The compliance-first alternative to TruckLogics — DQF, FMCSA & driver files built in.
TruckLogics is a strong all-in-one for dispatch, IFTA, and accounting. But if what you keep dropping is DOT compliance — driver qualification files, CDL and medical-card deadlines, FMCSA safety — Fleetive is built around exactly that, plus a driver self-serve portal and clean settlements. Flat pricing, 14-day trial, no card.
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all-in-one TMS + accounting
compliance & drivers
- DOT compliance & DQFBuilt in
- Driver self-serve portalIncluded
- Driver settlementsIncluded
- Published pricingFrom $29/mo
- 14-day free trialNo card
TruckLogics runs the dispatch & books. Fleetive runs compliance & drivers.
An honest look at TruckLogics vs. Fleetive for an owner-operator or small carrier.
Let’s be fair: TruckLogics is a capable, mature platform. If you dispatch loads, file IFTA, and want your income and expenses tied into QuickBooks, it does a lot in one place — and it serves brokers too. Fleetive doesn’t try to be a dispatch board or an accounting suite.
What TruckLogics does not surface on its public product, though, is a DOT-compliance vault — driver qualification files, CDL and medical-card expiration alerting, and FMCSA safety data — or a driver self-serve portal. For a small carrier, that compliance side is exactly what causes a failed audit or an out-of-service driver. Fleetive is built around it: the DQF/CDL vault, expiration alerts before anything lapses, FMCSA safety, driver onboarding, a driver portal, and itemized settlements.
Pricing is different too. TruckLogics is per-truck and tiered, so cost climbs as you add trucks, on a 7-day trial. Fleetive is flat and capacity-based — $29 / $69 / $149, every feature on every plan — with a 14-day free trial and no card. Plenty of carriers run a dispatch tool for loads and Fleetive for compliance, drivers, and pay.
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TruckLogics feature and pricing details reflect its public website and are summarized from Fleetive’s perspective for small carriers; vendor offerings change — confirm current features and pricing directly with TruckLogics.
What Fleetive covers
- ✅ DOT compliance — DQF/CDL document vault + FMCSA safety dashboard
- ✅ Credential expiration alerts (90-day early warning) before anything lapses
- ✅ Driver management, hiring & digital onboarding
- ✅ A driver self-serve portal (drivers upload & update their own docs)
- ✅ Automated, itemized driver settlements
- ✅ Fleet & trailer management + maintenance records
Where TruckLogics is the stronger pick
- ➡️ Dispatch and a built-in load board
- ➡️ IFTA reporting and income/expense accounting
- ➡️ Named QuickBooks and telematics integrations
- ➡️ Broker/freight workflows in the same tool
Different jobs — many carriers run TruckLogics (or a dispatch tool) for that side and Fleetive for compliance, driver files, and settlements.
Everything a small carrier runs to stay compliant
Fleetive puts the compliance-and-driver side of the business in one app: compliance & safety, driver management and onboarding, settlements, fleet management, and document management — flat pricing, cancel anytime.
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TruckLogics alternative questions
Is Fleetive a replacement for TruckLogics?
It depends what you use TruckLogics for. If it’s dispatch, IFTA, and accounting, Fleetive is not a like-for-like replacement — it’s not a dispatch or accounting tool. If it’s driver management, documents, compliance deadlines, and settlements, Fleetive covers that and adds a DOT-compliance vault and driver portal that TruckLogics doesn’t publicly surface. Many carriers run both.
Does Fleetive do IFTA and dispatch like TruckLogics?
No. Fleetive is deliberately a compliance-and-driver back office, not a dispatch board or IFTA filer. If you need those, keep a dispatch/IFTA tool and use Fleetive for DQF/CDL tracking, FMCSA safety, driver onboarding, a driver portal, and settlements.
How is Fleetive’s pricing different from TruckLogics?
TruckLogics prices per truck in tiers, so it scales up as you add trucks, on a 7-day trial. Fleetive is flat and capacity-based ($29 / $69 / $149), with every feature on every plan and a 14-day free trial with no credit card. Confirm current pricing with each vendor.
What does Fleetive do that TruckLogics doesn’t?
Fleetive centers on the DOT-compliance side a growing carrier lives and dies by — a DQF/CDL document vault, credential expiration alerts, an FMCSA safety dashboard, digital driver onboarding, and a driver self-serve portal — none of which TruckLogics lists on its public site.
A TruckLogics alternative built around compliance
Fleetive runs your DOT compliance, driver files, documents, and settlements in one place — flat pricing, 14-day free trial, no card required.