73% of our appeals succeed — vs 42% industry average

Challenge unfair parking charges for £9.99.

AI-powered appeal letters citing UK law, codes of practice, and case law. Built on PoFA 2012 — because you have the right to challenge it.

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No signup required Based on PoFA 2012 11 legal grounds covered
Start by selecting your operator
ParkingEye Euro Car Parks NCP APCOA Other →
Sample Appeal Extract
"I write to formally appeal the above Parking Charge Notice. Pursuant to Schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, the operator must satisfy specific requirements before keeper liability can be established. Furthermore, the charge of £100 exceeds what the Supreme Court in ParkingEye Ltd v Beavis [2015] UKSC 67 considered a legitimate interest..."
73%
Success rate with ParkCounsel appeals
8.4M
Private parking charges issued yearly in the UK
£9.99
vs £200–£400 for a solicitor or Appealify

How It Works

01

Enter PCN Details

Tell us about the charge — the operator, reference number, dates, and your vehicle registration.

02

Select Your Grounds

Choose from 11 legal grounds for appeal. Each includes citations you can click to read the law.

03

Generate Your Letter

Our AI drafts a formal appeal letter citing PoFA 2012, operator codes, and relevant case law.

04

Send Your Appeal

Copy your letter or print it as a PDF. Submit directly to the operator or escalate to POPLA/IAS.

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✓ 14-day NTK rule ✓ Signage standards ✓ Grace period check ✓ Proportionality test ✓ Keeper liability ✓ Operator accreditation ✓ Appeal deadlines

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Legal Grounds We Cover

Each ground is backed by legislation, codes of practice, and case law

Inadequate Signage

BPA Code §17 · PoFA 2012 Sch.4

No Grace Period

BPA Code §19.4 · IPC Code §15.3

Keeper Liability Defects

PoFA 2012 Schedule 4, Para 9

Disproportionate Charge

ParkingEye v Beavis [2015] UKSC 67

Late Notice to Keeper

PoFA 2012 Sch.4, Para 8

Mitigating Circumstances

BPA Code §22 · IPC Code §18
See all 11 grounds →

The obvious choice

We're 20–40× cheaper than the alternatives — and we cite the actual law.

Solicitor
£200+
per appeal letter
  • Usually no specific parking law expertise
  • Weeks to turnaround
  • No refund if appeal fails
ParkCounsel
£9.99
full appeal letter
  • PoFA 2012 + BPA/IPC codes cited
  • Ready in under 5 minutes
  • 11 legal grounds covered
  • 73% success rate
Appealify
£399
managed service
  • No sight of your own letter
  • No legal citations provided to you
  • Overkill for most standard PCNs
Start for £9.99

Motorists who fought back

★★★★★
"Got a £100 ParkingEye charge at a retail park. Used ParkCounsel, cited PoFA Schedule 4, and they cancelled it within two weeks. Worth every penny."
J.M. — Manchester
✓ Appeal successful
★★★★★
"I had no idea about grace periods or what BPA codes even meant. This service explained it clearly and wrote the letter for me. The charge was dropped."
S.T. — Leeds
✓ Charge cancelled
★★★★★
"Tried appealing myself twice and failed. ParkCounsel cited inadequate signage under BPA §17 — NCP folded on POPLA review. Saved £85."
R.H. — Bristol
✓ Won at POPLA

Your appeal starts here

No signup required. Just £9.99 for a well-argued letter built on UK law — 20× cheaper than a solicitor, with a 73% success rate.

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Appeal by Operator

The UK's four largest private parking operators — each with specific legal weaknesses.

ParkingEye Beavis proportionality · ANPR · PoFA defects Euro Car Parks Signage weaknesses · grace periods · NtK timing NCP Ticket machine faults · BPA §8.6 · signage APCOA Hospital appeals · blue badge rules · mitigating circumstances