Azuga Features: What the Platform Does, by Plan

This page lists what Azuga says its platform does, using Azuga's own pages read on October 21, 2026. Azuga can move a feature from one plan to another, so confirm the plan split with Azuga before you buy.

Core platform, as Azuga describes it

Live GPS for vehicles, assets and equipment.
Geofencing with alerts when an asset leaves its zone.
Driver scoring and rewards. Gamified safe-driving rewards, with separate admin and driver views in the mobile app.
Vehicle health. Diagnostics, service notifications and a scheduled maintenance feature.
Fuel. Fuel card integration and FuelSaver. The tier that carries them differs between pages.
Field service. Quotes, work orders, time tracking, scheduling, dispatch and routing, with Azuga Routes for route optimization.
Integrations. Azuga says over 100 telematics integrations, a developer API and a partner marketplace.

Plans, as Azuga lists them on its pricing page

Plan	Per vehicle per month	Features listed
BasicFleet	$25	Core tracking, alerts, driver scores and rewards, reports, geofencing, TrackMe, scheduled maintenance, diagnostics, enhanced vehicle data, accident detection
SafeFleet	$30	Adds SpeedSafe, distracted driving, panic alert, tire pressure monitoring, trip tags, fuel card integration, API integration, occupant recognition, messaging
CompleteFleet	$35	Adds Azuga Coach training, EV data, custom reports, quarterly fleet reviews, collision reconstruction, concierge support

Confirm the tier

Azuga lists a few features, such as back-up detection and FuelSaver, under different tiers on different pages. The pricing cards give tracking intervals of 2 minutes for Basic, 1 minute for Safe and 30 seconds for Complete. If one feature is the reason you are buying, confirm the tier with Azuga first.

Dash cam detections

SafetyCam Pro and Plus are dual-facing. The road camera is listed for collision warning, tailgating, rolling stops and lane departure. The driver camera is listed for fatigue, phone use and no seatbelt. Impact events come from the motion sensor: harsh braking, rapid acceleration, high g-force, violent turns and the panic button. Both models offer live view, coaching on video, cloud upload of event videos, and LED lights for night driver-facing recording.

The camera is a paid add-on at about $42 to $50 per vehicle per month, depending on which Azuga page you read. The launch press release gives no camera specs, but Azuga's dash cam page lists "up to 1080p" for both models.

ELD

Azuga ELD, also called Azuga eLogs, is an add-on for hours of service and driver vehicle inspection reports. Azuga says it meets the federal rule for both. It is an add-on, so ask Azuga for pricing. See the ELD page for what Azuga documents about the hardware.

Assets and equipment

Battery, solar and hardwired asset trackers cover trailers, containers and other equipment without engines, and Equipment Beacons track small tools. Azuga itself says beacons can deter theft but cannot prevent it or recover items.

Ask Azuga about

Tire data. Azuga is a Bridgestone company. Its tire pressure monitoring uses data the vehicle already reports, so ask Azuga what tire features your plan carries.
ELD pricing and the exact ELD device for your fleet.
Hardware pricing. Azuga does not publish device prices on its pricing pages, so ask what your plan includes.

Our take

Azuga covers the usual list well, and its strength is driver safety and ease of use. If one feature is the reason you are buying, ask Azuga to confirm it for your plan.

Azuga vs others →How these features compare. By fleet size →What it adds up to.

Sources: azuga.com pricing, azuga.com fleet tracking pricing, azuga.com dash cam page. AZUGA is a trademark of its owner. API Signal is an independent installer and is not Azuga.

Azuga features, plan by plan