SimpleGPS vs Wialon

Wialon sells through a partner network and prices by quote; the hardware is separate. SimpleGPS is a finished product with a public euro price, an included device and an online start - no middleman.

Wialon (by Gurtam) is a serious telematics platform - by their own account it operates through a network of 2,700+ partners in 160+ countries. That network is also the model: you do not buy from Wialon, you buy from a local integrator who assembles the solution for you.

Which is why their pricing page carries no figures, just a "Get pricing" form: the subscription is monthly, based on the average number of connected vehicles, and the actual terms come from the partner. Devices are not included either - Wialon keeps a catalogue of integrated hardware from many manufacturers, but you source the tracker and SIM separately.

SimpleGPS is the opposite: a finished service for the end customer. The price is published in euro on the site, the device ships pre-configured with an active SIM, and the account takes two minutes to create online - no partner, no quote, no implementation project.

Side by side

SimpleGPS Wialon
Transparent public pricing (€) Yes Via a quote
Modern app-style UI Yes Pro platform built for integrators
Device included / sold with the service Yes No
Hosted - no own server needed Yes Yes
Fits private individuals Yes No
Real-time tracking Yes Yes
No long-term contract Yes Ask the sales rep
Self-serve online signup Yes No
Bulgarian support Yes Depends on the local partner

SimpleGPS keeps full route playback for 31 days, and routes, stops and statistics for 365. We state both numbers because we have them.

The differences in detail

You buy from a partner, not the vendor

With Wialon you go through a local integrator: they quote, they configure, they support. That is good on a large project, but it means calls and waiting. With SimpleGPS there is no middleman - you sign up yourself and pay us directly.

Quoted price vs price on the site

Wialon pricing page describes the products (Hosting, Local, Lite, Platform) and explains that the subscription depends on the average number of vehicles, but publishes no amounts - there is an enquiry form. SimpleGPS publishes the euro price on the site, before you hand over any details.

The hardware is your problem

Wialon is software: it is compatible with thousands of devices, but choosing, buying, SIM-provisioning and configuring them is down to you or the partner. Ours ships pre-configured with the SIM inside and attaches to our listener out of the box.

A private owner with one car

The Wialon model is built around fleets and projects - for a single personal car it rarely makes sense to go hunting for an integrator. SimpleGPS works the same for one car as for a fleet: same per-vehicle price, same interface.

When is Wialon the better choice?

Wialon is the stronger choice for a large or complex fleet - hundreds of units, fuel sensors, CAN data, ERP integrations and a local partner to run the project. The platform is built exactly for that. SimpleGPS is for when you do not want a project and an integrator, just your vehicles on a map starting today.

Bottom line

A platform for integrators versus a finished product for the end customer. If you need an implementation with a partner - Wialon. If you need a price, a device and a working map today - SimpleGPS

Frequently asked questions

There is no published price. Their site states the subscription is monthly and depends on the average number of connected vehicles and the chosen product (Hosting, Local, Lite or Platform), with the actual figure arriving after an enquiry or from the local partner. That is why we compare the model here, not invented numbers.
The usual route is through a partner - the platform is sold via a network of integrators who handle the deployment. With SimpleGPS signup is online and takes two minutes.
No. Wialon is a software platform with a catalogue of compatible hardware; you buy the tracker and SIM separately. With SimpleGPS the device and SIM are part of the service and arrive pre-configured.
In most cases yes. Teltonika devices are redirected with a server-address change. Send us the model and we will check whether it works with our listener.
If you need fuel sensors, CAN data, ERP integration and a local partner running the project - Wialon is built for that. For fleets that want a live map, trips, stops and reports without an implementation, SimpleGPS does the job and offers volume pricing above 10 vehicles.
Try SimpleGPS Plans from $9.99/month, device from our shop, online signup in two minutes.