Paddock is a map of car people — where they are, where they are going, and which meets they are turning up to. If you run a shop, a garage, a detailer or a venue, that is your customers, on the road, deciding where to stop.
Your shop appears on the map as a place, with hours, photos and directions. Drivers tap it because they want it, not because it got in the way.
Promote a meet, a track night or a cars-and-coffee to the drivers nearby. They see it in the feed with everything else that is on.
Views, taps, directions requested, RSVPs. Not a monthly impressions number nobody can act on.
Get on the map.
Show up first.
Own your metro.
Just have one event? Boost a Meet is $19, once. It pins your event to the top of the local feed for seven days and notifies drivers within 25 miles. No plan needed.
Sponsored pins are shown based on where the map is looking. Not on who is looking at it. Paddock has no advertising SDK, no analytics SDK and no ad identifier, and nothing about a driver is sold, shared or handed to a network — so what you are buying is a place on a map in your area, which is the thing that actually brings someone through the door.
Every promoted meet says so, in words, with your name on it. A driver who cannot tell an advert from a listing stops trusting both, and then the placement is worth nothing to you.
If your event charges at the gate, the app says so and says how much. Paddock does not take the money, hold it, or take a cut.
Rather email? support@getpaddockapp.com.
Being straight about the stage: Paddock is in beta and the driver numbers are small. If you are near the early testers a plan is worth it now; if you are not, we will say so and come back to you rather than take the money.