Samsara, Verizon Connect, Geotab — they're built for 500-truck logistics companies. You have 5 trucks. You need to know where they are, and you need your customers to know too. ArrivalLink is $29/mo for your whole team.
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The Real Problem
These four problems cost the average plumbing company over $40,000 a year in lost revenue and bad reviews.
Traditional fleet tracking runs $25–40 per vehicle per month, plus hardware costs. A 5-truck team pays $1,500–2,400/year — and that's before the installation downtime and annual contracts.
OBD plugs, hardwired boxes, IT configuration, driver training modules, 47-page admin portals. You have 5 techs and no IT department. You need something you can set up during lunch.
Most fleet GPS providers require 12–36 month contracts. If you're an HVAC team that slows down in spring, you're paying full price for trucks sitting in the lot.
Enterprise fleet platforms offer fuel analytics, IFTA reporting, driver scoring, engine diagnostics, and 95 other features. You need one thing: where are my techs, and can my customers see them?
What if homeowners could watch your plumber arrive — like tracking an Uber?
The Solution
Create your account, text your techs a link, they sign in on their phones. That's it. No hardware to install, no IT consultant to hire, no training manual to write. Live in 4 minutes.
The fleet dashboard shows every active tech — en route, on site, or available. Make dispatching decisions at a glance. No calling around to find out who's where.
Unlike enterprise fleet GPS that only shows you where trucks are, ArrivalLink shares a branded tracking page with customers. They watch the tech approach on a live map. It's the customer experience upgrade that enterprise tools don't offer.
Create your account, text your techs a link, they sign in on their phones. That's it. No hardware to install, no IT consultant to hire, no training manual to write. Live in 4 minutes.
The fleet dashboard shows every active tech — en route, on site, or available. Make dispatching decisions at a glance. No calling around to find out who's where.
Unlike enterprise fleet GPS that only shows you where trucks are, ArrivalLink shares a branded tracking page with customers. They watch the tech approach on a live map. It's the customer experience upgrade that enterprise tools don't offer.
The Results
Based on average results from service teams using ArrivalLink for live dispatch tracking and automated customer communication.
How It Works For You
ArrivalLink is designed for service businesses with 1–15 technicians. The dashboard is clean and simple. The pricing is flat. The setup takes minutes. Everything about it is built for how you actually work — not for a Fortune 500 logistics company.
No OBD plugs that throw engine codes. No hardwired boxes that require professional installation. ArrivalLink runs on any smartphone — the same phone your techs already use for maps, calls, and music. Open the browser, sign in, done.
Enterprise fleet trackers show you where your trucks are. ArrivalLink does that AND sends your customers a branded tracking page with a live map, ETA countdown, and one-tap calling. Two problems solved with one tool.
Don't let great service go unnoticed. ArrivalLink automatically asks for a review the moment the job is done—while the customer is still smiling.
We text the customer a review link immediately after the tech marks the job complete.
Unhappy customers are guided to a private feedback form, keeping bad reviews off Google.
Ditch the whiteboards and spreadsheets. Assign jobs in seconds, notify your team instantly, and see exactly where everyone fits in the day.
Easily move jobs between technicians or time slots. No confusion.
When you assign a job, your tech gets a text with all the details.
See when jobs are started, en route, or completed—live on the board.
How It Works
Create your company account and invite your technicians via a secure link. No app install required.
Your tech enters the customer's name and phone, taps Start. GPS broadcasting begins immediately.
Customer receives an SMS with a tracking link — live map, ETA, and a call button. No app needed.
Tech taps Arrived. Trip is logged automatically. The customer can rate their experience.
Create your company account and invite your technicians via a secure link. No app install required.
Your tech enters the customer's name and phone, taps Start. GPS broadcasting begins immediately.
Customer receives an SMS with a tracking link — live map, ETA, and a call button. No app needed.
Tech taps Arrived. Trip is logged automatically. The customer can rate their experience.
Built for Small Teams
ArrivalLink is not a CRM. Not a dispatch tool. Not an invoicing platform. It's laser-focused on one thing: giving your customers a professional arrival experience.
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Pricing
No contracts. No hidden fees. Cancel anytime.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before you start your free trial.
Traditional fleet GPS tracking costs $25–40 per vehicle per month, plus hardware ($50–200 per device). ArrivalLink is $29/mo total for up to 5 techs, or $59/mo for up to 15. No hardware costs, no per-vehicle fees, no contracts.
No. ArrivalLink runs on your techs' smartphones. There's no OBD plug, no hardwired box, and no installation appointment. Your techs open the web app in their phone's browser and sign in.
Yes. Modern smartphone GPS is accurate to 10–30 feet — the same GPS that powers Google Maps and ride-sharing apps. The ArrivalLink map refreshes every 3 seconds. For service fleet management, it's more than sufficient.
ArrivalLink works great for teams of any size. Even solo operators use it to give customers visibility during service calls. The $29/mo Starter plan covers up to 5 technicians.
Samsara and Verizon Connect are enterprise platforms designed for 50–500+ vehicle fleets. They require hardware installation, annual contracts, and cost thousands per year. ArrivalLink is phone-based, $29/mo, month-to-month, and includes customer-facing tracking — which enterprise tools don't.
Yes. Since ArrivalLink runs on phones, it works regardless of what vehicle the tech is driving. No hardware to move between vehicles. Track any tech, any vehicle, any day.
No contracts ever. ArrivalLink is month-to-month. Use it during your busy season, pause it during slow months. No cancellation fees, no early termination penalties.
Yes. The fleet dashboard includes a real-time map showing all active technicians with color-coded status indicators. Your dispatcher sees the full picture — who's en route, who's on site, who's available.
Fleet tracking shouldn't cost more than your phone bill. $29/mo. No hardware. No contracts. See your entire team on one map — and let your customers see their tech too.