GPS tracking by asset type

GPS tracking for bicycles

A bike GPS tracker usually runs on its own battery and should tell you when your bike moves without you. Traxelio shows the bike live, alerts you when it leaves a zone, keeps every trip, and follows a whole cargo or delivery bike fleet from one map.

Power source: Battery

Premium 29 USD / vehicle / month

How it works

Pick a tracker

Match it to the asset and its power source.

Set up your zones and alerts

Get an alert when it enters or leaves a zone.

Replay every trip and its stops

See where it went, where it stopped and for how long.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The tracker needs a SIM with data to send its position. What you pay depends on the store you order from. Some stores bill live tracking every month. Others let you buy the SIM credit yourself and track in the app at no charge, with optional monthly or yearly plans where Traxelio manages the SIM and data for you.

It depends on the tracker model and the reporting interval. A longer interval between reports stretches the battery. The tracker runs on its own battery, with no connection to the bike.

Follow the bike live on the map and open its trip history to see where it went. Traxelio alerts you when a parked bike starts moving, and a geo-zone around home or the depot alerts you when it leaves. Traxelio does not immobilize a bicycle or an e-bike, so the tracker shows you where the bike is rather than stopping it.

Yes, with a compatible tracker. A battery tracker is a separate device, so it works the same on a bicycle or an e-bike and needs no wiring to the bike.

Yes. Each bike carries its own battery tracker, so you can follow a cargo or delivery fleet on one map, review each round with its stops and times, and get an alert when a bike leaves the delivery area.

Start tracking your bicycle

Connect a compatible tracker you already own, or request a fleet quote.

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