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Fleetr's OBD tracker plan costs $13.99 per vehicle a month with no setup fee and no contract, which is among the lowest posted prices for small fleets. It is a real fleet tracking company: Fleetr, Inc., formerly JoyyCar US Services, Inc., based in Austin, Texas, with an App Store app published by Fleetr Holdings LLC. Its own pages disagree on the dashcam plan (the pricing page shows a 2-year contract and $30 setup, the FAQ shows no long-term contract and an $85 device), and its handful of Trustpilot reviews mention app crashes and email-only support, so get the dashcam terms in writing and test the tracker before you roll it out.
Your options
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Fleetr This company pays BestGuide when you connect with it through our site. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first. Payment never changes what we report about fees, terms or complaints. This review Small service businesses with a few vehicles that want low-cost, no-contract GPS tracking they can plug in themselves.
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Motive Alternative Trucking and mixed fleets that need a registered ELD, AI dash cams and fuel tax reporting in one well rated app and are comfortable signing a multi-year contract.
- Company
- Fleetr, Inc., formerly JoyyCar US Services, Inc.; based in Austin, Texas; CEO and co-founder Matt Fuller3
- OBD tracking plan
- $13.99 per vehicle a month, $0 setup, no contract, as listed October 20261
- OBD plus dashcam
- $24 per vehicle a month with $30 per vehicle setup and a 2-year contract on the pricing page; the FAQ lists $24 a month plus an $85 device1
- Other plans
- FleetrPro OBD $19 a month plus $74 device; add a camera to an existing OBD for $13.50 a month plus $85; asset tracker $69 one-time plus $10 a month2
- Hardware
- Self-installed OBDII plug-in; Fleetr says it draws under 3 milliamps when idle2
- Support
- Email and phone, Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central, plus a knowledge base4
- Insurance data
- Driving and camera data can be shared with Fleetr's insurance agencies and partner carriers only with your express consent5
Pros
- $13.99 a month OBD plan with no setup fee and no contract
- Plug-in tracker you install yourself
- Driver safety and efficiency scores, geofences and maintenance reminders on every plan
- Dashcam bundle with live, on-demand and event video
- Insurance data sharing only with your express consent
Cons
- Pricing page and FAQ disagree on dashcam contract and fees
- Refund window and trial not published
- Very few public reviews, and 3 of 5 on Trustpilot are one star
- Support hours limited to weekdays 9 to 5 Central
- No BBB profile found
Best for: Small service businesses with a few vehicles that want low-cost, no-contract GPS tracking they can plug in themselves.
Skip it if: You need ELD logs for trucks, 24/7 support, or a written refund policy before you buy.
Fleetr vs. competitors
| Company | Monthly per vehicle | Device cost | Contract | Refund or trial | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fleetr | $13.99; $24 with dashcam | $0 OBD; dashcam $30 setup or $85 device | None for OBD; dashcam terms differ by page | Not published | Visit site |
| Force Fleet (formerly Force by Mojio) | $10 to $44 | $59 tracker, $199 dashcam | None | 30-day money-back guarantee | Visit site |
| One Step GPS | $13.95 | Free, returned when you cancel | None | 100-day money-back guarantee | Read review |
| Linxup | $25 | $69 no contract, less on 2 or 3 years | None, 2 or 3 years | Not published | Read review |
| Azuga | $25 to $35 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Visit site |
Fleet and vehicle tracking companies we reviewed
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Fleetr This company pays BestGuide when you connect with it through our site. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first. Payment never changes what we report about fees, terms or complaints. This review BestGuide rating: 4.5 out of 5. Set by our editorial team from published factors such as cost, credentials, reputation, customer experience, services and guarantees. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first; they are always labeled BestGuide Partner. Best for: Small service businesses with a few vehicles that want low-cost, no-contract GPS tracking they can plug in themselves. -
Motive BestGuide rating: 4.6 out of 5. Set by our editorial team from published factors such as cost, credentials, reputation, customer experience, services and guarantees. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first; they are always labeled BestGuide Partner. Best for: Trucking and mixed fleets that need a registered ELD, AI dash cams and fuel tax reporting in one well rated app and are comfortable signing a multi-year contract. -
Samsara BestGuide rating: 4.6 out of 5. Set by our editorial team from published factors such as cost, credentials, reputation, customer experience, services and guarantees. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first; they are always labeled BestGuide Partner. Best for: Midsize and large fleets that want tracking, AI dash cams, compliance, maintenance and equipment data on one platform with many integrations. -
