GPS Tracker vs. AirTag: 5 Reasons They’re Not the Same AirTags are popular, cheap, and easy to toss into a bag or a glovebox. But an AirTag is not a GPS tracker, and if you’re counting on one to protect a trailer, tractor, or work vehicle, the difference matters. Here are five reasons a real…
The Fleet Tracking Contract You Didn’t Know You Signed Plenty of businesses are locked into a GPS tracking contract without realizing it. Most only find out when they try to leave. We saw this happen recently with a new client, and it’s a good reminder to check the fine print before your current provider makes…
Satellite vs. Bluetooth Tracking A Phoenix to Vegas Road Test Bluetooth trackers are everywhere right now. They’re cheap, they’re small, and plenty of people assume they do the same job as a real GPS tracker. To show the actual difference, the GPS & Track team ran a simple test: put one satellite GPS tracker and…
Waterproof IP67 RatedGPS Tracking Built for the Outdoors The waterproof GPS tracker pairs next-generation, high-sensitivity GPS technology with a solid, compact build that stands up to water, dust, and whatever else an outdoor environment throws at it. An internal backup battery keeps your assets monitored even if the primary power source is cut. Simple to…
GPS and Track vs. Azuga Fleet One Purchase vs. A 36-Month Commitment Fleet tracking shoppers eventually notice that most established platforms are built around a signed, multi-year agreement, while a smaller set of direct providers sell the hardware and service once and step back. Azuga Fleet sits squarely in the first group. GPS and Track…
GPS and Track vs. Teletrac Navman A Flat Rate vs. A Custom Quote Fleet tracking vendors generally split into two camps: those who publish a price and let you sign up in minutes, and those who build a quote around your fleet size, hardware needs, and contract length before you ever see a number. Teletrac…
GPS and Track vs. Geotab A Flat Fee vs. A Reseller Quote Fleet trackers generally fall into two camps: platforms sold through a network of resellers with pricing that shifts by partner and package, and direct providers who sell you the unit once and let you walk away afterward. Geotab is the clearest example of…
GPS and Track vs. ClearPath GPS Buy Once vs. Sign a Term Not every fleet tracking provider locks customers into a multi-year agreement, and ClearPathGPS is a good example of that — it’s built around flexible, contract-free billing rather than a long-term commitment. Still, “no contract” and “no recurring bill” aren’t the same thing, and…
GPS and Track vs. Motive Buy Once vs. Sign a Term Anyone comparing fleet GPS options eventually runs into two very different sales approaches. Compliance-focused platforms like Motive build their pricing around a signed subscription term. Direct providers like GPS and Track go a different route: pay for the hardware and service in one transaction,…
GPS and Track vs. US Fleet Tracking One Purchase vs. Ongoing Billing Shopping around for a fleet GPS solution usually surfaces two competing philosophies. Telematics vendors like US Fleet Tracking build their pricing around monthly billing. Direct providers like GPS and Track do things differently. You cover the device and the service window in a…