Azuga Fleet
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Key Takeaways
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Azuga Fleet is a GPS tracking and driver safety software for commercial vehicle fleets. Small business fleet owners, safety directors, and operations managers use it most. Users often cite accurate vehicle tracking and easy-to-read dashboard as pros. Although a subset of users also reports dashcam hardware issues and overly sensitive safety/camera alerts. Azuga has recently expanded its dashcam lineup with the ‘SafetyCam Pro’ and ‘SafetyCam Plus’ models. It has also added AI-powered tracking capabilities to its front-facing and in-cab dashcams.
Our Verdict
Azuga Fleet is best suited to small and mid-size businesses that want fleet tracking, driver behavior scoring, and field management in one system. Its three per-vehicle-per-month pricing tiers undercut most enterprise telematics vendors, making it more accessible. All in all, we recommend it for fleet businesses that plan to use driver coaching and rewards as a retention tool, not just for vehicle location.
Overall Rating
Based on 15 users reviews
3.9
Rating Distribution
Positive
73%
Neutral
7%
Negative
20%
Starting Price
$25
per vechile per month
Azuga Fleet Specifications
- GPS Tracking
- Reporting & Analytics
- Real-time Notifications
- Mobile Access
What Is Azuga Fleet?
Azuga Fleet is a GPS-based fleet telematics software that comes with a ‘On-Board Diagnostics, 2nd Generation’ (OBDII) tracker installed in each vehicle. The plug-in feeds location, driving events (speeding, hard braking, rapid acceleration, idling), and diagnostic trouble codes into the Azuga Fleet web dashboard and the Azuga FleetMobile driver app. The platform includes video training modules on collision prevention and intersection safety to support driver coaching and compliance. It also uses driver safety scores, performance comparisons, and rewards to encourage safer driving behavior.
Its fleet-specific tools include ‘Scheduled Maintenance’, which turns diagnostic trouble codes into planned service work orders before a breakdown happens. Fleet managers can also create geofences and receive alerts when vehicles enter or leave defined areas, adding another layer of oversight beyond live location tracking. This gives fleet managers one place to track where a vehicle is, score how it's being driven, flag when it needs service, and log compliance data.
What Is Azuga Fleet Best For?
The platform’s differentiator is its ‘Driver Score’ system which scores each driver on different driving events. This includes speeding, hard braking, rapid acceleration, and idling. It then feeds that score into a gamified rewards program drivers can access from the FleetMobile app. Businesses can use this to run recognition programs, such as weekly top-performer callouts or most improved tracking awards. The feature comes bundled into every tier of the Azuga Fleet as a core tool rather than sold separately.
How Much Does Azuga Fleet Cost?
Azuga Fleet pricing starts at $25/vehicle/month for the BasicFleet plan. Other paid plans include:
- SafeFleet: $30/vehicle/month
- CompleteFleet: $35/vehicle/month
Beyond the base per-vehicle fee, the dual-facing ‘SafetyCam AI’ dashcam is a $49.99/month add-on on top of any tier. Other than base subscription and add-ons, buyers should also budget for these additional factors as well that affect the overall Total Cost Of Ownership (TCO):
- Device Setup/Activation Fee: $50–$100/device
- Hardware Return/Replacement Shipping: $100–$200/device on early cancellation or device replacement
- ELD/Compliance Module (Azuga ELD/eLogs): $20–$30/vehicle/month
- Equipment/Asset Tracking: $8–$15/device/month
Most Azuga users describe the software as reasonably priced relative to the features offered, calling it a strong value for money. However, a few have raised frustration over cancellation or termination fees. Overall, the user sentiment around Azuga Fleet cost is generally positive and encouraging.
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
Azuga Fleet Integrations
Azuga's partner marketplace lists integrations across several categories, including:
- Voyager
- RoadFlex
- ServiceTitan
- FieldPulse
- Aspire
- BuildOps
How Does Azuga Fleet Work?
Log in to your registered Azuga Fleet account and navigate the platform using the following guide:
- Plug the Azuga GPS tracker into each vehicle's OBDII port
- Enroll drivers and admins in the Azuga FleetMobile app
- Set geofences, speed thresholds, and alert rules from the Azuga Fleet web dashboard
- Review Driver Scores as trips are logged and use the results to recognize top-performing drivers
- Add scheduled maintenance rules to flag service needs based on diagnostic trouble codes
- Generate scheduled or custom reports to review fleet data and driver activity
Who Is Azuga Fleet For?
