We fight your parking ticket for you.
Send us a photo of the ticket on WhatsApp. We check it free and tell you how strong your case looks. If you want us to go ahead, we write the appeal, file it and chase it until the case is closed.
Checking is free. A first appeal costs £7.99.
Photo of a council parking ticket
Thanks, we have read it. Our confidence score for this ticket is 64 out of 100. Your discount runs out on 24 November.
The score and date here are only an example.
How it works
Send a photo
Open WhatsApp and send a clear photo of the ticket or letter. Add photos of the signs or your receipt if you have them.
Get a free confidence score
We read the ticket and give you a score out of 100, plus the date you must act by. If paying the discount is the better move, we say so.
Pay if you want us to act
A first appeal is £7.99. Paying is how you accept the terms. If the score is low, we tell you plainly first and you confirm you still want to try.
We write, file and chase
You see the plan and approve it with one tap. We send the appeal to the council or parking company, meet every deadline and message you at least once every seven days.
Prices
You pay per ticket. There is no subscription and no success fee, and postage is included.
Confidence score
£0.00
We check each parking ticket you send us and tell you the date you must act by.
First appeal
£7.99
We appeal to the council or the parking company, chase it and reply to any debt letters about the same ticket.
Second stage
£14.99
Paid only if the first appeal is refused and you want to go on. We take the case to the appeal body: the tribunal, POPLA or IAS.
All prices include VAT. Court fees are never included.
What we do not do
- We can't promise a result. The council, the parking company or the appeal body makes the decision.
- We do not go to court for you. If a ticket reaches the county court, we fill in the forms and you sign and send them.
- We do not pay the penalty for you or hold money for the council.
- We do not handle police fixed penalties, Welsh council tickets, or tickets from Scotland or Northern Ireland.
- We are not a regulated legal practice and are not authorised or regulated by the SRA. Finefighter is an automated service: software reads your ticket and drafts the appeal, and you approve the plan before anything is sent.
Questions people ask
Is the confidence score my chance of winning?
No. It is our own view of how strong the case looks, as a number out of 100, and we adjust how we score as real decisions come back. If the number is low, we tell you before you pay.
Should I just pay the discount instead?
Sometimes that is the right call, and we tell you so in the free check. Appealing can mean losing the discount. If the appeal is refused you may owe the full amount, and we show you both figures before you choose.
My discount has already ended. Is it worth appealing?
Often, yes. Once the discount has gone, an appeal can no longer cost you the discount, though you still pay our fee. Councils sometimes offer the discount again. We can't promise that, and we tell you plainly if your facts are weak.
Do I have to send anything myself?
Usually no. We file the appeal for you. A few council websites only accept an appeal from you directly; for those we fill in everything and you press submit. Court forms are always signed and sent by you.
How will I know what is happening?
We message you on WhatsApp whenever something changes and at least once every seven days until the case is closed. Every letter we send and every reply we get is kept on your case record.
Can I cancel?
Yes. You have 14 days from the day you accept the service. If you did not ask us to start, you get everything back. If you asked us to start and then cancel, you pay a fair share of the price for the work already done, and we show you how we worked it out.
Got a ticket today?
Send the photo now. The check is free and you decide after.
Questions before you send a photo? Email us at ryu@finefighter.co.uk.