One red light camera ticket averages $156 with late fees. The average Chicago driver gets 2–3 a year, conservatively. Full year of Autopilot protection: $99.
We fight back — automatically.
Automatic ticket contesting for Chicago drivers, backed by our First Dismissal Guarantee.
Built on 35.7M Chicago ticket records.
Chicago FOIA Data, 2018–2025
35.7 million parking tickets. 530,000 hearings. The data is clear: most people never fight back — and the ones who do win more than half the time.
A single red light camera ticket averages $156 with late fees. Autopilot is $99/year — one avoided ticket and it's paid for.
Enter your license plate once.
Our system checks for new violations twice a week.
When we find a ticket, we email you to gather any evidence you have — then build the strongest code-specific defense and mail it for you.
We notify you of outcomes - and use real results to continuously improve the system.
Based on analysis of 35.7 million Chicago ticket records
Most drivers pay because they don't know which violations are actually beatable.
We've analyzed 35.7 million Chicago tickets to understand:
• Which codes win most often
• Which arguments succeed
• Which tickets aren't worth fighting
Everything you need to fight Chicago parking tickets on autopilot
Year-round protection. Price locked for life while active.
Less than the cost of two parking tickets.
First Dismissal Guarantee: if we don't help you avoid all tickets or get at least 1 dismissed, you get a full refund.
Chicago's ticket machine runs on drivers who assume they'll lose.
You don't have to.
Built specifically for Chicago's parking code system.
Not a generic national template.