While most tech companies fight for user attention, Parkeon has built a $254M empire by becoming the invisible infrastructure of urban mobility. With 577 employees and zero consumer-facing brand recognition, they're the silent engine behind smart city parking systems worldwide.

"Parkeon proves that the most valuable B2B infrastructure companies often have zero direct consumer traffic—because they've become the plumbing of cities."

The absence of traffic isn't a weakness—it's a moat. While competitors battle for parking app downloads, Parkeon has positioned itself as the enterprise-grade solution that powers municipal systems. Their focus on schema markup and technical specifications (not flashy features) suggests they're building for long-term municipal contracts, not viral growth. This is infrastructure thinking at its finest.

• Revenue-per-employee: ~$441K—indicating high-value enterprise contracts
• Zero consumer marketing spend suggests pure B2B2C infrastructure model
• Technical keyword strategy targets developers and city planners, not end users
• Smart City Poland leadership indicates European market dominance