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BusWhere vs TransportIQ

BusWhere

buswhere.com

TransportIQ

webzynix.com

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FigureBusWhereTransportIQ
Price from—₹9,994,999/mo
Free plan——
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published24
Spec score · School Bus Routing Software8.5 (#3)7.5 (#13)
HeadquartersChevy Chase, Maryland, United StatesBangalore, India
PurposeBusWhere provides real-time bus tracking and arrival information for schools, districts, bus companies, and shuttle operators.TransportIQ is a school bus and fleet management system covering GPS tracking, parent alerts, student boarding, route management, driver tracking, and transport fee collection.
SupportEnd users can email support about software or mobile app errors; questions about access, accounts, locations, routes, and schedules should go to their organization’s administrator.Starter includes standard support, Pro includes priority support, and the large-school/chain offer lists a dedicated account manager and SLA with 24×7 support.

Plans

BusWhere

  • BusWhere servicePriced on request
  • School or district servicePriced on request

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TransportIQ

  • Webzynix Client₹9,994,999 a month
  • Large School / ChainPriced on request
  • ProPrice not published
  • StarterPrice not published

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In their own words

BusWhere

BusWhere provides real-time bus tracking and arrival information for schools, districts, bus companies, and shuttle operators. Its parent app displays bus locations and ETAs and can notify families as a bus approaches. Route tools support drag-and-drop planning, imports, off-route stops, optimization, and route replay. Fleet tools cover fuel levels, odometer readings, engine alerts, and driver safety reports. For shuttles, operators can offer branded rider apps and configure off-road stops, circular routes, and service with multiple buses. BusWhere lists integrations with Geotab, Samsara, Zonar, and other trackers, along with overnight syncing with routing and student information systems. It runs on Android, iOS, and the web. Schools can start a no-commitment trial on one bus and add vehicles later. The school or district pays for service, with possible discounts for larger fleets; pricing is available by contacting BusWhere. The company says it uses student data only to provide the service and maintains safeguards while complying with applicable education privacy laws, including FERPA and COPPA.

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TransportIQ

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