GPS tracking solutions for everything your operation runs on.
Assets, equipment, fleets, trailers, shipments, and the buildings between them. GPX pairs GPS and Bluetooth (BLE) asset tracking with one platform, so operators across every industry see everything they own — live, on one map, within days of saying yes.
















One platform. Fifteen ways in.
Every GPX solution is the same system pointed at a different problem: GPS trackers and Bluetooth (BLE) tags reporting into one live map, with geofencing, instant theft alerts, and dwell analytics. Pick the solution that matches what you're losing sleep over — the rest of the platform is already there when you need it.
In the field
Assets and equipment across sites, yards, and plantsAsset tracking →
Every high-value asset on one live map — geofence alerts the moment something moves that shouldn't, and recoveries typically in under 8 hours.
In the fieldEquipment tracking →
Generators, attachments, compressors, and machines — the whole fleet tracked, not just the big iron with OEM telematics.
In the fieldHeavy equipment tracking →
Rugged GPS built for yellow iron — engine hours and utilization alongside location, in enclosures that shrug off the job site.
On the road
Vehicles and trailers between your sites and your customersFleet tracking →
Live location every 30 seconds for trucks and service vehicles, with ignition status, trip history, and dispatch-ready data.
On the roadTrailer tracking →
Every trailer accounted for — in the yard, at the dock, or three states away — with after-hours movement alerts on the whole pool.
Through the supply chain
Freight, returnables, and the network that carries themShipment tracking →
Door-to-door visibility for high-value freight — live position, dwell alerts at every handoff, and proof of where it's been.
Supply chainSupply chain tracking →
End-to-end visibility across plants, carriers, and customers — one live picture of parts and product moving through the network.
Supply chainReturnable container tracking →
Racks, totes, and pallets that come home — 100% of the pool tracked instead of sampled, so shrinkage becomes a number you control.
Supply chainEnterprise asset tracking →
One flat-rate program for every non-powered asset across the enterprise — hardware included, as low as $45 per device a year.
Supply chainGateway-less BLE tracking →
Bluetooth tags that report without a single gateway of your own — the network is already in the trucks, phones, and buildings around them.
Supply chainBLE network →
The 150M-gateway terrestrial network behind it all — zero-infrastructure coverage indoors, outdoors, and across borders.
Inside the four walls
Warehouses, inventory, and condition-sensitive goodsWarehouse tracking →
Zone-level visibility indoors with no readers or scan points to install — BLE tags report continuously, not just at doorways.
Four wallsInventory tracking →
Continuous location for tagged inventory and kits — counts that are always current instead of quarterly, and nothing lost to the back corner.
Four wallsPallet tracking →
Pallets and totes counted where they actually are — in the yard, on the dock, or at the customer that never sent them back.
Four wallsTemperature & humidity tracking →
Condition monitoring with location — temperature and humidity history for cold-chain and sensitive goods, alert the moment thresholds break.
Fifteen solutions. One map, one login, one system to learn.
Whatever you track first, it lands in the same place: a live map of everything, geofenced by Scout AI in seconds, with alerts by text, email, or webhook and data flowing into your ERP. The devices behind it — from the AssetTag Pro BLE tag (hardware included) to wired GPS trackers for vehicles and machines — are on the tracking devices page.
GPX's GPS data and AI platform transformed visibility across our supply chain. We track returnable containers in real time, cut losses and shortages, and manage assets with far more confidence.
GPS tracking, answered.
Why do companies use GPS tracking?
Four reasons come up in every deployment: theft protection (after-hours movement triggers an instant alert, and recoveries typically complete in under 8 hours), utilization (idle and dwell reports put owned assets back to work instead of renting more), operations (dispatch, scheduling, and customer ETAs built on live locations instead of phone calls), and accountability (time-stamped movement history that settles disputes with facts). Across GPX deployments the combination averages an 18× return.
Which GPS tracking solution do I need?
Start from what you're losing sleep over. Equipment walking off job sites → equipment tracking or asset tracking. Trucks and service vehicles → fleet tracking. Trailers you can't account for → trailer tracking. Freight in someone else's hands → shipment tracking. Racks and totes that don't come back → returnable container tracking. Because every solution is the same platform, starting narrow and expanding later costs nothing.
What is the difference between GPS and BLE tracking?
GPS trackers compute their own position from satellites and report over cellular — ideal outdoors and on the road, and wired versions add live updates and engine data. Bluetooth (BLE) tags like AssetTag Pro are heard by nearby gateways — a terrestrial network of 150 million of them — which works indoors, in dense yards, and across borders where standalone GPS struggles, with a battery that lasts up to 3 years (5 on AssetTag Pro Max) and zero infrastructure to install. GPX uses both on one platform, matching the device to the asset.
What are the different types of GPS tracking devices?
GPX pairs the device to the job: AssetTag Pro (battery BLE + GPS tag, up to 3 years of battery life on AssetTag Pro, 5 on AssetTag Pro Max, hardware included) for equipment, containers, and everything without wiring; wired GPS trackers for vehicles and powered machines that want live, high-frequency updates; rugged heavy-equipment GPS with engine-hour data; and temperature and humidity trackers for condition-sensitive goods. See the full range on the tracking devices page.
What is GPS tracking data?
More than a dot on a map: live position, movement history, geofence entries and exits, dwell time, idle detection, and — from wired devices — ignition and engine hours. The GPX platform turns that stream into alerts, reports, and answers: where is it, is it safe, is it earning. Scout AI lets you ask in plain language.
Can I integrate tracking data into my current workflow / app / software?
Yes. A full-featured API and webhooks deliver live locations, alerts, and movement history into your ERP, dispatch, or custom software. And if your use case is out of the box, that's normal here — most large deployments start with a conversation about a workflow nobody's tracker was built for. Talk to the team about yours.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes — GPX ships in case quantities to locations outside North America and in single pieces to select countries. Because AssetTag Pro reports over a terrestrial gateway network rather than a single carrier's cellular plan, tracking keeps working as assets cross borders. Contact us for details on your countries and lanes.
How much does GPS tracking cost?
Less than not tracking. GPX pricing is a low per-asset rate at fleet volume — AssetTag Pro hardware included for BLE deployments — with no gateways, readers, or infrastructure to buy. Set against one prevented theft, one cancelled rental, or one avoided re-buy, tracking typically pays for itself many times over; GPX customers average an 18× return. Get exact pricing for your operation.
Whatever you run on, see all of it.
Start with a pilot on the assets that hurt most: we ship you trackers, you put them on, and within days you're watching your operation live. No infrastructure. No commitment.