Keep your Maxtrack MXT hardware, switch the software
Keep your Maxtrack MXT-series hardware and move its reporting to Traxelio: Maxtrack is an active Brazilian maker of its own trackers and software, so an installed MXT unit that streams over the documented MXT protocol can send its data to Traxelio, letting you change the software layer without touching the hardware.
Maxtrack is a Brazilian vehicle-tracking manufacturer, and one that is very much active: founded in 1999 and based in Minas Gerais, it designs its own hardware and software and says it monitors more than three million vehicles across Latin America. Its device lines are catalogued here under the MXT model prefix, such as the MXT-100, MXT-140, and MXT-142, which is Maxtrack's own model naming rather than a separate brand. Those units are built for the Brazilian market, covering cargo, passenger transport, agribusiness, mining, and light fleets, and they report over the documented MXT protocol. That protocol is what connects them to Traxelio: an installed Maxtrack tracker that streams to a configured server can send its position and telematics to the Traxelio endpoint, so you can change the software layer without changing the hardware. Use this page to check whether the MXT-series devices already fitted to your fleet can report to Traxelio, and to compare running them on Traxelio against your current tracking provider.
Yes. Maxtrack is a Brazilian company founded in 1999 and based in Minas Gerais that builds its own tracking hardware and software and reports monitoring more than three million vehicles, mostly across Brazil and the wider Latin American market.
MXT is simply Maxtrack's own model naming, seen on units such as the MXT-100, MXT-140, and MXT-142. It is not a separate manufacturer, so an MXT-badged tracker is a Maxtrack device catalogued under that prefix here.
Usually, when the unit streams over the documented MXT protocol to a configured server. Set that server and the SIM APN with your Maxtrack tooling, send one MXT device to the Traxelio endpoint, and check its data before converting the fleet.
Maxtrack hardware is fitted across cargo, passenger transport, agribusiness, mining, and light fleets, concentrated in Brazil and Latin America. If you run those units and want a different software layer, this page is about pointing them at Traxelio.
Pricing
Maxtrack sells hardware and its own tracking software directly and through accredited installer points across Brazil, with pricing quoted per market rather than as a single public list.
Because the MXT hardware is already fitted to your fleet, compare Traxelio's monthly software pricing against your current Maxtrack plan when weighing a switch.
Traxelio plans start at 17 USD per vehicle per month.
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Brazilian-made MXT-series fleet trackers with in-house hardware and software, widely deployed for cargo, transport, agribusiness, and mining across Latin America
The documented MXT protocol lets Maxtrack MXT units send position and telematics to Traxelio, so the software layer can change without a hardware swap.
Compatibility & setup
Switch platforms
Keep the Maxtrack MXT hardware fitted to your fleet and change only the software layer it reports to.
Send Maxtrack position and telematics into Traxelio over the documented MXT protocol.
Convert one MXT unit first, confirm its data on Traxelio, then bring the remaining vehicles across.
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