Your UK parking appeal and dispute assistant
Many charges contain mistakes and defects. Let's check yours.
New charge or weeks into the process, upload whatever you have and answer a few questions. We identify your stage and check it against UK law. If the charge looks unfair, we draft your response.
About to pay? Check first. Free, and it takes minutes. One-off payment only if you want the letter.
How it works
Three steps. No subscription.
Works on any phone. Snap a clear photo or drop a PDF, and we do the rest.
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Upload whatever you have
New PCN, rejection letter, debt agency letter, solicitor LBC, or court claim form. Photo or PDF from any device.
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We identify your stage and check the law
Your document is checked against parking law, procedure, signage, deadlines, protocol compliance, and your own account.
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Get the right response
Start with a free scan. Pay only if you want the drafted letter or court document for your stage.
Why RightReply.Me
Built for real cases, not subscriptions.
Honest assessments
We tell you if the case is weak, if the charge appears valid, or if you need professional advice.
Deadline-aware
We flag urgent response dates and explain what happens if a document is ignored.
No subscription
Free scan on every case. One-off payment only when you want the drafted response.
Find your situation
Common questions
Do I have to pay a private parking charge?▼
Not automatically. A private parking charge is a contractual claim, not a criminal fine, and the operator must follow the rules to enforce it. Some charges have defects, such as unclear signage, a missed grace period, or a late Notice to Keeper under POFA 2012. Many are valid. A free scan tells you which applies to yours, including when paying is the sensible option.
How long do I have to appeal a parking charge?▼
Usually 28 days from the date of the notice for a first appeal to the operator. If it is rejected, you usually have 28 days to appeal to POPLA (BPA operators) or IAS (IPC operators). Council PCN timelines differ, so check your notice.
What is POFA 2012?▼
The Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 sets the conditions for a private parking company to pursue the registered keeper instead of the driver. The Notice to Keeper must arrive within 14 days if no windscreen ticket was issued, or between day 28 and day 56 if one was, and must contain specific wording. If not, keeper liability may fail.
Can I still appeal after a debt collection letter?▼
Yes. A debt collection letter does not remove your right to escalate to POPLA or IAS if you have not already. Our Debt & Escalation Response Pack covers this stage.
How much does it cost?▼
The scan is always free. If you have grounds and want the drafted letter, it is a one-off payment by stage: £9.99 for a new charge, £29.99 after a rejection or debt letter, £49.99 for a Letter Before Claim, and £99.99 at the court, CCJ, or bailiff stage. No subscription.
Ready when you are
Find out where you stand, whatever stage you are at.
Free to check. No subscription. Pay only if you want the drafted letter or defence document.
Usually takes under 90 seconds to start.