Conti-GO

Conti-GO is a fleet-management service built around electronic logs, with optional dual-facing cameras and GPS asset trackers. It suits operators managing trucks, trailers, or mixed commercial vehicles who want compliance, driver oversight, and equipment visibility from one provider. The main decision is whether your fleet needs one of those tools or all three, since each has its own monthly charge.

Overview

Conti-GO brings ELD logging, auditing, driver alerts, camera monitoring, and asset tracking into a single service. The ELD app can consolidate multiple DOT authorities, while managers receive real-time violation notifications and trip charts that show behavior trends. Driver scorecards use road data to help distinguish safer and riskier driving patterns. That combination is more useful for fleets that need ongoing supervision than for an operator seeking only a basic logbook.

The service is contract-free, and bulk discounts may apply according to customer needs. A 30-day risk-free trial covers the hardware and software, but customers who decide not to continue must return the hardware. Pickup trucks and vans can use the ELD with a cable adapter sold through the online store, adding an equipment requirement for those vehicle types. Conti-GO identifies T-Mobile Unlimited or Verizon Unlimited as preferred cellular networks.

Key features

Logging and compliance

The Electronic Logging Device app handles electronic logs and auditing and keeps multiple DOT authorities in one application. Conti-GO says its ELD and Android and iOS applications exceed FMCSA compliance standards. Automated IFTA and Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports reduce recurring paperwork, while driver alerts can flag hours-of-service and maintenance issues. This is the service's strongest case for compliance-focused fleets, although the required hardware means it is not a software-only deployment.

Driver oversight and alerts

Managers get real-time violation alerts and trip charts that expose changes in driving behavior over time. Scorecards turn road data into a way to identify safe and unsafe drivers. These tools are useful when a fleet has supervisors who will act on the alerts; they offer less value to a very small operation that does not need formal driver comparisons.

Dual-facing camera

The camera provides a live in-cab view, playback, and custom recording rules for events such as harsh braking and speeding. Instant event recording can preserve incidents for review, while SD-card and cloud playback provide two ways to access footage. It is a sensible add-on for fleets that need both road and cab context, but it is a separate product rather than part of the ELD subscription.

Asset tracking and support

GPS trackers are offered for trucks and trailers, including in-dash and covert designs. That range suits fleets that need to monitor trailers or conceal a tracker, not just vehicles with an existing telematics installation. Conti-GO also advertises 24/7 customer support from a dedicated domestic team, which matters when compliance or tracking equipment fails outside office hours.

Pricing

Conti-GO has no free plan. A 30-day trial is available, with hardware return required if you are dissatisfied, and services are described as contract-free.

PlanPriceWhat it includesCutting Edge Asset Trackers$12 a monthAsset tracking, easy installation, stated insurance-rate benefits, free trial, and 24/7 support.Dual Facing Dash Cameras$35 a monthLive look-in, SD-card and cloud playback, instant event recording, free trial, and 24/7 support.Electronic Logging Device$35 a monthFMCSA-focused logging, automated reports, free trial, and 24/7 support.The $12 tracker plan is the entry point for fleets concerned mainly with trucks or trailers. The $35 camera plan fits operators who need live viewing and event footage. The $35 ELD plan is for compliance workflows and reporting. Buying all three listed products would cost $82 per month before any bulk discount, so fleets should avoid paying for hardware they will not use.

Platforms

Conti-GO runs on Android, iOS, and the web. The ELD is FMCSA-registered, supports inspection workflows, and requires hardware. Pickup trucks and vans need the separately sold cable adapter for ELD connection.

Who it's for

Choose Conti-GO if your operation wants ELD compliance, driver behavior monitoring, camera evidence, and trailer tracking from one vendor, backed by 24/7 domestic support. It is particularly well matched to fleets with multiple DOT authorities or mixed truck-and-trailer assets. It is less suitable when you need only inexpensive logging, want a free tier, or prefer to avoid installing and returning hardware.

Pros and cons

Pros

Broad fleet coverage: ELDs, dual-facing cameras, and truck or trailer trackers address different operational needs.

Compliance automation: IFTA and DVIR generation, auditing, and hours-of-service alerts reduce manual follow-up.

Actionable oversight: Scorecards, trip charts, and violation alerts give managers behavior and compliance signals.

Flexible commitment: Contract-free service, a 30-day trial, and possible bulk discounts lower the commitment for qualifying fleets.

Cons

Separate charges: Each product has its own monthly price, making a multi-product deployment materially more expensive than the entry plan.

Hardware dependency: The ELD requires equipment, and pickup trucks and vans need an additional cable adapter.

Trial return obligation: Dissatisfied customers must return hardware after the trial.

No free plan: There is no no-cost option for small fleets evaluating basic logging.

Alternatives

Motive is the better starting point if you want a free tier alongside paid plans, API access, and a broader platform footprint.

BigRoad ELD is worth considering for an ELD bundle that combines mileage, messaging, and IFTA and fuel-tax reporting.

Blue Ink Tech BIT ELD suits fleets seeking a $30-per-month no-contract subscription with HOS logs, DVIRs, IFTA miles, and U.S.-based support.

HOS247 ELD is an alternative with a $19-per-vehicle ELD compliance plan and a free logging device with annual service.

TruckingOffice offers a $23 monthly ELD subscription and a separately priced truck data reader.

Transflo Mobile+ ELD is another paid Android, iOS, and web option.

Verizon Connect provides customizable GPS fleet-tracking solutions priced by request.

Webfleet offers fleet-management options that vary by fleet size and required features.

Verdict

Conti-GO is a strong fit for fleets that need compliance logging plus optional camera and truck-or-trailer tracking, especially where driver oversight and round-the-clock support matter. Choose it for the breadth of coordinated hardware and reporting; look elsewhere if you need a free plan, software-only deployment, or a single low-cost ELD subscription.