One truck still deserves a complete ELD setup
When you drive and run the business, a product question can interrupt both jobs. Factor ELD offers electronic driving records, duty-status logs and a fleet dashboard, with a support team available around the clock. Ask to see the tasks you will perform yourself: connect the device, select the truck, review the day and access your records.
The app is available for supported iOS and Android devices. Confirm compatibility with your phone, operating system and truck connection before ordering hardware. A familiar-looking connector is not a substitute for checking the actual configuration.
Compare the complete offer
Use the current Factor ELD plans as a starting point, then request details for your setup. Compare these items together:
- ELD hardware, cable and any installation needs.
- Recurring service charges and the features included.
- Your phone or tablet and any required data connection.
- Support, replacement arrangements and access to records if you switch providers.
If tracking or IFTA reporting is useful to your business, discuss those options. Start with the tools you need now and ask how the account would change if you add another truck.
A demo you can use on the road
Bring a recent route and your current logging routine. Ask to complete the main driver tasks yourself during the demonstration, including log review and finding the inspection functions. That gives you a clearer basis for a decision than a long feature list.
Owner-operator questions
Can I use Factor ELD with just one truck?
Yes. Factor ELD serves owner-operators. Discuss your hardware and service needs directly with the team and confirm the current offer for your vehicle.
Is Factor ELD listed with FMCSA?
FACTOR ELD entries appear on the FMCSA registered-device list. Match the exact hardware and software before purchase. Registration reflects manufacturer self-certification, not FMCSA approval or endorsement.