On headline price these two look interchangeable. Quartix publishes $14.
00 per vehicle per month for Info Point; RAM Tracking publishes Lite from $14.99.
A pound either way.
The documents underneath them are not interchangeable at all. RAM's US lease agreement states, verbatim, 'This is a non-cancelable, binding contract.
' Quartix's pricing page states 'No auto-renewals' and 'You own the units'. Both checked 22 September 2026.
Rajat Gupta runs FleetOpsClub and writes its software reviews, comparisons and pricing pages. Every tool on the site is assessed against the vendor's own published documentation and pricing, and each pricing figure carries the date it was last verified so readers can judge how current it is. Where a vendor does not publish a price, the page says so rather than estimating one.
Last reviewed Sep 22, 2026I built this comparison to separate Quartix and RAM Tracking on the things that matter after rollout starts: pricing structure, operational fit, integration requirements, and implementation friction.
If your fleet size is stable and the bundle genuinely covers what you need, RAM's committed pricing is competitive and honest about what it is.
If your vehicle count fluctuates, or if finance will not sign a non-cancelable multi-year obligation, the decision is effectively made for you.
Published $14-$15 per vehicle per month, 12-month initial term rolling to 30 days, no auto-renewals, customer-owned hardware.
Fleets that want a published rate and a short way out.
Read full reviewPublished from $14.99 per vehicle per month under a non-cancelable 36-month lease that auto-renews in 12-month periods.
Stable fleets wanting tracking, cameras and job management on one bundled monthly unit price.
Read full reviewThis is the clearest own-versus-lease comparison in the category, and it is worth understanding before the monthly number does the deciding.
RAM's structure is a 36-month equipment lease that auto-renews in 12-month periods and needs at least three months' written notice to exit. Its own terms say you may not cancel 'for any reason, including but not limited to, Equipment failure, loss or damage'.
Quick verdict
Choose Quartix if
Fleets that want a published rate and a short way out.
Choose RAM Tracking if
Stable fleets wanting tracking, cameras and job management on one bundled monthly unit price.
Compare committed spend rather than monthly rate. A 36-month bundle at $24.
99 per unit is roughly $900 per unit before anything else is evaluated. A 12-month Quartix contract at $14.
00 is about $168, after which it rolls monthly.
RAM publishes more product breadth per dollar, including dash cams and job management in its bundles. Quartix does not sell those.
| Criteria | QuartixQuartix publishes real pricing ($14-$15/vehicle/month, no setup fees) and a no-auto-renewal contract structure, backed by a strong 4.8/5 Trustpilot record — though its own mobile app rates far lower. | RAM TrackingRAM Tracking publishes real prices for its entry GPS, dashcam and job-management tiers, but its standard contract is structured as an equipment lease with a third-party finance company and a non-cancelable term. |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Quote-based | Quote-based |
| Pricing model | Published directly — $14-$15/vehicle/month, no quote required | Entry tiers and bundles published; upgrade tiers quote-only; standard contract may be an equipment lease |
| Deployment | GPS hardware with fleet tracking, route planning, and driver/inspection tools | GPS hardware, optional dashcams and ELD, plus a separate Klipboard job-management app |
| Supported OS | iOS, Android | iOS, Android |
| Free trial | No | No |
| Best for | GPS Fleet Tracking | GPS Fleet Tracking |
RAM Tracking US, verified 22 September 2026: Vehicle Tracking Lite from $14.99 per vehicle per month; Core and Plus quoted.
Dash Cams SD from $28.99.
Job Management $32.99, $45.
99 and $65.99 per user per month.
Bundles: Essential Fleet $24.99, Advanced Fleet $72.
34, Fleet & Field Master $105.27 per unit per month.
Note the regional split: ramtracking.com/pricing serves the UK page in GBP.
The US rates sit at /us/pricing. Do not mix them.
Quartix, verified the same day: Info Point $14.00, Info Plus $15.
00 per vehicle per month, excluding local taxes. Enterprise on application.
RAM's hardware has no separate line; it is folded into the leased monthly cost. Quartix states 'No upfront costs' and customer ownership.
The commercial difference is the whole comparison. Read RAM's lease agreement page before its pricing page.
Quartix includes installation on both published plans and warrants the units for life, with the customer owning them.
RAM bundles hardware into the lease, which means the equipment obligation is structured separately from the software service. Its terms state the lease survives issues with the service.
Neither publishes a standard free trial. Quartix will provide a short time-limited trial on one vehicle on request.
If you take RAM, calendar the notice date the day you sign. Three months' notice against a rolling 12-month renewal is easy to miss.
Quartix wins for any fleet that values the ability to leave. Published rate, 12-month initial term, 30-day rolling after that, no auto-renewal, hardware you own.
RAM wins on bundled scope per unit if a 36-month commitment is acceptable and you actually need dash cams and job management alongside tracking.
The headline rates are close enough to ignore. Decide on the commitment, not the pound.
Fleets that want a published rate and a short way out.
'No auto-renewals' stated on the pricing pageCustomer owns the units, installation included30-day rolling renewal after the initial term
Narrower product range: no dash cams or job managementEnterprise tier is quotedNo standard free trial
Read Quartix full reviewStable fleets wanting tracking, cameras and job management on one bundled monthly unit price.
Publishes real US rates, including bundlesBundled scope is wide for the moneyJob Management tiers are priced openly per user
Non-cancelable lease, by its own wordingAuto-renews in 12-month periodsThree months' notice required to exitUpper tiers are quote-only
Read RAM Tracking full reviewStill weighing the wider market, not just these two?
Compare all GPS Fleet Tracking →These are the checks worth answering before a stronger sales process or cleaner demo experience starts getting mistaken for better fit.
Is this a subscription or an equipment lease?
Does it auto-renew, for how long, and what notice do I owe?
Who owns the hardware at the end of the term?
What happens to the monthly cost if my fleet shrinks?
Is the equipment obligation separate from the software service?
Which regional price list am I actually being quoted from?
Quick answers to the questions buyers usually ask once the category, software, or rollout details start getting more specific.
In the US it is a lease. RAM's own lease agreement terms state This is a non-cancelable, binding contract and that you may not cancel for any reason, including Equipment failure, loss or damage. Verified 22 September 2026.
Quartix publishes Info Point at $14.00 per vehicle per month; RAM Tracking US publishes Lite from $14.99. RAM bundles start at $24.99 per unit per month on a 36-month term and include more than tracking.
Its published terms auto-renew for further 12-month periods and require not less than three months' written notice, effective at the third anniversary or a later one.
Quartix states You own the units, with installation included and a lifetime warranty. RAM folds hardware into the leased monthly cost, and its terms keep the equipment obligation separate from the software service.
Use the software profiles to go deeper on pricing details, integrations, rollout fit, and editorial review before the team commits to a final vendor path.
Vehicle tracking and reporting with published pricing and short rolling renewals.
Tracking, dash cams and job management sold as bundled per-unit monthly pricing on long terms.
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Check commercial fit and pricing mechanics directly before treating the comparison as settled.
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