Anouk Fleet Pricing Explained: Core, Advanced & Elite Plans
Fleet and delivery tracking tools price themselves in genuinely different ways, which makes cross-shopping confusing. Here's exactly how Anouk Fleet's three plans work — no guessing required.
Why fleet software pricing is genuinely confusing
Fleet and delivery tracking tools don't all price themselves the same way. Some charge per vehicle, some per admin seat, some a flat monthly rate regardless of volume, and some by how many deliveries or "stops" a fleet makes in a month. None of these is wrong — they're just different models built around different assumptions about how a business grows. The problem is that when you're comparing options, it's easy to assume one product's pricing model applies to another, especially if you're relying on a summary rather than the actual pricing page. This is exactly how pricing details get garbled in comparisons you might come across online. Here's the actual structure, plainly.
How Anouk Fleet pricing actually works
Anouk Fleet has three plans, each billed monthly in USD, each including a set number of monthly "stops" with a per-stop rate for anything beyond that:
- Core — $100/month. 1,000 monthly stops included, then $0.05 per additional stop. Unlimited drivers, up to 5 admin dashboard users, up to 3 dispatch depots, 1 proof-of-delivery (POD) photo per stop, and 30-day historical analytics.
- Advanced — $200/month (the most popular plan). Everything in Core, plus 2,000 monthly stops included, then $0.03 per additional stop, up to 10 admin dashboard users, up to 10 dispatch depots, up to 5 POD photos per stop, and 1-year historical analytics.
- Elite — custom pricing. Everything in Advanced, plus high-volume tiered pricing on additional stops, unlimited admin dashboard users, unlimited dispatch depots, unlimited photo/document verification per stop, and lifetime analytics retention.
What counts as a "stop," and what doesn't
A stop is a delivery or pickup point on a route — each place a driver stops to complete a job and (where used) capture a proof-of-delivery photo. It has nothing to do with how many vehicles or drivers you run: every plan includes unlimited drivers. What's capped per plan is admin dashboard users — the people with a login to view and manage the fleet from the back end — which is a separate number from how many drivers are out on the road. It's easy to conflate the two; they're not the same limit.
Which plan actually fits your fleet
Core suits a smaller or growing operation running roughly up to 1,000 stops a month across a handful of depots, where 5 admin users is enough. Advanced fits a scaling operation that's outgrown that — more depots, more people needing dashboard access, more photo evidence per delivery, and a full year of history to look back on, rather than 30 days. Elite is built for high-volume, multi-depot logistics networks that need dedicated support and don't want to think about admin-user or depot caps at all.
All three plans start with a 7-day free trial, no credit card required, and can be cancelled anytime.
Frequently asked questions
Is Anouk Fleet priced per vehicle or per driver?
Neither. Every plan includes unlimited drivers. Pricing is based on monthly stops (deliveries/pickups) included, with a per-stop rate for anything beyond that.
What happens if I go over my plan's included stops?
You're charged a per-additional-stop rate: $0.05 on Core, $0.03 on Advanced, and high-volume tiered pricing on Elite. There's no hard cutoff — you're not blocked from completing deliveries.
What's the difference between "drivers" and "admin dashboard users"?
Drivers are unlimited on every plan. Admin dashboard users are the people with back-end login access to manage the fleet, and that number is capped per plan (5 on Core, 10 on Advanced, unlimited on Elite).
Is there a free trial?
Yes — 7 days, no credit card required, and you can cancel anytime.
Is pricing in South African Rand or US Dollars?
Anouk Fleet's published plan pricing is in USD.
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