MilometrySide by side
Milometry compared with the other mileage trackers
Most mileage trackers rent you the app by the month. This one is bought once. Here is what each of the others charges, what each is genuinely good at, and where that trade stops being worth it.
Prices checked on 27 August 2026.
- Milometry vs MileIQ£7.91a month, billed annuallyFree tier: 40 drives every month
- Milometry vs Driversnote£8a monthFree tier: 15 trips per month
- Milometry vs TripLog$4.99a month, billed annuallyFree tier: Automatic tracking, basic expensesNot sold in the UK
- Milometry vs Everlance$69.99a yearFree tier: 30 automatically detected trips per monthNot sold in the UK
- Milometry vs Vimcar24,90 €a month per vehicle, plus 19% VAT, billed annuallyNot sold in the UK
- Milometry vs AutoLoggab 12,50 €a month, plus VATNot sold in the UK
- Milometry vs Cartrackervanaf 7,00 €per vehicle, a monthNot sold in the UK
- Milometry vs Tripcatcher£1.49a month, plus VAT
- Milometry vs Hurdlr$100a yearFree tier: Unlimited semi-automatic mileage trackingNot sold in the UK
- Milometry vs StrideFreeNo paid tier and no in-app purchases listedNot sold in the UK
- Milometry vs a spreadsheetFreeYour own time
How these pages are written
Every price and limit on these pages was read off that company’s own pricing page on the date above, and each page links the page it came from so you can check it. Nothing is converted between currencies: several of these apps publish no UK price at all, and putting a pound sign on a converted figure would quote a price nobody charges. Where a rival does something better than we do, the page says so.
Claim figures are estimates, not tax advice.