Comparison
FleetRoutine vs AUTOsist
AUTOsist is a well-established, easy-to-use fleet maintenance tool that also sells bundled GPS and safety-camera tiers. FleetRoutine is maintenance-first with no hardware push.
Last reviewed: September 2, 2026. Source: public pricing and features at https://autosist.com.
Best for
AUTOsist suits fleets that want an optional hardware bundle. FleetRoutine is best for businesses that want maintenance and nothing extra — no telematics or dash cams required.
Pricing approach
AUTOsist: per-vehicle tiers with minimums ($6–$55 per vehicle/month). FleetRoutine: flat per plan ($19 / $39 / $79) with unlimited users.
Maintenance
Both maintain vehicles and track service history. FleetRoutine emphasizes preventive maintenance by date or mileage.
Inspections
Both support digital inspections. AUTOsist leans into compliance forms (DVIR/DOT) and add-ons.
Hardware
AUTOsist offers GPS and safety-camera bundles. FleetRoutine requires no hardware at all.
Users
Both include unlimited users — FleetRoutine never charges per user.
Ease of setup
Both are easy to set up. FleetRoutine supports spreadsheet import for a head start.
Target fleet size
Both target small and mid fleets. FleetRoutine focuses on 5–50 vehicle service businesses.
Bottom line
- AUTOsist bundles hardware options; FleetRoutine is pure maintenance, no hardware.
- FleetRoutine's flat pricing is simpler and more predictable.
- Both are maintenance-first; pick based on whether you want optional telematics.