Apartment parking in Austin, run by your rules.

Laneo gives Austin apartment communities plate permits for residents, paid guest parking with free hours per unit, and plate lookup for your towing partner. No subscription for the property.

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What Laneo does for Austin communities

  • Guest lots that earn

    Guests pay an hourly rate you set after free hours from their host, so busy guest areas bring in revenue.

  • Permits in English and Spanish

    Residents register their plate from an invite in either language. The plate is the permit.

  • Plate lookup for your towing partner

    Your licensed partner checks plates against the same list, with close-match flags. Free for partners.

Austin exampleExample

A 60-space guest area, at an example $3.00 an hour.

Gross guest revenue before Laneo’s share and sales tax. Your own spaces, occupancy and rate will change the result.

Change the numbers

60guest spacestimes55%occupancytimes8paid hourstimes$3.00an hourtimes30.44days

Monthly gross guest revenue$24,108About $289,302 a year

This is an estimate based on example numbers, not a forecast or a guarantee. Actual revenue depends on demand, pricing, local rules and how your property sets its parking policies. Amounts exclude sales tax.

Texas rules, in plain language

Towing and parking rules to know in Texas.

Checked October 2026. This is a summary, not legal advice. Your property and its towing company are responsible for following the rules.

  1. Tow-away signs at every entrance

    Texas requires signs at each entrance to a parking facility before cars can be towed, including the towing company’s name and phone number. Texas Occupations Code, ch. 2308
  2. Towing companies are licensed

    Towing companies and vehicle storage facilities in Texas are licensed and regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. TDLR towing program
  3. Drivers can ask for a tow hearing

    A driver who thinks a tow was wrong can ask for a hearing at a justice court in the county where the car was towed. The deadline is short, generally 14 days. Texas Occupations Code, ch. 2308
  4. No money from tows for property owners

    Property owners can’t receive anything of value from towing companies for towing from their property. Laneo doesn’t pay or receive anything for tows either. Texas Occupations Code §2308.401

Anywhere in the Austin metro

  • Downtown
  • East Austin
  • South Congress
  • Riverside
  • Mueller
  • Hyde Park
  • The Domain
  • North Burnet
  • Round Rock
  • Cedar Park
  • Pflugerville
  • San Marcos

We can walk your garage with you.

Our team is based in Texas. Before anything goes live, we’ll look at your entrances, signs, guest area and visitor spaces with your team.

Book a garage walk

Austin questions

Do you work with properties outside the city of Austin?

Yes. Laneo works anywhere in the Austin metro, including Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville and San Marcos.

Does Laneo follow Texas towing rules?

Laneo is software. Signs, towing and booting decisions belong to your property and its licensed towing company, which follow Texas rules. Laneo keeps an accurate list of valid plates and a record of every lookup.

Does pricing change in Austin?

No. There’s no subscription for the property, and residents pay $2 a month or less per vehicle. Setup and Laneo’s share of guest revenue are set in your proposal.

Can residents get help in Spanish?

Yes. The resident and guest apps, help articles and support work in English and Spanish.

Also in Texas

  • DallasCity page coming soon
  • HoustonCity page coming soon
  • San AntonioCity page coming soon

See Laneo with your Austin property.

We’ll model guest revenue with your spaces and walk through resident sign-up, the guest QR flow and plate lookup.

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