The cost of an Electronic Logging Device (ELD) for trucks varies depending on the provider, hardware, and subscription features. These devices are essential for FMCSA Hours of Service (HOS) compliance and offer numerous benefits, including automated log tracking and fleet management capabilities.
Cost Breakdown:
- Hardware Costs: ELD hardware typically costs between $100 and $500 per unit. The price depends on the type of device—basic plug-and-play models are more affordable, while advanced systems with GPS tracking and diagnostics are priced higher.
- Monthly Service Fees: Subscription fees are charged for ongoing software updates, data storage, and customer support. These typically range from $15 to $50 per vehicle per month. Discounts may apply for annual plans or bulk purchases for larger fleets.
- Installation and Setup Costs:Â While most ELDs are designed for simple self-installation, some providers may charge additional fees for professional installation or initial setup.
TruckX offers competitively priced ELD solutions starting with hardware costs as low as $100 and monthly fees from $20. Their devices are FMCSA-compliant, easy to install, and designed to streamline fleet operations with features like real-time GPS tracking and automated reporting.
Choosing the right ELD balances cost and features. TruckX’s affordable and reliable solutions ensure compliance while optimizing fleet efficiency, making it a trusted choice for Owner-Operators and Fleet Managers.
