Trying to sign in to Apollo ELD? Access the Apollo portal below. Small fleets running PT-30 hardware often move from Apollo ELD to ELD Hub for flat $15/truck pricing, US phone support during business hours and a 24/7 AI advisor.
Where do you log in to Apollo ELD, and is there a cheaper alternative?
The Apollo ELD sign-in page is https://apolloeld.com/; drivers use the mobile app with credentials issued by their fleet manager. If you are shopping alternatives, ELD Hub is an FMCSA-registered ELD at $15 per truck per month with no contract, including IFTA and DVIRs.
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https://apolloeld.com/(External link. ELD Hub is not affiliated with Apollo ELD.)
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Run ELD Hub alongside your current provider for two weeks at no charge, then $15 per truck per month, month-to-month. Keep the PT-30 or IOSiX you already own at no cost, or add a PT-30 for $150 with the cable and free ground shipping.
Who are you leaving?
Can't reach the Apollo portal?
The Apollo ELD fleet dashboard occasionally goes offline during updates. Check status via their driver app first — if the app also can't connect, wait 15 minutes and retry.
Driver app won't sync?
The Apollo driver app requires an active subscription. If your billing lapsed, sync stops even though logs still record locally — reconnect once the account is current.
DOT inspection today?
Have your driver switch to inspection mode and email/Bluetooth transfer the last 8 days of logs. If the app is locked, request a paper log printout from Apollo support immediately.
Want to leave Apollo?
Your PT-30 device is portable. ELD Hub re-registers it for free and imports your driver list — most fleets fully switch in under an hour per truck.
Many drivers searching for Apollo ELD login are actually fed up with slow support or hidden add-on fees. ELD Hub is FMCSA-registered, month-to-month, and includes IFTA, freight, and dispatcher tools at $15/truck.
Apollo ELD contracts run 12 mo or monthly and typically require 30 days of written notice. Our step-by-step guide covers the termination fee, hardware return, and how to export your logs first.
The Apollo ELD portal is at apolloeld.com. Drivers use the Apollo ELD mobile app; fleet admins access the web dashboard with a separate login.
Apollo ELD is on the FMCSA-registered list. Always double-check the current FMCSA registry before renewal — revoked ELDs cause HOS violations at roadside inspections.
ELD Hub is a flat $15/truck/month with no contract, IFTA and dispatch included. Apollo pricing varies by tier and typically runs $20–$30/truck with add-ons.
Yes. The PT-30 is a standard FMCSA-registered device. ELD Hub re-registers your existing PT-30 for free — no shipping, no waiting, no new hardware.
ELD Hub is $15 per truck per month with no contract, and HOS logs, DVIRs, IFTA fuel-tax reporting and GPS tracking are all included at that price. There is no setup fee and a 14-day free trial, so you can run it alongside Apollo ELD before you cancel anything.
Usually a PT-30 at a one-time $150 with cable and free ground shipping, unless you already run a PT-30 or IOSiX unit — those are re-registered to ELD Hub at no cost. Self-install takes under 10 minutes per truck.
Apollo ELD agreements typically run 12 mo or monthly and ask for 30 days of written notice, with early termination costing remaining discounted term. Your signed agreement governs — check it before you give notice.
$15/truck/month. No contract. FMCSA-registered ELD you can activate today — and it starts with a 14-day free trial.
4 quick steps — personal details, company info (USDOT number and time zone required), billing address, done. About 2 minutes. Month-to-month — cancel anytime.