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ELD + Full Service Pricing
USA ELD combines the ELD workflow with 24/7 monitoring and human support. Pricing decreases as the number of active trucks grows.
What is included
More than basic ELD access
The published rate is for our service model around the ELD, not a bare software subscription. Your fleet gets operational support designed to reduce avoidable ELD and compliance problems.
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Basic ELD vs. USA ELD Full Service
Low-cost ELD subscriptions can be suitable when a carrier already has its own safety and support team. USA ELD is designed for fleets that want the device workflow plus ongoing human monitoring and compliance support.
Comparison describes the service scope, not every third-party ELD product. Features and pricing vary by provider.
How much does ELD service cost?
USA ELD starts at $125 per truck per month for fleets with 1–20 trucks. The rate is $115 per truck for 21–40 trucks and $100 per truck for 41–100 trucks. Fleets above 100 trucks receive custom pricing based on fleet size and support needs.
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How much does USA ELD cost?
USA ELD starts at $125 per truck per month for 1–20 trucks. The rate is $115 for 21–40 trucks and $100 for 41–100 trucks. Fleets with more than 100 trucks receive custom pricing.
Is this price only for an ELD device?
No. USA ELD is positioned as ELD + Full Service. The plan combines the ELD workflow with 24/7 monitoring, driver support, logbook assistance, compliance workflow support, IFTA support, and audit or inspection preparation.
Do larger fleets receive a lower per-truck rate?
Yes. Published per-truck pricing decreases at the 21-truck and 41-truck tiers, and fleets above 100 trucks can request custom pricing.
Can owner-operators use USA ELD?
Yes. The first pricing tier covers fleets from 1 to 20 trucks, including owner-operators and small carriers.