£8 a vehicle, a month.
No black box required. No 3-year contract. No quote call. Rolling monthly, every feature on every vehicle — and you cancel from your billing page, not a retentions line.
One feature set. Nothing sold back to you.
Geofences, trip reports and driver behaviour are where the industry starts nickel-and-diming. Here they come as standard, on every vehicle, at £8.
Live tracking & history
Every vehicle on one map — connected, app or tracker — with full journey replay.
Geofences & alerts
Draw zones, get pinged the moment a vehicle arrives, leaves or moves out of hours.
Driver safety
Harsh braking, speeding and idling — scored, trended and easy to coach.
Maintenance & compliance
Service schedules, MOT reminders, defect checks and a full audit trail.
Fuel & cost control
See spend per vehicle, catch idling and drains, and shrink the monthly bill.
Reports & dashboards
Utilisation, mileage and cost answers — exportable, scheduled, board-ready.
Office & driver apps
The whole fleet in your pocket — and a clock-in app for every driver.
Integrations & API
Push fleet data into accounting, ELD and your own tools — or the MCP server.
Mix and match, per vehicle.
Same platform, same £8 a month — the only difference is how each vehicle gets onto the map. Vehicles that need a FleetOS tracker add £6 a month, hardware included.
Cancel any month, from your billing page.
The tracking industry runs on 3–5 year terms, silent auto-renewal and buy-out-the-remainder exits. We built the commercial terms we'd want as customers — the guarantee is the product.
No notice period
No 3-month written-notice window, no retention call. Click cancel in billing and you're done at the end of the paid month.
No exit fee
Nothing to buy out. Tracker hardware is included in the monthly price, so there's no device balance hanging over you.
No contract to extend
Adding a vehicle never restarts a term or re-signs the fleet — there's no term to restart. Every vehicle is monthly, always.
Read our pricing next to theirs.
Go and look for these prices yourself — that's the test. Most of the UK market won't show you a number without a call.
Checked July 2026, from each provider's own public pricing pages. Where a row says "not published", the provider's pricing page asks for your details instead of showing a price — which is rather the point.