Xpark editorial methodology

How we evaluate operators: Price (35%), Security (25%), Shuttle (20%), Reputation (15%) and Transparency (5%). Each price has an official source and collection date; where an operator does not publish it, we mark it as "not publicly disclosed".

  1. Price · 35% - average daily rate for the most common booking periods, always with the operator's official source and collection date in the table.
  2. Security · 25% - insurance coverage, monitoring, cameras, access control and fencing.
  3. Shuttle · 20% - frequency, capacity and average travel time to the terminal.
  4. Reputation · 15% - public reviews, cross-checked and assessed.
  5. Transparency · 5% - whether the operator clearly publishes its prices, insurance coverage and policy. Where it does not, we mark the information as "not publicly disclosed" and do not estimate it.

How we collect information

Prices and information are collected from operators' official channels, with the source and date shown in each table. Where an operator does not publish a piece of information, it is marked as "not publicly disclosed" and is not included in the comparison as an estimate. Reviewed every 30 days. Prices are subject to change by operators; your booking confirms the current price.

Corrections

Inaccuracies reported to ola@xpark.ai are corrected within 48 business hours.

Editorial independence and commission disclosure

Xpark receives a commission from partner operators when you book through us, but this does not affect the ranking: the criteria and weights are the same for all operators, and where another operator performs better on a criterion, we say so clearly.

Xpark is an independent comparison and booking platform. Objective criteria, published weights and cited sources make it possible to audit each ranking position. No operator receives preferential treatment because of its commercial partnership.

Legal basis for the comparison

The objective comparison of publicly disclosed prices and services is a lawful and established practice in Brazil. Xpark operates in compliance with:

  • the consumer's right to adequate and clear information about products and services (Consumer Protection Code, art. 6º, III, Law 8.078/90): planalto.gov.br.
  • the comparative advertising requirements of the Brazilian Advertising Self-Regulation Code (CONAR, art. 32): objectivity, verifiability and non-disparagement: conar.org.br.
  • the Superior Court of Justice's position that truthful and objective comparative advertising does not constitute unfair competition (REsp, Rayovac case, 2017): stj.jus.br.
  • the limits of the Industrial Property Law (Law 9.279/96, art. 195), which prohibits false claims about competitors. This is why every piece of information displayed has an official source and collection date: planalto.gov.br.

Operator names are mentioned solely for identification (nominative use), without the use of logos and without any sponsorship or endorsement relationship, unless expressly stated.