Frontier vs TruckLogics: which fits your fleet?

TruckLogics prices by fleet-size band and is one of the lower-cost options past one truck. Frontier is free on one truck and is built around driver paperwork, factoring packets and driver pay.

What each one costs

TruckLogics figures come from their public information as of October 2026. Confirm current pricing with TruckLogics before deciding.

Source: TruckLogics pricing. Checked October 2026. TruckLogics' page labels some monthly-toggle prices “billed yearly”; confirm the figure at checkout.

 FrontierTruckLogics
Pricing modelBy trucks in service, unlimited usersBy fleet-size band: 1–2, 3–7, 8–14 and 15–24 trucks; 25+ by quote
1 truckFree$35.96/mo billed yearly, or $39.95 monthly
5 trucks$99/mo$71.96/mo billed yearly ($79.95 on the monthly toggle)
10 trucks$179/mo$179.96/mo billed yearly ($199.96 on the monthly toggle)
20 trucks$299/mo$224.96/mo billed yearly ($249.95 on the monthly toggle)
40 trucks$399/moQuote (25+ trucks)
IFTAIFTA worksheet included$24.95 per IFTA report
Free trialOne truck free for good; paid plans start with a free month7 days

Frontier for a TruckLogics shopper

  • Free on one truck, with every feature
  • IFTA worksheet included — no per-report fee
  • Settlements for company drivers and leased-on owner-operators
  • Invoice, signed rate con and delivery paperwork in one factoring packet
  • AI rate-con reading into a load draft

When TruckLogics might fit better

Past one truck TruckLogics costs less than Frontier at most fleet sizes — about $72/mo at 5 trucks against Frontier's $99 — and it also sells plans for brokers and leased operators. If low-cost dispatch, invoicing and expenses is the goal, it's a reasonable pick.

Built by a carrier

Frontier is built and run daily by a family-owned carrier, not a software vendor working from requirements docs. That shaped what got built first: dispatch, driver pay, and the documents that actually stall a load.

Frontier and TruckLogics

Is TruckLogics cheaper than Frontier?
At one truck, no — Frontier is free. Past that, usually yes: $71.96/mo (billed yearly) at 3–7 trucks against Frontier's $99–$179, and $224.96 at 15–24 trucks against Frontier's $299–$399. Check both pricing pages at your exact truck count.

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