See it live. Know the moment it moves.

Yes — every GPS tracker needs a SIM and a data plan to report its position; without one it’s just a box. Use one of ours ($7/mo Power Saver with 2-minute updates, or $10/mo Real-Time with 10-second updates) — pick it on the tracker page when you buy the tracker and its first year is included — or bring your own SIM.

For most vehicles — cars, utes, 4WDs and trucks, anything with a 12 V or 24 V battery — the battery-mount: two wires onto the battery, an easy fit, and not something a driver can just unplug. Where theft protection comes first, the hardwired: wired in behind the trim where it’s hard for a thief to find, and it can drive an optional starter-cut relay (fitted by an auto electrician). The plug-in OBD is the quickest start and moves between vehicles, but it’s easy to spot and unplug. Anything with no power of its own — trailers, tools, gear — takes a battery-powered asset tracker; compare the four types side by side, and before you buy any tracker, from anyone, read what other tracking companies don’t tell you.

The tracker’s price is shown on its page, and it’s the same with or without a plan. Pick a plan on the tracker page when you buy (Power Saver $7/mo or $70/yr, Real-Time $10/mo or $100/yr) and its first year is included: SIM, data and full platform access, nothing more to pay in year one. From year two the plan renews at its normal price until you cancel, and there’s no minimum term, so the minimum total cost is the tracker price. Bringing your own SIM? Pick “With platform access only (No SIM or data)” instead and your first year of platform access is included, then $5/mo or $50/yr.

Ask for a refund within 60 days of delivery, even if the tracker is installed, as long as it works and isn’t damaged. Send it back complete: the tracker, everything that came with it, our SIM if you bought a plan, and its original box if it came in one. An incomplete return costs a 20% restocking fee. Return postage is yours unless it’s faulty. One claim per customer. Full details. This doesn’t limit your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

Your tracker uses the network coverage provided by Telstra and Optus, Australia’s two largest mobile networks. If one network isn’t available where your vehicle or asset is, the tracker can connect on the other. Two networks instead of one removes a single point of failure, but no mobile network covers all of Australia, and reception in any given spot depends on terrain, buildings and distance to the nearest tower. Out of range, most of our trackers keep logging and report the trail when signal returns — each tracker’s specifications say whether it does. All our trackers are 4G — 2G/3G networks are switched off in Australia, so beware older trackers still sold online. Unsure about your area? Send us the postcode and we’ll check before you buy.