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TEMPORARY PLACEHOLDER — REPLACE WITH COUNSEL-REVIEWED VERSION
Effective September 2026 · pre-alpha · Last updated: October 11, 2026
Host terms version note · 2026-10-16 — Listing-removal sentence reworded.
1. Right to offer
By publishing you attest that you own the property or have the property owner's permission to offer parking on it. Hosts who don't own the property must record property owner consent through the listing (formal, informal SMS confirmation, or a scoped exception). Listings without confirmed consent cannot sell events inside 72 hours and stay paused until the property owner confirms.
2. Accurate listings
Photos must show the real approach and stall. Stall counts, size classes, surface, height clearance, and amenities must be accurate. Walk times are computed from the pin you drop, so place it on the actual entrance.
3. Nearby venues
A listing can sell events at every venue it is walking distance from, from the same stalls. Per-event prices you set apply to that event only; the base price applies everywhere else. You may block any stall for any event before it is sold.
4. Game-day obligations
Keep the stall clear and reachable during the arrival window, check fans in by QR or confirmation code, and never block a booked vehicle in. If you must cancel a confirmed booking, the fan receives a full credit.
5. Payouts and taxes
Payouts are not live during pre-alpha. Payout terms will be published before cash checkout opens. You are responsible for reporting your own income.
6. Local rules
You are responsible for complying with the ordinances of the venue's jurisdiction, HOA covenants, and any permit requirement for event-day yard parking. FanParking may pause or remove any listing at its discretion, including after complaints.