Mileage Tracker Comparison · 2026
Everlance is a solid general-purpose mileage tracker. FlexDash matches its tracking quality, adds gig-specific tools Everlance lacks (AI earnings scanning, Amazon Flex cap tracker, bank-verified earnings, deactivation defense), at a flat $59.99 a year.
Everlance's own pricing page shows two different prices for its Starter plan — $8.99/mo · $69.99/yr in the comparison table, $10.99/mo · $89.99/yr in the cards above it. We print the range rather than pick the one that flatters us. Read off their own pricing page on 2026-09-28.
Everlance is one of the most-installed mileage tracker apps in the US, popular with self-employed contractors, realtors, and gig drivers. Their core tracking is reliable, but the app was built before the gig-driver wave and lacks tools specific to platforms like Amazon Flex, DoorDash, or Uber.
| Feature | FlexDash | Everlance |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic mileage tracking | Yes | Yes |
| AI earnings screenshot scanning | Yes | No |
| Amazon Flex 40-hr cap tracker | Yes | No |
| Bank-verified earnings (Plaid) | Yes | No |
| Earnings-by-platform dashboard | Yes | No |
| Bluetooth car auto-trigger | Yes | No |
| Automatic toll detection | Yes | No |
| Deactivation defense PDF | Yes | No |
| IRS-compliant tax reports | Yes | Yes |
| Multi-platform single app | Yes | Partial |
If you're a self-employed contractor outside the gig economy (realtor, consultant, sales rep) and you don't need earnings scanning or platform-specific tools, Everlance's mature core tracking is a fine choice.
If you drive for Amazon Flex, DoorDash, Uber, Lyft, Instacart, or any combination of gig platforms, FlexDash is the clear pick. The Amazon Flex cap tracker alone — which no competitor has — is worth the subscription. Plus earnings scanning, bank reconciliation, and deactivation defense are gig-driver essentials.
FlexDash Pro is $59.99/year. Everlance is harder to pin down: on 2026-09-28 its own pricing page showed Starter at $8.99/mo · $69.99/yr in the plan-comparison table and $10.99/mo · $89.99/yr in the cards above it, so we quote the range rather than pick one. FlexDash is cheaper than either.
FlexDash adds AI earnings screenshot scanning, Amazon Flex 40-hour cap tracking, Plaid bank-verified earnings, Bluetooth car auto-trigger, automatic toll detection, and deactivation defense PDFs — none of which Everlance offers.
No. Everlance has no Amazon-Flex-specific tools. FlexDash is the only mileage tracker that tracks the 40-hour rolling weekly cap correctly (including future scheduled blocks and isolating non-Flex platforms from the count).
No. Everlance focuses on mileage and expense tracking. FlexDash uses Gemini AI to extract blocks, tips, base pay, station codes, and active-time hours from Amazon Flex and DoorDash earnings screens.
FlexDash supports CSV import for mileage logs. Export your trip history from Everlance as CSV, then import into FlexDash via Settings → Import. The IRS-compliant log will reflect both sets of trips going forward.
FlexDash is live on iPhone and Android — bank integration, Amazon Flex cap tracking, and Bluetooth auto-trigger included. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial.
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