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GPS tracking, ELD compliance, dashcam safety, and fleet analytics, with strong compliance and safety management; final rate depends on fleet size, hardware, and modules
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Last reviewed Jun 11, 2026Updated Jun 16, 2026Teletrac Navman pricing is not a published plan ladder. It is per-vehicle and quote-based, so the number you pay depends on your fleet size, hardware, and the compliance and safety modules you enable.
This page explains what drives a Teletrac Navman quote, where costs hide, and what to confirm about contract terms before you commit.
Teletrac Navman serves over 50,000 customers globally as an established fleet management provider, with particular strength in regulatory compliance and safety for commercial transportation and construction fleets. That positioning shapes the pricing: it is sold through quotes rather than self-serve plans.
The real pricing decision is rarely about a single per-vehicle figure. It is about which modules are included, whether premium features push you into a higher tier, how hardware and dashcams are priced, and how rigid the contract commitment is once you sign.
Per-vehicle quote
Custom quote per vehicle per month
GPS tracking, ELD compliance, dashcam safety, and fleet analytics, with strong compliance and safety management; final rate depends on fleet size, hardware, and modules
Premium modules
Confirm whether billed within the per-vehicle rate or as add-ons
Some safety, compliance, and analytics capabilities require a premium tier, so verify which features are included versus charged separately
Hardware and dashcams
Confirm hardware cost, ownership, and contract terms live
GPS devices and dashcams carry their own cost and contract structure; clarify ownership or lease, installation, and storage before signing
Pricing source: official pricing page, verified 2026-06-16.
The cleanest way to evaluate Teletrac Navman pricing is by operating requirement. If you run a regulated fleet that needs strong ELD compliance, dashcam safety, and comprehensive reporting, the platform's depth can justify the quote-based model.
If you are a smaller or less regulated fleet, weigh the value of that compliance depth against the contract terms. Buyers describe the terms as rigid, so treat commitment length and hardware structure as core parts of the price, not afterthoughts.
| Plan | Pricing summary |
|---|---|
Track | GPS tracking and basic fleet management |
Base GPS + compliance | GPS tracking, ELD compliance, basic reporting, driver behavior |
Full TN360 suite | GPS, ELD, IFTA, DVIR, asset tracking, maintenance, analytics dashboards |
Comply | Adds ELD, DVIR, IFTA |
Protect | Full platform with dashcams and safety |
Dash cam add-on | Integrated video telematics with event-triggered recording |
Vehicle tracking hardware | Telematics device per vehicle; price varies with contract terms |
Asset tracker | Battery or solar-powered GPS for trailers and unpowered equipment |
Ask for a line-item quote that separates the base per-vehicle rate, premium modules, GPS hardware, and dashcams so you can compare Teletrac Navman to alternatives honestly.
Confirm contract length, renewal and cancellation terms, and what happens if your fleet grows or shrinks, since buyers report the terms are inflexible.
Some capabilities require a premium tier, so clarify exactly which compliance, safety, and analytics features are in your quoted rate before you assume the full platform is included.
Customer support quality is reported to vary by region, so confirm onboarding, response times, and account management coverage for your locations before signing.
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.
Teletrac Navman uses per-vehicle, quote-based pricing rather than published plans. The rate per vehicle depends on fleet size, the hardware and dashcams you install, the compliance and safety modules you enable, and the contract length. Expect a custom quote from sales rather than a self-serve price.
Yes. Teletrac Navman is typically sold on a contract, and buyers report that the terms are rigid, often spanning multiple years. Confirm the exact length, renewal and cancellation terms, hardware ownership or lease structure, and what happens if your fleet size changes before you commit.
Core capabilities include GPS tracking, ELD compliance, dashcam safety, and fleet analytics, with particular strength in regulatory compliance and safety management. Some features sit behind a premium tier, so confirm which modules are included in your quoted per-vehicle rate versus billed as add-ons.
Teletrac Navman does offer a trial or hands-on evaluation, but pricing and onboarding still run through sales. Use the evaluation to confirm the platform fits your compliance and safety workflows before negotiating the per-vehicle rate and contract.
Teletrac Navman is best suited to commercial fleets in regulated industries such as construction and transportation, and the value is strongest for fleets of roughly 50 or more vehicles. Smaller fleets may find the contract terms and quote-based model heavier than lighter, more transparent alternatives.
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