Webflow · 2026
Mobility Hub: paying for parking in one click
One click to pay
“Pay now” and “Received a payment notice?” sit at the top of every page and lead straight to the payment and service portal.
Eight language versions
Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy and English, with the same country switcher as Peter Park.
Real voices
Trustpilot reviews from drivers sit on the homepage, critical ones included. That makes the praise believable.
Starting point
Mobility Hub is the brand drivers see when they park in a lot without gates. A scanner reads the license plate, and drivers pay at a machine, online up to 24 hours after leaving, or automatically. The technology behind it comes from Peter Park, whose website I built as well.
Two groups with very different questions come to the website: drivers who want to pay or have received a letter, and operators of parking areas who are considering a switch. The relaunch had to get both to their goal quickly, in every country Mobility Hub works in.
Approach
- 01
Pay first, explain second
Most visitors want to pay for a parking session or sort out a payment notice. Both paths sit in the menu and on the first screen. How the system works comes after that, in three steps.
- 02
One system, two brands
Mobility Hub and Peter Park share the country switcher and the structure of the language versions. Each of the eight versions has the same 39 pages, linked to each other for Google.
- 03
Data protection explained openly
A page of its own shows what the scanner records and what it does not: license plate, time and direction, nothing else. That takes away drivers’ worry about video surveillance.
Result
mobility-hub.com runs on Webflow, in eight language versions with around 310 pages in total. From any page, drivers reach payment or the service portal in one click, and on the phone the pay button sits right below the headline.
Under Business customers, operators find the system’s figures and a contact form that lands straight in HubSpot. Blog, FAQs and press releases live in the Webflow CMS.
