FMCSA Registered ELD List — Providers, Devices & Prices
Search the ELD providers small fleets actually shop, see which hardware each one runs and what it costs per truck, then confirm the exact device name against the official FMCSA registry before you buy.
ELD providers, hardware and price per truck
Search by provider or device. Providers marked keep your hardware run provider-configurable OBD-II units, so moving to ELD Hub means re-registering the device you already own instead of buying a new one.
| Provider | Hardware | Per truck / mo | Contract | Keep hardware? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ELD Hub | PT-30 / IOSiX | $15 | None | Yes |
| TT ELD | PT-30 | $20 | 12 mo | Yes |
| Factor ELD | PT-30 | $22 | 12 mo | Yes |
| GPS Tab / TabELD | PT-30 | $25 | 12 mo | Yes |
| EZ Logz | PT-30 / IOSiX | $25 | 12 mo | Yes |
| HOS247 | OBD-II plug-in (PT-30 / IOSiX class) | $25 | Monthly | Yes |
| Apollo ELD | PT-30 / IOSiX | $20 | 12 mo | Yes |
| Alfa ELD | PT-30 | $20 | 12 mo | Yes |
| BigRoad (Fleet Complete) | Proprietary DashLink | $30 | 36 mo | No — proprietary |
| Motive (KeepTruckin) | Proprietary Vehicle Gateway | $35 | 36 mo | No — proprietary |
| Samsara | Proprietary VG34 / VG54 | $45 | 36 mo | No — proprietary |
| Geotab | Proprietary GO device | $32 | 36 mo | No — proprietary |
| Omnitracs | Proprietary IVG | $42 | 36 mo | No — proprietary |
| Verizon Connect | Proprietary Reveal | $38 | 36 mo | No — proprietary |
| EROAD | Proprietary Ehubo | $40 | 36 mo | No — proprietary |
| Rand McNally | Proprietary ELD 50 / TND | $39 | 36 mo | No — proprietary |
| Trimble | Proprietary in-cab unit | $48 | 36 mo | No — proprietary |
Prices are published 2026 list rates for each provider's base ELD plan and exclude add-on modules and activation fees. Hardware families describe what each provider ships as standard — always confirm the exact device name and model number on the official FMCSA registry before you buy or switch.
How the FMCSA ELD list works
FMCSA doesn't test or certify ELDs itself. Providers self-certify that their device meets the technical spec in 49 CFR § 395.20, submit the paperwork, and get listed at eld.fmcsa.dot.gov/List. That listing is what makes an ELD legal for interstate commercial use.
If FMCSA finds a device doesn't meet the spec — through audits, roadside inspection data, or third-party complaints — the device gets revoked. Once revoked, fleets have 8 days to switch. Any HOS logs recorded on that device after revocation are invalid.
Why registration status matters
Roadside inspections
DOT officers look up your ELD on the FMCSA list in real time. A revoked device means an out-of-service violation.
DOT audits
Compliance audits will flag any HOS records generated on a revoked ELD. Those hours effectively don't exist for compliance purposes.
Driver protection
A registered ELD means the logs your drivers rely on for HOS compliance are legally defensible if they're challenged.
ELD Hub is FMCSA-registered
ELD Hub is on the official FMCSA registered ELD list. The PT-30 and IOSiX hardware we support are both registered. We monitor the registry for revocations and push compliance updates automatically so your device stays legal.
Verify on the FMCSA listHow to check if your ELD is on the FMCSA list (4 steps)
- 1
Find your ELD identifier
Open your ELD app or portal and locate the ELD Name and ELD Identifier (a 4-character code). It also appears on your cab card.
- 2
Open the official registry
Go to eld.fmcsa.dot.gov/List. This is the only authoritative source — a provider's own website is not proof of registration.
- 3
Search by provider or ELD name
Match both the provider name and the exact ELD model/identifier. Providers often list several devices; only the exact model you run counts.
- 4
Check the Revoked tab
FMCSA publishes a separate list of revoked devices. If your model appears there, you have 8 days from the notice to move to a registered ELD.
Common ELD providers fleets look up
These are providers small fleets most often ask us about. Registration status can change at any time — always confirm the exact device model on the official FMCSA registry before you buy or renew.
| Provider | Typical hardware | Verify status |
|---|---|---|
| ELD Hub | PT-30, IOSiX | Check registry |
| Motive | Proprietary vehicle gateway | Check registry |
| Samsara | Proprietary vehicle gateway | Check registry |
| Alfa ELD | PT-30 | Check registry |
| TT ELD | PT-30 | Check registry |
| Ezlogz | PT-30 / IOSiX | Check registry |
| GPSTab | PT-30 | Check registry |
| ELD 247 | PT-30 | Check registry |
| Optima ELD | PT-30 | Check registry |
| Rock ELD | PT-30 | Check registry |
Running PT-30 or IOSiX hardware already? You can usually keep the device and switch providers without buying anything new.
What to do if your ELD gets revoked
- Day 0 — FMCSA posts the revocation. The device moves to the revoked list and the agency notifies affected motor carriers.
- Days 1–8 — grandfather window. You may run paper RODS while you source a registered replacement. Keep documentation showing when you were notified.
- Day 8 — replacement must be in service. After that, running the revoked device is treated the same as having no ELD: out-of-service risk and CSA points.
- Backfill your records. Logs recorded on the revoked device after the deadline are invalid; annotate the transition in your new system.
Frequently asked questions
What is the FMCSA registered ELD list?
It's the official list of Electronic Logging Devices that ELD providers have self-certified to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. To be legal for interstate commercial use, the ELD in your truck must appear on this list — not just be marketed as 'FMCSA-compliant.'
What happens if my ELD gets revoked from the FMCSA list?
You have 8 days from FMCSA's revocation notice to switch to a registered ELD. Drivers can revert to paper logs in the interim. If you don't switch, roadside inspections will flag you as out-of-service and every log recorded on a revoked ELD is invalid for HOS purposes.
How do I check if my ELD is still on the FMCSA list?
Go to eld.fmcsa.dot.gov/List and search by ELD name or provider. The list is updated whenever a device is added, revoked, or changes status. Check it quarterly if you're not sure — some providers get revoked without much notice.
What's the difference between 'FMCSA-registered' and 'FMCSA-certified'?
There's no such thing as FMCSA-certified. FMCSA doesn't test or certify ELDs — providers self-certify against the technical spec and submit their device to be registered. If a company markets its ELD as 'FMCSA-certified,' that's a red flag: they're using language FMCSA doesn't use.
Is ELD Hub on the FMCSA registered ELD list?
Yes. ELD Hub is registered with FMCSA. The PT-30 and IOSiX hardware we support are both on the official list. We monitor the registry for revocations and push compliance updates automatically so your device stays legal.
What if my ELD provider goes out of business?
A dead ELD provider effectively means a revoked ELD — no one is maintaining the firmware, no one is pushing compliance updates, and the FMCSA registration will eventually be withdrawn. If you're seeing signs (missed updates, no support response), start shopping for a replacement now.
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