Divtechnosoft Valet Platform Holds Infrastructure Costs Under $40 Monthly at 450-Plus Sites

AHMEDABAD, India — November 14, 2026 — Divtechnosoft, a product development company, said infrastructure costs for its Summon digital valet platform have remained under $40 a month even while the system operates at more than 450 locations, including hotels, hospitals, restaurants, shopping malls and stadiums.

The platform has issued more than 158,000 digital tickets, replacing paper valet tickets with text-message tickets that let guests request their car from a phone. Divtechnosoft built the platform end-to-end for Summon, according to Esteban Gonzalez, founder and CEO of Summon.

Paper tickets are prone to being lost, damaged or mixed up, which can slow car retrieval and frustrate guests, the company said. Managers at venues with multiple sites also lack a single view of valet operations, according to Divtechnosoft.

The company said those problems are particularly acute at hotels and hospitals, where guests and patients expect quick arrivals and departures and may be stressed or short on time.

Summon's guest-facing system sends a digital ticket by text message. Guests can request their car before reaching the exit, choose a pickup time and pay using tap to pay, Apple Pay or a card. Some venues offer add-ons such as a car wash or EV charging.

Attendants use an app to check cars in with a QR code, record the vehicle's condition, assign a parking spot and receive an alert when a guest requests a car. Managers can view live driveway activity, ticket status, staff shifts and revenue across locations from a web dashboard.

Divtechnosoft said digital check-in has reduced driveway congestion at peak times and that in-app add-on services have created new revenue for venues. The company did not provide specific figures for those outcomes. Recording a vehicle's condition at check-in gives staff and guests a record if questions arise later, according to the company.

"Divtechnosoft built our entire valet platform end-to-end, not just pieces of the code," Gonzalez said.

Divtechnosoft is a digital transformation and custom software engineering agency that provides web application development, mobile engineering, database architecture and product UI/UX design. The agency works with startups and scale-ups.

The full Summon case study is available at https://www.divtechnosoft.com/case-study/digital-valet-management-platform.