Pros- very fast, great support, super easy to use. Cons- no diagnostics or hard braking. Those were not things we needed but worth mentioning since other do them
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Plug & Play OBD2 GPS
Plug it into the OBD2 port and the vehicle is on the map in seconds. Updates every 3 seconds, a full year of service included, and no battery to charge because the car powers it.
No monthly fee year oneUpdates every 3 secInstalls in secondsTamper alerts
$199.95
$249.95
You save $50.00
One year of service includedUnlimited real-time updates every 3 seconds for 12 months, no monthly fee. After that, plans start at $8.95/mo if you want to carry on.
100% discreet packaging
Free shipping
Free technical support
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For small businesses
You know everything. Employees won't suspect anything.
Are you worried employees might be misusing company time, falsifying timesheets, or doing side work? Whether your goal is to protect your company cars from theft or catch a problem employee who is abusing work time while on the clock, Konnect GPS is the solution for your small business.
Within seconds you can plug this real time GPS tracker into a vehicle’s OBD2 port and begin monitoring that car with your computer, tablet, iPhone, or Android.
A live GPS tracker with no subscription fees for the first year — the best way to protect your assets and your livelihood.
- Discover side work on company time
- Real-time tracking with no subscription fee for a year
- Stamp out dangerous driving habits
- See the whole fleet from your phone
- Know where every driver is, 24/7
Key features
Best plug & play OBD2 tracker for businesses
Fastest real-time tracking — unlimited updates every 3 seconds
Easy installation — simple plug & play design
Made in the USA from domestic and imported components
Tamper detection — get an alert if the GPS is disconnected
Free technical support from agents based in the USA
No monthly fees for one year of unlimited real-time updates
Accurate odometer readings and idling records
Free GPS app for Android and iPhone, 4.7 stars on both stores
Installation
How to install an OBD2 GPS tracker
No tools, no wiring, no installer. The OBD2 port sits under the dashboard near the driver's seat, usually just above the pedals — every car built after 1996 has one.
Plug in the tracker
Find the OBD2 port under the dash, push the tracker in until it clicks. The car powers it, so there is no battery to charge and nothing to remember.
Download the free app
Available for iPhone and Android, 4.7 stars on both stores — or log in from any computer through the web portal.
Start tracking
Live location every 3 seconds, plus speed alerts, geofence notifications and a warning if someone unplugs the device.
What you see
Discover where your drivers are, 24/7
Watch the fleet move in real time from a computer, tablet or phone, and scroll back through where each vehicle has been — up to a year of history.
Speed alerts tell you about dangerous driving while you can still do something about it. Geofences flag a vehicle leaving a yard or arriving at a site that isn't on the schedule. Tamper alerts tell you the moment a device is unplugged.
Who uses it
Eight things owners check on Monday morning
Timesheets
Hours that match reality
Compare the route against the timesheet instead of taking somebody's word for it.
Side work
Find out where employees are going
A van that spends Thursday afternoons somewhere that isn't a job shows up on the map.
Driving habits
High-speed warnings
Speed alerts by text and email, so a habit gets addressed before it becomes an insurance claim.
Vehicle care
Odometer and idling records
Accurate mileage for servicing and expenses, plus a record of how long engines sit idling.
Theft
Tamper alerts
If someone unplugs the tracker you get an alert — not silence.
Family
Teen and elderly drivers
The same live location and speed alerts, for the people you worry about rather than the ones you employ.
Specs
Plug & play OBDii GPS features
- Service included
- One year, no monthly feethen from $8.95/mo
- Update speed
- Every 3 secondsunlimited updates
- Power
- From the vehicle's OBD2 portno battery to charge
- Installation
- Plug and playno tools, seconds
- Dimensions
- 2.18 × 1.8 × 1.08 in55.3 × 45.7 × 27.4 mm
- SIM
- Global SIM includedUSA, Canada + international
- Networks
- 850/1900 USA · 900/1800 international
- Reporting
- Vehicle, start/stop, mileage, diagnostics
- Alerts
- Speed, geofence and tamperby SMS and email
- History
- Up to one year of playback
- App
- SilverCloud for iOS, Android and web4.7 stars
- Warranty
- Lifetimefree USA-based support
What you get:Konnect GPS deviceOne year of live tracking serviceActivation instructionsQuick start guideFree technical assistance
How it compares
Do all GPS trackers need a monthly fee?
