Comparisons
How Tezify compares
Where figures are quoted, a source is linked. Where a product is characterised, that is opinion and is labelled as such.
Free for up to 3 trucks. No card required.
Other transport management systems
3 pagesProducts aiming at the same job: running loads, drivers and money in one place. These are the closest like-for-like comparisons.
Looking for an Alvys alternative?
Tezify includes safety, maintenance, recruiting and a driver app in every paid plan, priced per truck rather than per seat.
A McLeod alternative for fleets that do not need an implementation project
Enterprise-depth features without the enterprise rollout. Start free on 3 trucks and be running the same week.
A Truckpedia alternative at a lower per-truck cost
Truckpedia is listed at $300/month for up to 10 trucks. Tezify is $19 per truck with every module included, and free up to 3.
Telematics and maintenance tools
2 pagesThese solve a real part of the problem and solve it well, but they are not a TMS. Worth reading if you are deciding whether you need both.
Samsara is not a TMS. Tezify is the TMS that uses it
Keep your Samsara hardware and compliance-grade ELD. Tezify reads it and adds loads, billing, settlements and maintenance.
Maintenance that knows what the truck is hauling
Get PM schedules, work orders and an equipment registry inside the TMS, so out-of-service trucks warn dispatch automatically.
Choosing, if you are starting from nothing
1 pageWhat to weigh up when there is no incumbent system to replace.
When the other one is the right buy
Every comparison here ends with the case for the other product. Those are collected below, unedited, because a comparison that never reaches that conclusion is not worth reading.
If your operation is dispatch-only and you already run separate maintenance and safety systems you are happy with, a dispatch-focused TMS may be all you need.
Read the Alvys comparisonLarge carriers with dedicated IT, complex EDI requirements and existing McLeod expertise are genuinely well served there.
Read the McLeod Software comparisonIf you need a very large catalogue of pre-built integrations on day one, a longer-established platform may have more of them ready.
Read the Truckpedia comparisonIf you only need telematics and compliance and have no dispatch or billing to run, telematics alone is the right purchase.
Read the Samsara comparisonMixed fleets that are not primarily trucking, or shops servicing outside customers, will find a dedicated maintenance platform deeper.
Read the Fleetio comparisonIf you run a single truck and genuinely only need mileage and fuel logs for taxes, a simple bookkeeping tool may be enough.
Read The best TMS for an owner-operator is one you do not pay for yet
Compare it against your own loads
Run your real loads through it before you decide anything.
- Free tier
- Up to 3 trucks, permanently
- After that
- $19 per truck, not per seat
- Included
- Every module, on every plan