GPS Fleet Tracking
Not published — quote only ('Get Pricing')
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Last reviewed Aug 31, 2026GPS Insight's pricing page has a title tag that says 'Starting Under $20.' The page itself has no price on it.
A separate blog post gives industry-wide ranges instead — useful context, not a GPS Insight quote.
Nothing on GPS Insight's own pricing page names a dollar figure for GPS tracking, ELD, or dashcams — every plan routes to a quote request.
The closest thing to a number is the page's own SEO title tag, which promises a starting price under $20 that the visible content never delivers.
GPS Fleet Tracking
Not published — quote only ('Get Pricing')
ELD
Not published — quote only
Smart Cameras (AI Dashcams)
Not published — quote only
Pricing source: official pricing page, verified 2026-09-14.
Use the industry-wide ranges from GPS Insight's own blog post as a starting budget expectation, not a quote — then get the actual per-vehicle rate in writing.
Ask specifically about contract length and cancellation terms, since neither appears on any page checked.
| Plan | Pricing summary |
|---|---|
GPS Fleet Tracking | Not published — page title tag references "Under $20" but content shows no figure |
ELD | Not published — quote only |
Smart Cameras (AI Dashcams) | Not published — quote only |
Get it in writing. The pricing page's own title tag references a number the page content doesn't show.
Not published on any page checked — ask directly before signing.
The 2025 Titan GPS acquisition added Canadian ELD coverage — confirm whether it's bundled or a separate line item for cross-border fleets.
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Its pricing page's title tag says 'Starting Under $20,' but the visible page content shows no dollar figure anywhere — only calls to action for a quote or demo. The number exists in the page's SEO metadata, not in anything a visitor actually sees.
A separate GPS Insight blog post cites 2026 industry-wide figures of $15-$50 per vehicle per month broadly, with $25-$45 called the most common tier — explicitly framed as market research, not GPS Insight's own rate.
No. The ELD product page uses marketing language ('FMCSA-Certified,' 'guaranteed FMCSA compliance') but shows no price. Get a specific quote in writing.
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