GPX Insights
Asset tracking, supply chain visibility and the GPS and BLE hardware behind them, written by the GPX team.
The best Geotab alternatives for asset-heavy fleets go beyond a vehicle-first feature set to track high-value equipment, trailers and unpowered assets. When choosing, look for real-time location, instant motion alerts and deeper security than a basic tracker, coverage for unpowered
An AI asset intelligence platform goes beyond fleet management by tracking assets, predicting problems, protecting cargo and prescribing the next move, instead of showing dots on a map. It combines multi-sensor hardware such as GPS, BLE, cellular and satellite with
The best GPS tracker for vans gives managers real-time visibility that secures vehicles, optimizes routes and keeps drivers safe, turning each van from a black box into a data-rich asset. Leading platforms go beyond location with AI-driven insights, and the
GPS fleet tracking cost is made up of hardware, software subscriptions and installation, weighed against the hidden cost of doing nothing. Providers use several pricing models, so the clearest way to justify a system is to calculate ROI against asset
Compare the top 9 fleet tracking companies for 2026 by network, pricing, and use case to match a platform to your fleet and budget.
A modern GPS tracker for trucks works as a command center rather than a dot on a map, turning raw location data into decisions that protect assets, tighten operations and grow profit. The strongest platforms add cargo theft alerts, route
Fleet asset tracking covers the trailers, containers, generators and equipment that vehicle telematics misses, and it does not require a heavy, expensive telematics rollout. Trackers using BLE, cellular, GPS or satellite give unpowered assets location visibility, helping teams stop hunting
Non-powered fleets need asset tracking rather than full vehicle telematics. Telematics is built for powered vehicles, while trailers, containers and machines that sit idle for weeks need asset trackers that report location without a full telematics suite. Matching the tool
Choosing a trailer tracking solution means matching the platform to how your fleet actually runs. Look for real-time location, movement and condition data over GPS and cellular, theft alerts, dwell-time data that supports detention billing, and cold chain sensors, since
Vehicle telematics is built for powered vehicles, monitoring speed, fuel, driver behavior, and OBD-II diagnostics, while asset tracking fits non-powered equipment. Trailers, containers, generators, and tools have no engine or driver, so they need only location, geofencing, and alerts. Separating
