TruckingOffice
7.8#1 in transportation management softwareFrom $240 a yearAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitTruckingOffice vs TruckX
What both publish
| Fact | TruckingOffice | TruckX |
|---|---|---|
| IFTA | The product calculates and reports Interstate Fuel Tax Agreement information from entered operating data. | ELD One supports automated quarterly IFTA reports, fuel receipt management, and detailed trip history. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says stored customer information is used only to provide the service and that information is not shared or sold except as described in the policy. | TruckX’s privacy policy says its mobile application may use GPS to determine a user’s location and says it will not share location information with other users or partners unless the user chooses to do so. |
| Product | TruckingOffice describes itself as trucking software for owner operators and fleet builders, with TMS and ELD products. | TruckX describes its platform as fleet management software for ELD compliance, dashcams, asset tracking, and vehicle sensors. |
TruckingOffice plans
- ELD Monthly Subscription$23 a month
- TMS Basic Owner/Operator$25 a month
- TMS Pro Owner/Operator$35 a month
- TMS Basic Broker$45 a month
- TMS Basic Mid Size$55 a month
- TMS Pro Mid Size$75 a month
TruckX plans
- Wired Asset Tracker hardware$69, paid once
- Smart Asset Tracker annual service$99 a year
- Wired Asset Tracker annual service$99 a year
- Smart Asset Tracker hardware$119, paid once
Pick TruckingOffice if…
TruckingOffice suits owner-operators and fleet builders who need dispatch, invoicing, IFTA reporting, or ELD functions. Its plan options cover different truck counts and FTL or FTL/LTL workflows.
Pick TruckX if…
TruckX presents ELD One for owner-operators through enterprise fleets. It may suit fleets looking for compliance tools alongside tracking, dashcams, and mobile apps.