Geotab
What is Geotab?
Geotab is a telematics platform providing GPS tracking, driver-behaviour data and vehicle diagnostics through its MyGeotab software, extended by a large marketplace of add-ins and integrations. Its open, extensible model is a core part of its appeal for fleets that want to customise or integrate telematics into other systems.
How much does Geotab cost?
Geotab does not publish a rate card. Crucially, it is sold through an independent reseller network of more than 2,000 partners, each of which sets its own pricing, hardware terms and support. That means there is no single Geotab price — a third-party estimate of roughly $10–18 per vehicle per month for base telematics is only a starting point, and the practical advice is to collect competing quotes from several resellers before committing.
Where does Geotab fit in the fleet stack?
Geotab is the telematics layer — the visibility into location, driving and diagnostics. It does not manage maintenance work; that is fleet maintenance software such as Fleetio, which integrates with Geotab. See the fleet telematics hub for how the telematics options compare.
Who is Geotab best for?
Fleets that value an open, extensible platform and are willing to shop resellers to get a competitive quote. The reseller model is a strength for customisation and a weakness for price transparency — a fleet that wants a single published number will find every quote is a negotiation.
What are the alternatives to Geotab?
Samsara (first-party, hardware-heavy, multi-year contracts) and Motive are the main telematics alternatives; none publishes pricing. For the maintenance layer, see Fleetio.