TripLog vs Milometry

TripLog9.4Visit Milometry8.0Visit

Higher score TripLog #1 in Mileage Tracking Software 9.4/10 Free plan Free plan✓ 4 of 4 features Visit TripLog

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Milometry #12 in Mileage Tracking Software 8.0/10 Paid ✓ 4 of 4 features Visit Milometry

• TripLog fits best

  Teams needing low-cost mileage and expense breadth

• Milometry fits best

  Mobile-first users wanting detailed vehicle costs

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Side by side

Feature	TripLog 9.4/10 Visit ↗	Milometry 8.0/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score	9.4	8.0
Ranking	#1 in Mileage Tracking Software	#12 in Mileage Tracking Software
Best for	Teams needing low-cost mileage and expense breadth	Mobile-first users wanting detailed vehicle costs
Pricing model	Free plan + paid	Paid
Starting price	—	£9.99 one-time
Free plan	✓ (best)	—
Free trial	—	—
Deployment	Cloud, Mobile	Mobile
Platforms	Web, iOS, Android	iOS, Android
Support	Email, Live chat, Phone, Docs	Email, Docs
Integrations	11 integrations	5 integrations
Built for	Solo, Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise	Solo, Small business
Features TripLog 4/4 · Milometry 4/4
Reimbursement rates	✓	✓
Mileage reports	✓	✓
Vehicle profiles	✓	✓
Expense export	✓	✓
Specs
Trip capture	Both	Both
Mobile platforms	Both	Both
Our review
Pros	Automatic GPS and manual trip capture support flexible tracking Government and custom mileage rates support reimbursement workflows Integrations span accounting, payroll, calendar, and expense platforms	Automatic and manual trip recording with business/personal sorting Tracks fuel, running costs, parking, tolls, receipts, and vehicle economy Exports statements and records as PDF or CSV
Cons	Web app access is listed with the Premium plan OCR receipt capture is limited to the Premium plan Advanced hardware options require optional TripLog Drive or Beacon devices	Available on iOS and Android rather than desktop platforms Requires a one-time purchase with no free plan On-device storage makes export workflows important for sharing records
Our verdict	TripLog is mileage and expense tracking software for individuals, employees, and mobile workforces. It captures trips automatically through mobile apps, supports manual trip entry, applies government or custom mileage rates, and produces… Read the review →	Milometry is a mobile mileage and fuel tracker for drivers who need to record journeys, separate business and personal travel, calculate reimbursement, and prepare records for review or filing. Automatic trip recording can detect drives… Read the review →

Strengths and trade-offs

• TripLog — where it wins

  • Automatic GPS and manual trip capture support flexible tracking
  • Government and custom mileage rates support reimbursement workflows
  • Integrations span accounting, payroll, calendar, and expense platforms

  Where it doesn't

  • Web app access is listed with the Premium plan
  • OCR receipt capture is limited to the Premium plan
  • Advanced hardware options require optional TripLog Drive or Beacon devices

• Milometry — where it wins

  • Automatic and manual trip recording with business/personal sorting
  • Tracks fuel, running costs, parking, tolls, receipts, and vehicle economy
  • Exports statements and records as PDF or CSV

  Where it doesn't

  • Available on iOS and Android rather than desktop platforms
  • Requires a one-time purchase with no free plan
  • On-device storage makes export workflows important for sharing records

• TripLog9.4/10 · Free plan

  A low-cost mileage tracker with broad expense, reporting, and integration coverage.

  Visit TripLogFull verdict →
• Milometry8.0/10 · Paid

  A one-time mobile app for detailed mileage, vehicle-cost, and expense records.

  Visit MilometryFull verdict →