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Azuga review

Azuga pairs GPS tracking and safety tools with clearly tiered per-vehicle pricing.

7.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Azuga combines fleet location tools with driver safety, vehicle upkeep, fuel tracking, and reporting. Its web, iOS, and Android access supports administrators and drivers, while the platform also includes an API. Fleets looking to pair GPS visibility with safety and maintenance workflows may find its breadth useful; teams seeking a free entry plan should look elsewhere.

The published plans show three monthly per-vehicle tiers. BasicFleet costs $25 and includes GPS tracking, alerts, driver scores and rewards, reports, geofencing, and scheduled maintenance. SafeFleet is $30 and adds vehicle diagnostics, fuel-card integration, API integration, and distracted-driving monitoring, while also including BasicFleet features. CompleteFleet costs $35 and adds Azuga Coach safety training, FuelSaver, high-frequency tracking, custom reports, and quarterly fleet reviews. This makes the cost difference between the tiers straightforward to compare, with the higher tiers adding more safety and operational capabilities.

Azuga’s feature range extends beyond map tracking: it includes diagnostic trouble-code monitoring, fuel-expense tracking, electronic driver logs, DVIR compliance workflows, and dual-facing AI dashcams that monitor driver and road events. The available integrations are narrower than that feature set, with fuel cards and API listed. Fleets that value an integrated mix of tracking, safety, and maintenance tools may prefer Azuga, especially if a higher tier’s additions match their needs. Buyers whose decision depends on a broad selection of prebuilt integrations may want to compare alternatives before choosing.

Azuga pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Live GPS tracking, geofencing, and location alerts
    • Driver scoring, rewards, and safety monitoring
    • Maintenance, fuel tracking, diagnostics, and DVIR workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; pricing starts at $25 per vehicle monthly
    • Listed integrations are limited to fuel cards and API
    • Advanced features such as custom reports require CompleteFleet

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