Quartix alternatives: who else will show you a price
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 9, 2026Quartix is one of three vendors in this category that will tell you the price before a sales call. That alone changes how you should read this page: you are not looking for a cheaper option so much as checking whether the scope is right, because the commercial terms are already about as clean as this market gets.
Checked on 22 September 2026, Quartix lists Info Point at $14.00 per vehicle per month and Info Plus at $15.
00, excluding local taxes, with Enterprise quoted on application. It states 'No auto-renewals' and 'You own the units'.
Why buyers look for Quartix alternatives
The common trigger is a compliance or camera requirement arriving after the tracking decision is made. Quartix does tracking and reporting well; it is not trying to be a single platform for ELD logs, driver coaching video and maintenance workflow.
Best Quartix alternative
Buyers leave Quartix for scope, not cost. If you need ELD, AI cameras and maintenance in one platform, look at the suite vendors and accept quote-gated pricing. If you need vehicle tracking with predictable terms, the alternatives below mostly cost more.
RAM Tracking
Fleets that want one bundled monthly number and can live with a 36-month commitment.
Samsara
Larger fleets with a compliance and video mandate and the patience for a sales cycle.
How we evaluated these alternatives
This page is designed to help buyers compare Quartix against real alternatives before demos, pricing calls, or rollout assumptions push the decision too far in one direction.
- We focus on the practical reasons teams move away from Quartix, including pricing fit, deployment effort, and platform scope.
- We compare each alternative by what gets easier, what it costs to run, and where Quartix may still be the better fit.
- The goal is to make the tradeoffs easier to see before the buying process narrows around a single vendor story.
What usually makes buyers look beyond Quartix
Compare the exit, not just the entry. Quartix publishes 12-month initial terms rolling to 30 days with no auto-renewal and customer-owned hardware.
Hold every alternative to that standard and ask them to put their answer in the contract.
Where a vendor will not publish a rate, treat the Quartix number as your anchor and make them justify the gap in capability you have actually scoped.
Compare the real cost, not just the entry price
Check how per-vehicle pricing, contract length, hardware, and add-ons change the total cost as the fleet grows.
Match the rollout to your team's capacity
Look at hardware requirements, setup effort, implementation support, and how much operational lift the platform needs after go-live.
Make sure the product covers the work you actually need
Compare whether cameras, ELD, maintenance, analytics, or integrations are built in or left to extra tools and add-ons.
Top alternatives worth comparing
Three realistic alternatives, with what each one actually publishes as of 22 September 2026.
| Alternative | Pricing model | Deployment | Free trial |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linxup | Quote-only on the pricing page; hardware and one service rate published on a separate store | Plug-in, wired, or JBUS GPS hardware, plus optional dashcams, asset trackers, and Apollo-branded ELD | No |
| RAM Tracking | Entry tiers and bundles published; upgrade tiers quote-only; standard contract may be an equipment lease | GPS hardware, optional dashcams and ELD, plus a separate Klipboard job-management app | No |
| Samsara | Per vehicle | Cloud | Yes |
Quick take
Publishes $25 per vehicle per month for GPS tracking, though only in its FAQ rather than on the plan cards.
Who this fits
Fleets buying trackers, cameras and ELD together.
Pricing
$25 per vehicle per month for GPS tracking; $30 per vehicle per month for ELD. From its FAQ, verified 22 September 2026.
Contract
No-contract, two-year and three-year options. No activation fee.
Hardware
A plug-in tracker is $69 one-time month-to-month, or free on a three-year contract.
Best fit
Mixed fleets wanting bundled hardware
Why teams switch
Linxup covers vehicles, assets, dash cams and ELD, and does publish numbers, just not where you would expect them.
What you gain with Linxup
Broader device range, and hardware becomes free on a three-year term. Its FAQ also states a $99 one-time tablet cost for ELD.
What gets easier day to day
Linxup covers vehicles, assets, dash cams and ELD, and does publish numbers, just not where you would expect them.
Where Quartix still has an edge
Price and clarity. $25 per vehicle per month is well above the $14-15 Quartix publishes, and Linxup's plan cards show only 'LET'S TALK' buttons despite the page claiming you will see the number.
Quick take
Publishes from $14.99 per vehicle per month, but the default US agreement is a non-cancelable equipment lease.
Who this fits
Fleets that want one bundled monthly number and can live with a 36-month commitment.
Pricing
Lite from $14.99 per vehicle per month; bundles from $24.99 per unit per month on a 36-month term. Verified 22 September 2026.
Contract
Non-cancelable lease, auto-renewing in 12-month periods, three months' notice to exit.
Hardware
No separate line. Hardware is folded into the leased monthly cost.
Best fit
Read the lease before the price
Why teams switch
RAM Tracking lists real US rates, and the commercial structure underneath them is the thing to examine.
What you gain with RAM Tracking
Bundled scope. Essential Fleet is $24.99 per unit per month on a 36-month term, covering more than tracking alone.
What gets easier day to day
RAM Tracking lists real US rates, and the commercial structure underneath them is the thing to examine.
Where Quartix still has an edge
Exit terms, decisively. RAM's US lease page states 'This is a non-cancelable, binding contract', auto-renews for further 12-month periods, and needs at least three months' written notice. Quartix publishes the opposite on both counts.
Quick take
Publishes no price at all. Its pricing page is a fleet-size questionnaire that routes to sales.
Who this fits
Larger fleets with a compliance and video mandate and the patience for a sales cycle.
Pricing
Not published. Verified 22 September 2026. Any specific per-vehicle figure you find online comes from review aggregators, not from Samsara.
Contract
Not published on the pricing page. Extract the renewal terms in writing.
Hardware
Not published.
Best fit
The procurement-safe name
Why teams switch
The most searched vendor in the category, and the one that publishes the least.
What you gain with Samsara
Breadth of product and depth of integrations.
What gets easier day to day
The most searched vendor in the category, and the one that publishes the least.
Where Quartix still has an edge
You can find out what Quartix costs without talking to anyone. Samsara's pricing page renders a fleet-size questionnaire and contains no dollar figure.
Quartix is the price anchor in this category. Take its published rate into every other conversation and make the gap get justified.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the questions buyers usually ask once the category, software, or rollout details start getting more specific.
Usually scope. Quartix is focused vehicle tracking with strong reporting; buyers who also need ELD compliance, AI dash cams or maintenance scheduling in one platform will find it narrower than the suite vendors. Price transparency is rarely the reason anyone leaves.
On published rates, yes. Quartix lists Info Point at $14.00 and Info Plus at $15.00 per vehicle per month, excluding local taxes, verified 22 September 2026. Linxup publishes $25 per vehicle per month for GPS tracking. Samsara publishes nothing at all, so no honest comparison is possible without a quote.
Quartix states contracts start from 12 months, move to 30-day rolling renewals, and explicitly says 'No auto-renewals'. It also states 'You own the units'. That is the opposite of RAM Tracking, whose US lease document says 'This is a non-cancelable, binding contract' and auto-renews in 12-month periods.
Its pricing page states 'No upfront costs' and describes installation as included on both published plans, with a lifetime warranty and customer ownership of the units. Confirm this against your own quote before signing.
Sources reviewed for this page
These are the main source paths buyers usually use when they move from initial product interest into pricing, tradeoff review, and direct comparison.
- Quartix official website: Used to verify product positioning, feature scope, and vendor claims.
- Quartix pricing: Used to review pricing structure, contract patterns, and rollout-cost questions.
- Quartix comparisons: Used to review 3 published head-to-head comparison pages connected to this product.
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