DrivePro
7.9#2 in driver education softwareFrom £8 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWeb
VisitDrivePro vs MyDriveTime
MyDriveTime
8.0#1 in driver education softwareFrom £19 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebmacOS
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| Fact | DrivePro | MyDriveTime |
|---|---|---|
| Company | The About page says Orbit is the product's new name and that it was formerly DrivePro; its team is a small group of UK-based software engineers and product designers. | MyDriveTime is owned and operated by May Stanley Limited, registered in England and Wales. |
| Data migration | Existing pupils and lesson history can be imported from a Total Drive CSV export or another spreadsheet. | The company says it will migrate records from another system at no cost. |
| Diary | The app provides day, week and month lesson calendars, recurring slots, drag-to-reschedule and block bookings. | Users can plan, book, cancel and rebook lessons and practical tests, and record personal commitments. |
DrivePro plans
- Instructor appFree
- Learner online-booking fee£2.99, paid once
- Enterprise£8 a month
- Driving-school account£8 a month
- Starter£16.66 a month
- Pro£24.99 a month
MyDriveTime plans
- PDI Best StartFree
- For Individuals£19 a month
- For Schools & Teams£19 a month
Pick DrivePro if…
DrivePro suits UK Approved Driving Instructors who want booking, scheduling, pupil records, and accounting tools. Pro may also suit instructors seeking CPD and Standards Check preparation features.
Pick MyDriveTime if…
The service suits trainee instructors, independent ADIs, and driving schools that need lesson scheduling and business administration in one app. Its student app and shared calendar options may also suit instructors who coordinate lessons and resources with students.