, week or month. Add Saturdays if you work them.
  3. Park in your bayNo circling and no meter. Leave by 18:00, when the owner needs the bay back.
For offices

10 bays allotted, 8 people drive?

The two empty bays are money your company already pays for. List them together in one go: we find vetted drivers, handle bookings and payments, and send one monthly payout to your company.

List your office's bays

Frequently asked

Still unsure? Email parksouq@gmail.com and a real person will reply.

The beta

What is ParkSouq?

A marketplace for spare parking in Dubai. Souq is the Arabic word for market. Offices, residents and landlords list bays they don't use, and commuters rent them for working hours, by the day, week or month.

Is it live yet?

We're in beta. You can list your bay and join the driver waitlist now. ParkSouq is open in 78 areas across Dubai, from Business Bay and DIFC to JVC, Deira and Dubai South.

Do I pay anything during the beta?

No. Listing is free and no payments go through the site yet. Joining doesn't commit you to anything.

For bay owners

Am I allowed to rent out my bay?

It depends on your tenancy contract and your building's rules. Check both, and ask your landlord or building management if you're unsure. When you list, you confirm you're allowed, and we may ask for proof before a listing goes live.

When can drivers use my bay?

During working hours, 08:00–18:00. You choose Monday to Friday or Monday to Saturday, and you keep your bay every evening. Bays owned by a business can also be listed for 24 hours, 7 days a week.

How much can my bay earn?

It depends on your building and area. Listing is free. After you add your bay, we check it and email you what it can earn. Nothing goes live until you agree.

What if the driver doesn't leave on time?

After a 15-minute grace period the driver pays a late fee for each extra hour, and most of it goes to you. Tell us straight away if your bay is still occupied.

Who decides who parks in my bay?

You do. You'll see each driver's request and approve it before a booking starts.

How will I get paid?

When bookings open, drivers pay through ParkSouq and you receive one payout a month. Companies listing several bays get a single payout for all of them.

For drivers

How is this different from public paid parking?

You get a private bay reserved for you during working hours, usually covered and in or next to your office building, with no meter to top up and no searching.

What hours can I park?

Working hours, 08:00–18:00, Monday to Friday. If you also work Saturdays, you can add them by the day where the owner offers Saturdays. Some business-owned bays are available 24 hours.

What happens if I leave late?

You have a 15-minute grace period. After that you pay AED 30 for each extra hour, because the owner needs the bay back. If you know you'll be late, tell the owner.

What about access cards?

Many buildings need one. You may pay a refundable deposit, returned when you hand the card back. You agree the handover in advance: at the building, with building security, or by courier.

What if I can't get into the bay?

Contact the owner straight away and tell us. If it can't be fixed, we'll cancel the booking and refund you in line with our booking terms, which we'll publish before payments open.