Samsara and Verizon Connect
They put hardware in the vehicle and follow the truck. Hellotracks follows the person, which matters the moment someone gets out of the truck. No install, no hardware cost, and a much lower price per seat.
The short answer
Samsara and Verizon Connect are telematics: hardware in the vehicle, built around the fleet. Jobber and ServiceTitan are quoting, invoicing and CRM suites for trades. Route4Me is routing first. Hellotracks runs on phones and is built around the map: live tracking, dispatch, routes, time and proof of work in one place.
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They put hardware in the vehicle and follow the truck. Hellotracks follows the person, which matters the moment someone gets out of the truck. No install, no hardware cost, and a much lower price per seat.
They are strongest at quotes, invoices and customer records, with tracking added on. Hellotracks is built around the map and the movement of your team.
Route4Me is routing first and does it well. In Hellotracks, routing sits alongside live tracking, time recording and proof of service, so you are not stitching three tools together.
No hardware. Tools that ship a device in every vehicle have to earn that cost back. Hellotracks uses phones your team already has, so you only pay for software.
To be honest
If invoicing and quoting are the main thing you need, a trade suite like Jobber is likely the better choice. If you need engine data and fuel reports, you need telematics hardware. You can connect Hellotracks to either through the API.
Yes. Hellotracks connects to HubSpot, Salesforce, monday.com, Zapier, n8n and more, and has an open API and webhooks.
Location is $10 per user per month on annual billing, $12 monthly. Dispatch is $12.50 on annual, $15 monthly. Enterprise is quoted.
Put two or three people on it today. You will know more from one week of your own data than from any page.
30 days free. No credit card. Ends by itself.