Compatible OBD-II hardware. Public $15/truck pricing. No contract.
HOS247 and ELD Hub are both FMCSA-registered ELD providers built around plug-in OBD-II hardware. The difference is what you pay and what comes with it: ELD Hub posts a flat $15/truck/month with IFTA, DVIRs, freight, and factoring included, and answers the phone at 302-404-1177.
Is ELD Hub a good HOS247 alternative for a small fleet?
Yes, for fleets under 20 trucks. ELD Hub is an FMCSA-registered ELD at $15/truck/month, no contract, including IFTA, DVIRs, and US phone support at 302-404-1177. HOS247 costs Quote-based; hardware and plan tier vary. ELD Hub also re-registers a PT-30 or IOSiX device you already own at no cost.
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Real numbers, not marketing copy. Prices confirmed from public sources at time of publishing.
| Feature | ELD Hub | HOS247 |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $15/truck/month, no contract | Quote-based; hardware and plan tier vary |
| Published price | $15/truck/mo, listed publicly | Quote on request |
| Contract length | Month-to-month, cancel anytime | Plan-dependent |
| Hardware | PT-30 or IOSiX $150 each, free shipping; compatible BYOD re-registration free | Provider-supplied OBD-II device |
| FMCSA-registered ELD | Yes | Yes |
| IFTA fuel tax reporting | Included | Plan-dependent |
| Phone support | 302-404-1177 — US-based human | Multilingual phone support |
| Bundled fuel, factoring, freight | Yes — ELD Hub network | ELD only |
| Setup | Self-serve, under 10 minutes | Onboarding call typical |
One posted price
$15/truck/month, published on the site. No quote call, no volume tier, no annual renegotiation — which matters most when you run fewer than 20 trucks.
Keep the device you already own
If your trucks run a PT-30 or IOSiX, ELD Hub re-registers them at no cost. Call 302-404-1177 with the serial number and we'll confirm your exact model before you switch.
The rest of your business, bundled
Fuel discounts, invoice factoring, and freight booking run through the ELD Hub network. HOS247 is ELD software only.
Cancel your existing plan
Most HOS247 contracts are month-to-month or have a 30-day notice window. Check your contract before starting.
Order ELD Hub hardware (or keep yours)
Already own a compatible PT-30 or IOSiX? We re-register it free. Need a device? Both cost $150 each with free shipping and ship same or next business day. PT-30 includes a cable; IOSiX is device only.
Plug in and pair
Driver plugs the device into the OBD-II port, opens the ELD Hub app, and pairs over Bluetooth. Under 10 minutes per truck.
Log in and drive
Your fleet dashboard, HOS, DVIRs, and IFTA reporting go live the same day.
Yes. Both appear on the official FMCSA ELD registration list, so both pass DOT roadside inspection in every state. The differences are pricing, bundled tools, and support model — not compliance.
If your trucks run a PT-30 or IOSiX OBD-II device, yes — both are provider-configurable and we re-register them free. Call 302-404-1177 with the serial number so we can verify your exact model rather than guess.
HOS247 quotes per fleet, so there is no single list price to compare. ELD Hub is a flat $15/truck/month with IFTA and DVIRs included — compare that against the all-in total on your current invoice, not the headline rate.
Yes, IFTA fuel tax reporting is part of the $15/truck/month base plan with no add-on fee.
Under an hour per truck when reusing compatible hardware you own. If you need new hardware, PT-30 and IOSiX cost $150 each with free shipping and ship same or next business day. PT-30 includes a cable; IOSiX is device only.
Export your last six months of RODS from HOS247 — FMCSA requires you to retain them — and swap the cab card packet with ELD Hub's user manual, malfunction procedure, and data-transfer instructions.
Run ELD Hub alongside your current provider for two weeks at no charge, then $15 per truck per month, month-to-month. Re-register a compatible PT-30 or IOSiX you own for free, or buy either for $150 with free shipping. PT-30 includes a cable; IOSiX is device only.
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