GPS fleet tracking from $11.50 per vehicle

GPS fleet tracking uses a tracker fitted to each vehicle or asset to report its location, speed and status to online software, so a business can see where its fleet is, how it is being driven and how it is being used. Telematica shows every vehicle live on one map, keeps trip history, sends alerts and produces reports on fuel, hours and driver behaviour.

GPS tracking tells you where a vehicle is. Telematics is the wider system: it combines GPS location with vehicle data such as ignition, engine hours, fuel use and fault codes (through CAN bus), plus driver behaviour events, camera footage and sensors like temperature, and brings it all into one platform. GPS tracking is one part of telematics.

GPS tracking shows the real-time location of every vehicle, which helps you optimise routes, reduce fuel use and keep deliveries on time. It also gives you the data to analyse fleet performance and find areas to improve.

Yes. You can see your whole fleet on one live map, filter by group or driver, and drill into any vehicle’s trips, alerts and reports.

CAN bus data comes straight from the vehicle’s computer: fuel used, engine hours, fault codes, service intervals and more. If fuel costs, maintenance or emissions reporting matter to you, the SD45 Pro gives you that data directly. Available data varies by vehicle.

Yes. Create zones around depots, job sites or customer locations and get alerts when vehicles enter or leave them.

By cutting idling, speeding and unnecessary kilometres, and by showing refills and drains. Many fleets also claim fuel tax credits more accurately with Telematica reports.

Plans start from $11.50 per vehicle per month (ex GST) for GPS tracking. Your price depends on fleet size, hardware and whether you buy or rent devices, with no lock-in contracts when you buy. Get a custom quote on our pricing page in about 30 seconds.

It depends on the data you need. A hardwired 4G tracker with CAN bus support, like our SD45 Pro, gives you live location plus fuel burn, engine hours and fault codes. Simpler fleets can start with an OBD plug-in tracker.

Yes. Even fleets of 2–5 vehicles typically save on fuel, overtime and admin, and gain theft protection. There are no lock-in contracts when you buy your devices, so it’s low risk to start.

It shows where money is being lost and gives you the data to act on it: less idling and speeding to cut fuel use, fewer unnecessary kilometres through better routing and dispatch, servicing based on real engine hours or kilometres, faster recovery of stolen vehicles, accurate timesheets, and records that support fuel tax credit claims. How much you save depends on your fleet and how you use the data.