Azuga Offers FleetMobile App at No Cost
Azuga, Inc. has begun offering a basic version of its FleetMobile driver-behavior-monitoring app to fleet users at no cost, the company announced.

Azuga has introduced a freemium model for its FleetMobile app.
Photo courtesy of Azuga.
Azuga, Inc. has begun offering a basic version of its FleetMobile driver-behavior-monitoring app to fleet users at no cost, the company announced.
The free version will now provide fleet managers with driver behavior monitoring, trip logs, and driver rewards. For an additional fee, fleet managers can unlock features such as tools to eliminate distracted driving, heads-up notifications, in-app messaging, location-based timestamps for timecards, and other productivity and workforce optimization features.
"Azuga FleetMobile has been one of our most successful and well-received technologies since it was launched in 2014, and we couldn't be more excited to kick off the new year by announcing it will be free for all Azuga customers," said Ananth Rani, Azuga's CEO and founder. "As we continue to grow as a company, develop new technologies and build new beneficial partnerships, we look to continuing to bring new innovative features to market to better serve our customers."
The company has seen record growth over the past year, and has doubled its customer growth rate. In the fourth quarter, the company saw a 500% increase in new fleet customer acquisitions.
Azuga also announced a new executive hire and a headquarters relocation plan. The company hired former Fleetmatics and Verizon Telematics manager Derek Few as executive vice president of worldwide sales. Also, the company plans to move its headquarters in Fremont to accomodate its expanding hiring initiative.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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