HOS247 ELD review
A broad ELD system with transparent monthly tiers, offline logging, and fleet tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
HOS247 ELD is an electronic logging device system for commercial truck drivers, owner-operators, and fleet managers. It combines vehicle-connected hardware with Android and iOS logbook apps and a web-based fleet manager portal. Core functions include automatic hours-of-service calculations, violation alerts, driving-time records, electronic driver vehicle inspection reports, DOT inspection mode, diagnostics notifications, and access permissions for fleet roles. Offline logging and local data storage support continued use when connectivity is unavailable, with synchronization after connectivity returns.
The published monthly plans show a clear progression. ELD Compliance costs $19 per vehicle per month and includes an electronic logbook, electronic DVIR, fleet manager portal, and a free logging device with annual service. ELD Track costs $22 per vehicle per month and adds ELD-based vehicle tracking. ELD Plus costs $25 per vehicle per month and adds IFTA reporting. ELD TeleTrack costs $35 per vehicle per month and includes tracking and IFTA reporting, along with free ELD and tracking devices with annual service. A 14-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. The pricing page lists monthly prices, while annual subscription amounts are not displayed.
HOS247 ELD fits fleets that need compliance logging plus operational visibility rather than a narrow logbook application. Its web, iOS, and Android coverage, offline capability, inspection workflows, real-time tracking, vehicle diagnostics, and role permissions address a broad set of fleet tasks. The system also lists integrations with Highway, Trucker Tools, Descartes MacroPoint, Project44, TruckerCloud, Truckstop RMIS, Cover Whale, SmartHop TMS, Ninja TMS, Kordova Tek, Chain, and C.H. Robinson. Choose it when those compliance and fleet-management features match the operation; consider an alternative if a free plan or software-only setup is essential.
HOS247 ELD pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offline logging with local storage and later synchronization
- Automatic HOS calculations, alerts, and driving-time records
- Tracking, IFTA reporting, inspections, diagnostics, and permissions
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Vehicle-connected ELD hardware is required
- The published plans focus on commercial trucking workflows
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