Linxup review

The only vendor here with a published ELD price.

Verdict

Linxup ranks fourth overall, helped by being first on price transparency, which matters to the small buyer this list is for. The pricing page states $30 per vehicle per month for ELD, a $99 one-time tablet cost on a 3-year contract, and a bring-your-own-device option. Its ELD page documents the Apollo ELD with clear alert thresholds.

What customers praise

Pop-up alerts one hour and thirty minutes before a potential violation, HOS gauges that turn yellow then red, installation described as taking minutes, 6-pin, 9-pin and RP1226 adapters, and no activation fee. The page points buyers to the FMCSA registry to verify the Apollo device.

What customers criticise

The ELD page contradicts itself on enforcement dates, which is a small trust issue for a compliance product. ELD is sold separately from GPS tracking and dash cams. The pricing page says contract options for ELD are no contract, 2-year or 3-year, but other ELD prices read 'let's talk', so check the real total in writing.

Best for

Small carriers and owner-operators who want a published ELD price and a clear choice between a bring-your-own tablet and a supplied one.

At a glance

• Compliance: ELD, HOS

Red flags

Public risk signals as of October 2026: none. No major public risk signals found. See the full red-flag report.

Alternatives

See alternatives to Linxup, or compare against the next-ranked entry: Linxup vs EROAD.

Source: Top 11 Motive vs Samsara vs Geotab: 11 Best ELD Compliance Software 2026, verified October 12, 2026 — no paid placement.