The software is best suited for businesses across varying industries, including:
- Construction
- Electrical
- Landscaping
- Waste management
- Pest control
- Plumbing
- Trucking and logistics
- Utilities
Azuga Fleet Use Cases
Based on our analysis of the platform's current capabilities and user feedback, Azuga Fleet’ use cases extend beyond basic vehicle tracking. Here are some scenarios where the software can be a good fit:
Service Fleets Managing Field Technicians Moving Between Jobs
Plumbing, pest control, and similar service businesses can use Azuga to keep track of technicians and vehicles while they move between jobs. Live location data gives dispatchers visibility into vehicle activity. On the other hand, ‘Driver Scores’ helps them identify unsafe driving patterns. Integrations with ServiceTitan, Jobber, and FieldPulse can also connect vehicle data with existing field-service workflows.
Fleets Needing Safety Data For Insurance Programs
Fleets that need documented safety data for an insurance program can use Azuga's driver behavior and vehicle data to support their safety records. Azuga works with insurance providers through its ‘Insurance Solutions’ program. Some customer case studies have even reported lower insurance premiums after adopting the platform. This helps businesses better manage their driver’s safety.
Trucking Fleets Managing Hours-Of-Service And Inspection Records
Carriers that need to track hours of service and complete required vehicle inspections can use Azuga's eLogs alongside its fleet tracking tools. The Electronic Logging Device (ELD) functionality supports Hours-Of-Service (HOS) records and electronic Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports (DVIRs). This allows fleets to manage compliance data alongside vehicle and driver information rather than maintaining separate systems for each function.
Fleets Tracking Equipment Across Multiple Job Sites
Businesses that need to track equipment as well as vehicles can use Azuga's ‘Equipment Beacons’ for tools, generators, trailers, and other non-powered assets. The battery-powered beacons use Bluetooth Low Energy and are detected by compatible Azuga asset trackers, which send their locations to the Azuga Fleet platform. This way fleet managers can monitor equipment that cannot be used on the vehicle's OBDII tracker. The beacons can help identify missing or moved equipment, but they do not prevent theft or guarantee recovery.
Is Azuga Fleet Right For You?
Are you managing vehicles, driver safety, maintenance, compliance, and equipment across separate systems?
Azuga Fleet is designed for businesses managing fleets of different sizes, from smaller service operations to larger commercial fleets. Its cloud-based platform brings vehicle tracking, driver safety, maintenance, compliance, and asset tracking into one system. This allows organizations to add vehicles and users as their fleet grows.
Security is also a consideration for fleets handling location, driver, and vehicle data. The platform’s security features include AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.2 in transit, role-based access controls, and VPN access secured with multi-factor authentication. The platform also holds SOC2 Type 2 and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certifications.
For organizations with specific compliance requirements, Azuga provides features for FMCSA and CCMTA-compliant electronic logging and electronic DVIRs. These capabilities can be particularly relevant to fleets operating commercial vehicles under U.S. federal regulations.
Still deciding if Azuga Fleet is the right system for your business? Call us at (661) 384-7070, and we will help you work through it.
Azuga Fleet Features
GPS Tracking
Azuga Fleet provides live vehicle location through its web dashboard and FleetMobile app. Managers can review speeding events, idling time and locations, stops near known landmarks, and mileage by state. Trip and location data can also be used to monitor vehicle activity across the fleet.
Vehicle Diagnostics And Scheduled Maintenance
The OBDII tracker captures diagnostic trouble codes and alerts for issues such as low battery, check-engine warnings, and tire pressure. ‘Scheduled Maintenance’ uses this information to help fleet managers plan service work before vehicle problems lead to downtime. Managers can also track upcoming maintenance tasks and service requirements.
Fleet AI SafetyCam
SafetyCam is a dual-facing HD dashcam that records the road ahead and activity inside the vehicle along with ‘Advanced Driver Assistance System’ (ADAS). It detects events such as lane departures, rolling stops, tailgating, and collisions. Its driver monitoring system can flag phone use, fatigue, and missing seatbelts. The system also captures event footage and impact data, including harsh braking, rapid acceleration, and high G-force events, for coaching and incident review.
Route Planning And Optimization
‘Azuga Routes’ helps dispatchers plan multiple routes around time windows, stop limits, vehicle capacity, and delivery requirements. It can optimize routes across multiple depots, reduce the number of routes needed, and provide predictive ETAs. Dispatchers can also optimize a single route with an unlimited number of stops.
