7 in 10 Chicago cars were ticketed last year. The average ticketed driver loses $319. Autopilot Pro is the $99-a-year shield that watches your car, fights every ticket it can, and never lets a fine double.
Drivers assume they'll lose, so they pay. That apathy is what funds the $429M machine — the city is counting on you not to bother.
From 287,532 decided Chicago hearings. When people fight — by mail, the way we do — they win more often than they lose. Autopilot fights every time.
Avoid the ticket. Fight the ones that land. Never let a fine double. Most people do none of it — Autopilot does all three.
The app tracks where your car is parked and alerts you the instant that spot becomes a risk — a meter that just turned on, your max time almost up, a camera-heavy block, or street cleaning and snow on your home street. You move the car before the ticket exists.
We scan the City's database for any ticket on your plate, build a violation-specific argument from real hearing data, and mail the contest before the 21-day deadline. No forms to fill out. No hearing to show up for.
Ignore a Chicago ticket and the city doubles it — a $60 street-cleaning ticket becomes $120. When one is ruled liable, we pay it before that 25-day window closes, and we track your city sticker, plate, and emissions so a lapse never turns into a fine. You always get a heads-up before we touch your card.
of Chicago's $429M ticket bill is late fees and sticker/plate tickets — the most preventable money in the whole system, and the slice we back with the Better-Off Guarantee: if one of those eligible non-camera tickets ever doubles or lands you at boot enforcement, just ask and your $99 comes back.
Mail-in dismissal rates by violation, straight from Chicago hearing records. We put the strongest case on the tickets that actually win — and help you avoid the ones that don't.
Cap your losses at $99. And if we don't keep you better off, that comes back too.
Chicago's ticket machine runs on drivers who assume they'll lose. You don't have to be one of them.