Current pricing
Not published — quote only
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Last reviewed Aug 15, 2026Rhino Fleet Tracking pricing stands out because the commitment stays low and the no-contract model is easier for smaller fleets to evaluate.
This page helps buyers understand the monthly rate, device path, and when Rhino is a practical long-term fit versus a short-term savings play.
Rhino is one of the cleaner examples of low-friction fleet-software pricing. The business case is simple: affordable monthly cost, no long-term contract, and enough feature coverage for basic tracking.
That simplicity is the value. For many smaller fleets, the ability to buy without a heavy commitment matters almost as much as the monthly savings.
Current pricing
Not published — quote only
Last published rate (early 2025)
$21.95 per device per month, plus $25 activation
Price history
$16.95 (2015-2021) → $19.95 (2023) → $21.95 (2024-2025) → withdrawn
Pricing source: official pricing page, verified 2026-08-27.
The cleanest way to read Rhino pricing is by fleet size and by how confident the buyer is in long-term needs. If the fleet wants low-cost GPS visibility today and does not want to sign away future flexibility, Rhino has a real advantage.
The caution is that cheap tracking can become expensive if the fleet outgrows it quickly.
| Plan | Pricing summary |
|---|---|
1–5 vehicles | Standard rate; all core features included |
6–19 vehicles | Volume discount tier; same features |
20+ vehicles | Best rate available; contact for exact quote |
Asset tracking | Minimum 3 units; for trailers, equipment, containers |
Activation fee | Per-vehicle setup charge at enrollment |
Confirm hardware type, setup cost, and whether asset tracking changes the budget materially.
For many smaller fleets, the ability to leave without penalty is one of Rhino's strongest commercial benefits.
If cameras, compliance, or richer analytics are already on the roadmap, a higher-priced alternative may create better long-run value.
With a simpler product, responsive support can matter more than another advanced feature module.
Read the full review for deployment fit and our verdict, or weigh the alternatives before you commit.
Quick answers to the questions buyers usually ask once the category, software, or rollout details start getting more specific.
Rhino is usually positioned around the high-teens per vehicle per month, with lower rates for higher-volume fleets.
No. Rhino's month-to-month structure is one of its clearest advantages for smaller fleets.
Buyers should confirm the exact device, installation expectations, and whether any setup or hardware charges apply to their quote.
Rhino is often positioned as one of the lower-cost options, especially when contract flexibility is part of the comparison.
Confirm the device type, any activation or setup fees, how pricing changes by fleet size, and whether Rhino is still the right fit once future feature needs are considered.
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