Become a landhost

Earn from your lot.

Offer space for cars before or after transport. Start with your property address.

Estimate my lot’s income ↓

Landhost calculator

What could your lot earn?

Enter your land size. We’ll estimate how many cars fit and what you could earn.

How many acres is your land?

A rough estimate is fine. We start with half your land for parking, leaving room for access and other uses.

Fee per car visit ($)

Storage per car per day ($)

You earn the visit fee once at your lot. Customers can pick up as soon as their car arrives. Each extra day before pickup adds the daily storage charge.

Cars arriving each day

Adjust estimate

Land available for parking (%)

Car spaces, if you know

Extra days before pickup (estimate)

Extra fee for location ($)

Leave spaces blank and we’ll estimate from your acres.

Use 0 for pickup on arrival, with no storage charge. This is an income estimate, not a required wait. Cars awaiting pickup still take up spaces.

Near an airport? Try an extra charge per visit.

Car spaces—

New cars/day, up to—

Estimated income / month—— / day

Based on 30 days, before expenses. Arriving cars and income are not guaranteed.

Enter your acres to start.

Saves with your application. You publish your prices after approval.

How we work it out

We allow about 350 sq ft per car, including car aisles. Actual space depends on your layout and truck access.

For steady daily arrivals: cars per day × (your visit fee + estimated extra days before pickup × daily storage + any extra location fee). The customer pays a separate visit fee at the other terminal.

How hosting works

Add your property.

Add your address and a land estimate.

Get approved.

We review access, security, and permitted use.

Set your fee.

Publish your price per vehicle visit after approval.

Hosting questions

What kind of property works?

Commercial lots, industrial yards, and vehicle facilities may qualify. Each site needs safe vehicle access, security, and permission for this use.

Do I need to meet every driver?

Drivers follow the lot’s agreed access instructions to collect or unload cars. A meeting with you is not a routine part of the trip.

What if my land has no street address?

Enter the nearest road or intersection, city, and state manually. We’ll confirm the precise location during review.

Does applying commit me to hosting?

No. Your property needs approval and an agreement before it becomes an operating lot. Applications are welcome across the U.S.

Who owns the lots and trucks?

Independent partners own the lots and trucks. Hoodini connects them with customers.