Azuga BestGuide rating: 4.5 out of 5. Set by our editorial team from published factors such as cost, credentials, reputation, customer experience, services and guarantees. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first; they are always labeled BestGuide Partner. Best for: Small and midsize service fleets that want posted pricing and a built-in way to reward safe drivers. -
Verizon Connect BestGuide rating: 4.4 out of 5. Set by our editorial team from published factors such as cost, credentials, reputation, customer experience, services and guarantees. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first; they are always labeled BestGuide Partner. Best for: Fleets of 5 to several hundred vehicles that want GPS, dash cams and compliance from one large vendor and are comfortable negotiating a contract. -
GPS Insight BestGuide rating: 4.5 out of 5. Set by our editorial team from published factors such as cost, credentials, reputation, customer experience, services and guarantees. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first; they are always labeled BestGuide Partner. Best for: Small and midsize fleets in construction, utilities, government or field service that want tracking, cameras, ELD and dispatch from one vendor with hands-on onboarding. -
Spireon BestGuide rating: 4.1 out of 5. Set by our editorial team from published factors such as cost, credentials, reputation, customer experience, services and guarantees. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first; they are always labeled BestGuide Partner. Best for: Car dealers, buy-here-pay-here lenders and trailer fleets that want an established tracking platform with a national installer network. -
Force Fleet Tracking This company pays BestGuide when you connect with it through our site. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first. Payment never changes what we report about fees, terms or complaints. BestGuide rating: 4.5 out of 5. Set by our editorial team from published factors such as cost, credentials, reputation, customer experience, services and guarantees. Verified partners are scored on our partner verification program and can be listed first; they are always labeled BestGuide Partner. Best for: Owner-run service businesses with a few to about 30 vans or trucks that want GPS tracking and dashcams month to month.
Fleetr pricing at a glance
Fleetr plans, as listed October 20261
| Plan | Monthly per vehicle | Device or setup | Contract |
|---|---|---|---|
| OBD tracking (Fleetr Legacy OBD) | $13.99 | $0 setup | None |
| OBD plus road-facing dashcam | $24 | $30 setup on the pricing page; $85 device in the FAQ | 2 years on the pricing page; FAQ says no long-term contract |
| FleetrPro OBD | $19 | $74 device | Not published |
| Camera added to an existing OBD | $13.50 | $85 device | Not published |
| Asset tracker | $10 | $69 one-time | Not published |
Fleetr says plans and promotional terms can change. Dual-facing dashcams are available on request at a price not published. Fleetr devices are also sold on Amazon and activated through a separate flow.
Fleetr, step by step
Pick a setup
Choose OBD only or OBD plus dashcam on Fleetr's pricing page, or buy a device on Amazon and activate it online.
Get the dashcam terms in writing
If you add a camera, confirm whether you are signing a 2-year contract and what the device or setup fee is, since Fleetr's pages differ.
Plug in the tracker
The OBDII device plugs into the port under the steering wheel. Hardwired cameras connect to the fuse block and may need a professional.
Set alerts and scores
Turn on geofences, speeding, harsh braking and idling alerts, and use the driver leaderboard and maintenance reminders.
Decide on insurance sharing
Fleetr only shares driving data with insurers if you give express consent, so read that screen before you agree.
Fleetr legitimacy and licensing
Yes. Fleetr’s privacy policy names the company as Fleetr, Inc., formerly JoyyCar US Services, Inc., and its site says it is based in Austin, Texas, with customers in North America and Latin America. Its leadership page lists CEO and co-founder Matt Fuller. The iPhone app is published by Fleetr Holdings LLC and rates 4.5 out of 5 from 26 ratings.
Public feedback is thin. Trustpilot shows 3.1 out of 5 from just 5 reviews, the newest from 2024, and we found no BBB profile. That doesn’t mean it’s a scam, but it does mean you should test it on a few vehicles first.
Fleetr pricing explained
The OBD tracking plan is $13.99 per vehicle a month with no setup fee and no contract. The OBD plus dashcam plan is $24 per vehicle a month. Fleetr’s pricing page lists that plan with a $30 per vehicle setup fee and a 2-year contract, while its FAQ lists the road-facing dashcam at $24 a month plus an $85 device and says plans have no long-term contracts. Ask which terms apply before you buy.
The FAQ also lists FleetrPro OBD at $19 a month plus a $74 device, adding a camera to an existing OBD for $13.50 a month plus $85, and an asset tracker at $69 plus $10 a month. A 5-vehicle fleet on the basic OBD plan pays about $70 a month before tax.
What you get with Fleetr
Both setups include real-time GPS, geofencing, a driver safety score, a driver efficiency score, vehicle trouble codes and maintenance scheduling. The dashcam setup adds driving event video, on-demand video, live video and in-vehicle audio feedback. Fleetr’s current dashcam is road-facing and doesn’t record the cab; dual-facing cameras are available on request.
Fleetr also markets the same tracker to families for teen and older drivers, and to insurance agents who want driving data for commercial clients.
