Answers before—and after—you begin

A GPS tracker calculates location using satellite signals and sends available location and device data through a cellular connection to a web or mobile application.

Choose an OBD tracker for quick installation and continuous vehicle power. Choose the WiFi model if passengers also need a hotspot. Commercial fleets that need video should consider a connected dashcam or MDVR.

Portable hardware is useful for people, equipment, bags, vehicles without a compatible OBD port, and situations where the tracker needs to move between uses.

Accuracy varies with satellite visibility, buildings, terrain, weather, installation, and device conditions. Outdoor location is generally more reliable than enclosed or obstructed environments.

Tracking depends on both GPS visibility and compatible cellular coverage. No GPS or wireless service is available everywhere or at all times.

Yes. Supported devices can generate speed, movement, arrival, departure, driving-event, and vehicle alerts based on your configuration.

Use the Spectrum Tracking web app or supported iOS and Android apps to view location, trips, alerts, and device information.

Standard tracking service starts at $9.95 per month. Video, WiFi, and higher-data configurations may have different service pricing.

Spectrum Tracking does not require a long-term contract for standard tracking service. Current subscription terms are shown during activation.

Use the support option in the app or email [email protected]. The team normally responds within one business day, Monday through Friday.