ELD GO vs FleetUp ELD

ELD GO combines driver logs, fleet visibility, safety tools, and routine fleet operations in one system. Drivers can record driving activity, review duty status, and maintain hours-of-service logs for certification. Fleet views show vehicle locations, route activity, and selected geofence events. Alerts highlight approaching limits, violations, and records requiring attention. The system supports vehicle inspection reports and keeps records available for roadside review. Mileage is organized by jurisdiction to support quarterly IFTA reporting. Drivers and dispatchers can communicate inside the system, while document tools scan, store, and retrieve fleet records. The driver app runs on iOS and Android, and required ELD hardware connects through common vehicle ports. ELD GO is FMCSA-registered and supports inspection workflows. Its product lineup also includes asset trackers, dash camera systems, and fuel cards. Setup guides, driver help, inspection references, manuals, and contact support are listed resources. Pricing is on request. Owner-operators, growing fleets, and compliance teams can submit sales, setup, product, or support requests through the contact form.

FleetUp ELD combines electronic logging with telematics for commercial motor vehicles. It tracks vehicle location, utilization and health, and provides current driver logs for hours-of-service compliance. FleetUp says its ELD is FMCSA-registered and certified; its devices also keep recording when a network connection is lost and upload the data when service returns.

The FleetUp Driver app offers duty-status tools, English and Spanish options, document uploads, two-way chat, route optimization and QR-code vehicle assignment checks. It is available on Android and iOS. Fleet management is also available through a cloud service that FleetUp says can be accessed from any device without installation. An open API supports connections to third-party systems, and location data can link with ProMiles for fuel-tax reporting and IFTA compliance. Listed Safety & Compliance plans range from $250 a month for 0 to 49 vehicles to $4,000 a month for 7,000 and above vehicles.