What customers say about Fleetr
Recurring themes across the review sites and complaint records listed above, not individual quotes.
Common praise
- Low monthly price for small fleets
- Safety and efficiency scores that are easy to read
- Simple interface and plug-in setup
Common complaints
- App needing restarts to show vehicles
- Tracking failures in the field
- Support handled mostly by email with slow follow-up
Fleetr complaints and how to avoid problems
The few Trustpilot complaints describe an app that needed restarts to show trucks, tracking that stopped working and support that ran mostly by email with slow follow-up. Positive reviews mention the price and the safety features.
- Start with one or two vehicles and check that trips and alerts show up correctly for a couple of weeks.
- Get the dashcam contract length and device fee in writing.
- Ask how to cancel and whether you must return devices.
- Save support emails in case you need to dispute a charge.
Fleetr, your data and insurance
Fleetr’s privacy policy says Fleetr, Inc. owns the user data collected through its service and processes it in the United States. With your express consent, it shares driving, vehicle and camera data with JoyyCar Insurance Agency, Fleetr Insurance Agency and partner carriers for rating, underwriting and offering insurance. You can use the tracker without agreeing to that sharing. Tell drivers what is tracked, and check your state’s rules on monitoring employees.
Who should skip Fleetr
Trucking fleets that need an ELD. Electronic logging device, the system that records a commercial driver's hours of service. Compare fleet and vehicle tracking companies for hours of service should look at Motive or Samsara. If you want a written money-back guarantee, Force Fleet offers 30 days and One Step GPS offers 100 days. Larger fleets that need fuel card or deep software integrations will find more on Azuga’s upper tiers or an enterprise platform.
Alternatives to Fleetr
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Lower $10 entry price for up to 3 vehicles and a written 30-day money-back guarantee.
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OneStep GPSSimilar price with no device cost and a 100-day money-back guarantee if you want a long trial.
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Bridgestone-owned with a BBB A+ rating and location updates as often as every 30 seconds.
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Your phone's free location sharing
For one or two vehicles, Apple Find My or Google location sharing shows where a driver is at no cost, without diagnostics or driver scores.
Next steps
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Fleetr cost?
$13.99 per vehicle a month for OBD tracking with no setup fee, or $24 a month for OBD plus a dashcam, as listed October 2026. Fleetr's pages list either a $30 setup fee or an $85 device for the dashcam.
Does Fleetr require a contract?
Not for the OBD plan. The pricing page shows a 2-year contract for the dashcam bundle, but the FAQ says plans have no long-term contracts, so confirm in writing.
Who owns Fleetr?
Fleetr, Inc., which its privacy policy says was formerly JoyyCar US Services, Inc. The company is based in Austin, Texas, and lists Matt Fuller as CEO and co-founder.
Is Fleetr a good company?
It is a legitimate company with low posted prices, but it has very few public reviews: 3.1 out of 5 from 5 reviews on Trustpilot and 4.5 from 26 ratings on the App Store. Test it before rolling it out.
How do you install Fleetr?
Plug the device into the OBDII port, usually under the steering wheel. Some cameras run off the OBD port with a cable; hardwired cameras connect to the fuse block.
Does the Fleetr dashcam record the driver?
The road-facing camera on Fleetr's dashcam page does not. Dual-channel cameras with an interior lens are available and do record people in the cab.
Will Fleetr drain my battery?
Fleetr says the OBDII device draws less than 3 milliamps when the vehicle is off. If warning lights appear, unplug it and contact support.
Can I buy Fleetr on Amazon?
Yes. Fleetr sells devices on Amazon and has a separate activation page for them.
Does Fleetr share my data with my insurance company?
Not automatically. Its privacy policy says insurance-related sharing needs your express consent.
What is Fleetr's phone number?
Fleetr offers phone and email support Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central.
Sources (12)
Facts on this page come from company websites, government agencies and regulators, checked on the dates shown. Editorial standards
- Fleetr: Pricing details (accessed October 12, 2026)
- Fleetr: FAQ (accessed October 12, 2026)
- Fleetr: About us (accessed October 12, 2026)
- Fleetr: Help (accessed October 12, 2026)
- Fleetr: Privacy policy (accessed October 12, 2026)
- Trustpilot: Fleetr reviews (accessed October 12, 2026)
- Apple App Store: Fleetr (accessed October 12, 2026)
- BBB: Search results for Fleetr (accessed October 12, 2026)
- Force Fleet: Pricing (accessed October 12, 2026)
- One Step GPS: Pricing (accessed October 12, 2026)
- Linxup: Pricing (accessed October 12, 2026)
- Azuga: GPS fleet tracking pricing (accessed October 12, 2026)
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