10 Best Google Maps Alternatives & Competitors (2026)

SpotHero specializes in reserving discounted garage and lot parking in advance across many US cities. It provides clear pricing and guarantees but does not crowdsource free street-parking locations or street-cleaning reminders the way SpotAngels does. Users who want guaranteed spots rather than hunting free curb space find it stronger for planning, while SpotAngels remains better for spontaneous free parking.

ParkWhiz lets drivers book and pay for garage and lot parking with upfront prices. Its strength is reservation convenience and monthly contracts, yet it provides limited real-time street-parking data or rule notifications compared with SpotAngels. It suits commuters who prefer garages over street hunting and are willing to pay for certainty.

BestParking aggregates garage and lot prices to help users find cheaper parking options. It focuses on price comparison rather than free street spots or enforcement reminders, making it narrower than SpotAngels. Drivers who already know they need a garage and want the lowest published rate often use it as a supplement.

Parkopedia supplies detailed parking information including street and garage locations worldwide. Its database is extensive but lacks the live community updates and ticket-prevention alerts that define SpotAngels. It works well for trip planning yet offers less day-to-day free-parking assistance in US cities.

Waze provides navigation with some parking indicators contributed by users. While SpotAngels is frequently called the Waze for parking, Waze itself does not specialize in street-rule alerts or garage deals, so drivers needing dedicated parking intelligence still turn to SpotAngels or similar apps.

JustPark operates a peer-to-peer parking marketplace mainly in the UK and select US areas. It emphasizes booking private driveways and lots rather than free street data, so it serves a different use case than SpotAngels community-driven free-parking maps.

PayByPhone enables mobile payments for meters and garages in supported cities. It streamlines transactions but provides minimal free-parking discovery or rule alerts, making it less comprehensive than SpotAngels for drivers trying to avoid paid parking altogether.

ParkMe offers parking availability and pricing information aggregated from multiple sources. Its coverage is broad yet it does not emphasize crowdsourced rule enforcement or exclusive monthly deals the way SpotAngels does, so it functions more as a directory than an active parking assistant.