Azuga Coach
'Azuga Coach' delivers driver safety training through the FleetMobile app, with short video lessons focused on common collision risks and unsafe driving behaviors. Topics include backing and parking collisions, rear-end collisions, intersection safety, aggressive driving, and impaired driving. Fleet managers can use the training to address specific driving behaviors rather than relying on general safety instruction.
Field Service Management
Azuga’s field service management tools cover back-office, customer, and field operations in one system. Teams can manage quotes, work orders, employee time, customer records, billing, service history, and communication. For field teams, it adds scheduling, dispatching, tracking, and routing to coordinate vehicles and technicians.
Asset And Equipment Tracking
Azuga extends tracking beyond vehicles to trailers, generators, tools, and other non-powered assets. GPS trackers and ‘Bluetooth Low Energy’ (BLE) beacons can provide location information for equipment that does not have an OBDII connection. Managers can use this data to monitor asset locations and identify equipment that has been moved or is missing.
Pros And Cons of Azuga Fleet
Pros
Helps track vehicles accurately and maintains detailed location history
Uses breadcrumb trails to verify vehicle visits and stops
Monitors driver safety and assigns scores based on driving behavior
Records video footage to review and document driving incidents
Tracks mileage and driving behavior in detail
Cons
GPS tracking can become unreliable in rural areas
Safety-camera footage cannot be accessed from mobile devices
The hardware module can be too large for some vehicle configurations
Azuga Fleet Pricing
BasicFleet | SafeFleet | CompleteFleet |
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$25 per vechile per month | $30 per vechile per month | $35 per vechile per month |
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Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on Oct 09, 2026 from the vendor's website. Please contact us for a tailored pricing list.
Azuga Fleet Reviews
Total 15 reviews
3.9
All reviews are from verified customers
Rating Distribution
5
Stars67%
4
Stars7%
3
Stars0%
2
Stars7%
1
Stars20%
Share your experience
Chemicals, 101-500 employees
More than a year
“Fleet monitoring made simple”
Pros
I really appreciate the tracking feature. It lets me check updated speeds, brakes and idles for all our vehicles on any date.
Cons
Sometimes it can be a little tough to find exactly what I'm looking for but honestly, it doesn't happen often. Overall, I think the program is great and does what I need it to.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
8
Value for money
10
Customer Support
8
Functionality
10
Construction, 1-10 employees
Less than a year
“Totally disappointing”
Pros
From the very beginning, my experience with Azuga has been nothing but frustrating. It never worked the way I expected and every step of the process felt like a struggle. Ahhhhh.
Cons
The customer service has been terrible. A lot of the employees didn't know much about the devices and we kept getting the wrong units shipped to us. Then, in the last month of our sessios the units completely stopped working, which led to tens of thousands of dollars in fines from my subcontractor due to no GPS tracking. The ping rate was awful and sometimes we'd be working on-site, and it wouldn't even update. When they first sent us the units, they didn't even include the correct wiring diagram. Honestly, I would stay far away from Azuga!
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
2
Value for money
2
Customer Support
5
Functionality
5
Consumer Services, 51-100 employees
More than a year
“Love how Azuga handles tracking”
Pros
The software is flexible. Setting up new vehicles is simple and I can easily monitor vehicle usage with live views and reports.
Cons
Setting everything up took a little bit of time but once it was all rolling, things ran smoothly & I didn't have many issues after that.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
10
Value for money
10
Customer Support
10
Functionality
10
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Azuga Fleet have a mobile app?
Yes. The platform offers Azuga FleetMobile, available on Android and iOS, with separate views for drivers and fleet administrators.
Does Azuga Fleet offer an API?
Yes. The platform offers an API.
What language does Azuga Fleet support?
The platform primarily supports English language.
What types of pricing plans does Azuga Fleet offer?
The software offers three per-vehicle monthly tiers, named ‘BasicFleet’ at $25, ‘SafeFleet’ at $30, and ‘CompleteFleet’ at $35. Get in touch for custom Azuga Fleet cost.
What other apps does Azuga Fleet integrate with?
Azuga's partner marketplace lists integrations with various third-party apps including Voyager, RoadFlex, ServiceTitan, FieldPulse, Aspire, BuildOps, and more.
Who are the typical users of Azuga Fleet?
The platform's typical users include fleet managers, dispatchers, operations leaders, and safety/compliance teams in construction, plumbing, pest control, landscaping, waste management, trucking, and towing.
What level of support does Azuga Fleet offer?
The platform offers phone, email, and web-based support. Its advanced pricing tier, ‘CompleteFleet’, also offers a dedicated Customer Success Manager to its clients.