Is Asset Tiger or Fleetio the best equipment management software?
Well, it depends on your industry, requirements, budget - even your preferences of style and taste. In short, there are not one equipment management software solutions that suits all - thankfully. To figure out what equipment management software solution that might be right for you, we have compiled and structured information about some of the most commonly used solutions in the market.
In this article, we compare Asset Tiger to Fleetio, however, you read other comparisons as well.
What is Asset Tiger?
URL: www.myassettag.com/assettiger
Platforms: Web app, Mobile app

Fully functioning solution for all your fixed asset management needs. Offers all of your assets at your fingertips in a sleek, easy-to-understand, custom website.
What is Fleetio?
URL: www.fleetio.com
Platforms: Web app, Mobile app

Fleetio helps fleets of all sizes gain visibility into fleet operations and manage assets while on the go. The main focus seems to be on vehicles.
Feature comparison - Asset Tiger vs. Fleetio
Although within the same category, be aware that each software product are solving problems differently and may also describe each feature using different words and terms:
Asset Tiger top features:
- Asset & Equipment Database
- Custom reports
- Email alerts
- Barcode scanning
- Maintenance scheduling
- Checkouts
- Reservations
- Mobile app
- Reports
- Contracts & Licences database
Fleetio top features:
- Asset Profiles & VIN Lookup
- Fleetio Go Mobile App
- Essential Maintenance Management
- Inspections & Issues
- Fuel Management
- Driver & Vendor Management
- Dashboards & Reporting
- TCO & Lifecycle Management
- Integrations & API
- Unlimited Users
- Equipment Management (Add-on, Included in trial)
- Work Orders Adv
- Parts Management Adv
- Inventory Tracking Adv
- Purchase Orders Adv
- Webhooks Adv
- Custom Password Requirements Adv
How is Asset Tiger priced compared to Fleetio?

Asset Tiger is plan based, and only offers anual plans, meaning you have to pay for a full year at the time. However, it is free to use up to 250 items.
Please note that Asset Tiger is part of My Asset Tag who sells asset tags, and the software is free for asset tag customers (number of resources depends on anual purchases).
To make it comparable, we have divided the anual price by 12 to get a monthly price.

Fleetio is priced per item (vehicle). You can select the Pro tier, which has a lot of features but not all, or the Advanced tier, which includes all features.
Ulimitied number of users are included.
Add-ons for equipment management and SAML-based SSO is also available.
Choose between monthly or anual payments.
Pricing examples
Each equipment management software uses different pricing models, and are not always compareable. Some uses tiers with different amount of features and resources, others are customizable, or they may use a hybrid pricing model.
Instead of trying to compare pricing using one table, each of the two products has its own pricing examples with different configuration examples:
Asset Tiger | Price (USD)/month |
---|---|
|
$0 |
|
$0 |
|
$10 |
|
$19 |
|
$33.3 |
|
$67 |
|
$133.3 |
|
$267 |
Fleetio | Price (USD)/month |
---|---|
|
$60 |
|
$80 |
|
$180 |
|
$250 |
|
$325 |
|
$425 |
|
$550 |
|
$650 |
|
$725 |
|
$950 |
Disclaimer: Software changes constantly, and reviews like this doesn't always keep up with all changes. Please check the software provider's website for the most updated information on features, pricing etc.
Should I choose Asset Tiger or Fleetio - or something else?
Choosing the right software isn't (unfortunately) as simple as picking the cheapest or most function rich one. However, most equipment management software solutions has a free, time limited trial account option that makes it easy to test and evaluate the software.
Also, you should consider factors like if it will become very expensive if you need to add more assets/items or users, how easy it is to use, if there sufficient help resources like tutorials and help topics available etc.
You should also take into consideration that if a solution is free or very cheap, it still may come at a cost (no software suppliers can run their businesses for free).