Most real-time trackers do. This one includes a year of unlimited 3-second updates in the purchase price.
| This OBD2 tracker$199.95, year one free | Bouncie | Vyncs | Hardwired tracker | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly fee in year one | ✕ No | ✓ Yes | Partly | ✓ Yes |
| Update speed | Every 3 seconds | Every 15 seconds | Every 1–3 minutes | Varies |
| Installation | Plug in, seconds | Plug in, seconds | Plug in, seconds | Professional install |
| Battery to charge | No — car powers it | ✕ No | ✕ No | ✕ No |
| Tamper alert | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| Speed and geofence alerts | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| History | Up to 1 year | Varies | Varies | Varies |
| Warranty | Lifetime | 1 year | 1 year | Varies |
| Cost after year one | From $8.95/mo | From $9.95/mo | Annual plan | Monthly plan |
Competitor plans and update rates change — check the current terms of whichever tracker you are comparing against.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 8 reviews.
My husband bought four of these GPS trackers for our water restoration business vehicles. I must say, setting them up was a breeze. They even work in areas around Vancouver Island, where the cell service can be a bit hit and miss. We're so pleased with how well they’ve been working
Been using these OBD2 trackers for our small limo fleet for years. No complaints!
With 2 small trucks always out and about, I felt like i was annoying the hell out of my guys by always texting, "hey where u at?". I highly recommend this and am sure your drivers will appreciate it too lol
We were worried my Nana was getting confused when driving so we use this tracker to make sure she still good to drive and not getting lost. Easy to use. I also like how my sister and parents can all see where she’s at whenever we want — even though we live in different cities
Easy to use - just plug it in to OBD port. I like how fast the tracker updates compared to previous truck GPS trackers we used. Support team was very helpful as well showing us how to use speed alerts - just wish it had starter disable feature - but I guess they only come with hardwired trackers. Still worth the $
Sorry for the crap iPhone7 photo but you get the point... super simple to connect and worked great for my 3 service trucks. Awesome knowing where my crew is throughout the work day. Recommend!
Works as expected! Simple to setup and use.
Plug it in. Know the rest.
A year of unlimited 3-second tracking included. Free shipping, 100% discreet packaging, lifetime warranty and free USA-based support.
FAQs
Questions people ask before buying
How does an OBD2 GPS tracker work?
It plugs into the OBDII port under your dashboard and draws power from the vehicle. From there it monitors location, speed and driving data in real time and sends it to our secure servers, which you reach through the mobile app or the website.
What are the pros and cons of an OBD vehicle tracker?
Pros: easy install with no tools, real-time tracking with instant updates, geofencing, speed alerts and engine diagnostics, powered by the vehicle so there are no batteries, and it's ideal for keeping an eye on teen or elderly drivers.
Cons: the battery can drain if a vehicle sits unused for a long time, it is easy to unplug (though you'll get a tamper alert), it lacks some hardwired-only features such as starter disable, and the port may be occupied or missing on older vehicles.
Where is the OBD port in my car?
Under the dashboard near the driver's seat, usually just above the pedals, sometimes behind a small panel. Your vehicle manual shows the exact spot. Every car built after 1996 has one.
Do all GPS trackers require a monthly fee?
Not all, but most real-time trackers do. This one includes a full year of service with unlimited updates every 3 seconds in the purchase price. After the first year, if you want to keep the service running, plans start at $8.95 a month.
What is the warranty and support?
A lifetime warranty on the device, and free technical support from USA-based agents. Call 855-922-8100, seven days a week, 9am to 8pm PT.