GPS-Buddy

Dutch IoT platform tracking vehicles, tools and people with cold chain and tachograph modules

Quick Overview

Company GPS-Buddy Nederland BV
Category Fleet Management Software
Headquarters Almere, Netherlands
EU Presence EU (Netherlands)
Open Source No
Pricing Quote-based; demo on request
Replaces Samsara, Verizon Connect, Geotab

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • People, equipment and vehicles tracked on one platform
  • Cold chain temperature monitoring included
  • Emission reporting alongside tachograph management
  • Over 2,000 customers including KLM and PostNL
  • Dutch company, straightforwardly EU jurisdiction

Cons

  • No published pricing; quote only
  • Founding year not disclosed on the site
  • Broader IoT scope may be more than a simple van fleet needs

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is GPS-Buddy?

GPS-Buddy is a Dutch IoT platform that treats fleet tracking as one part of a broader operational-visibility product covering people, equipment and vehicles together — real-time track and trace, driver performance, tachograph management, cold chain monitoring and emissions reporting sit on the same platform rather than as separate purchases. Over 2,000 customers across construction, infrastructure, transport, waste management and government use it, including named accounts such as KLM, PostNL and Dura Vermeer.

Where is GPS-Buddy based?

GPS-Buddy operates from Almere, Netherlands, which places it under EU (Netherlands).

What does GPS-Buddy cost?

Quote-based; demo on request.

Who is GPS-Buddy best for?

Operators tracking people, tools and vehicles on one platform. Cold chain and emissions reporting alongside tachograph management, on the same platform used to track the vans.

What are the drawbacks of GPS-Buddy?

No published pricing; quote only. Founding year not disclosed on the site. Broader IoT scope may be more than a simple van fleet needs.

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