For the Road Warriors and the People Who Book Them
If your company puts people on planes twice a month, an account saves real money and — maybe more valuable — kills the expense-report receipt hunt. One invoice, once a month, itemized by traveler and trip.
What an Account Gets You
| Perk | Detail |
|---|---|
| Flat corporate rate | $9.95/day uncovered, $13.95 garage — every day, holidays included |
| Monthly invoicing | Net-30, itemized by employee, plate and dates. CSV export if your bookkeeper asks. |
| No-ticket entry | Registered plates lift the gate automatically; the stay bills to the account |
| Guaranteed space | Account plates always get a stall, sold-out weeks included |
| Guest passes | Visiting clients park on your account with a code you give them |
Who It Fits
- 5+ trips a month across the team: the flat rate beats the posted rate immediately
- Consultancies and field crews: the no-ticket gate means nobody photographs a paper stub in the rain again
- Fishing outfits and Alaska rotations: we bill the boat, not the deckhand — ask about crew-change parking, we hold a block every rotation week
- Small shops: there's no minimum. Two travelers who fly monthly still come out ahead.
Setting It Up
One page of paperwork and a W-9 exchange. Email [email protected] or call the booth and ask for Renee (weekdays). Accounts are usually live within two business days, plates registered same day.
Currently on the lot: 41 companies, from a two-person software shop to a seafood processor with 60 registered plates. The seafood folks have been with us since 2007 and get first call on row A outlets in winter.