Rastrac review
A focused GPS tracking service for teams monitoring vehicles and mobile assets.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Rastrac is a GPS tracking platform for monitoring vehicles, fleets and other mobile assets. It gives fleet managers and operations teams a web-based view of tracked locations and operational data, with mobile access for work in the field. The core toolkit combines real-time GPS location monitoring, vehicle and fleet tracking, asset tracking, geofencing, location and event alerts, and fleet reporting. Its stated fit spans small, mid-market and enterprise organizations seeking straightforward visibility into moving assets.
Rastrac uses a contact-sales pricing model, so organizations begin by discussing requirements with the vendor rather than selecting a published self-service plan. Deployment is cloud and mobile, with access through web, iOS and Android platforms. That combination suits teams that need tracking data across office browsers and mobile devices. The platform’s ecosystem fit is therefore centered on its own tracking interface and mobile access, while the buying process is oriented toward a sales conversation.
The standout capability is the focused connection between live location data, geofencing, alerts and reporting. Together, these functions support oversight of vehicles and assets, notification of location or event changes, and review of fleet activity. The published feature set stays concentrated on visibility and tracking, so organizations seeking a wider set of fleet-management workflows may need to compare alternatives. Choose Rastrac when real-time monitoring, asset coverage and mobile access are the priority; consider another product if you require a broader operational suite or prefer transparent, self-serve pricing.
Rastrac pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Real-time GPS monitoring for vehicles and mobile assets
- Geofencing and event alerts help flag location changes
- Web, iOS and Android access with fleet reporting
- Where it doesn't
- Contact-sales pricing gives no self-serve checkout
- Core features focus on tracking rather than broader fleet workflows
- Proprietary platform rather than an open-source deployment
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