Mileage Tracker Comparison · 2026
TripLog Premium costs exactly what FlexDash Pro costs — $59.99 a year — and tracks mileage well. It publishes no month-to-month plan. FlexDash adds AI earnings scanning, bank reconciliation, Amazon Flex cap tracking, and deactivation defense at the same annual price.
TripLog prices Premium at $4.99/mo paid annually ($59.99/yr) and publishes no month-to-month plan — the same annual price as FlexDash Pro. Read off their own pricing page on 2026-09-28.
TripLog is one of the longest-running mileage tracker apps. Premium is advertised as $4.99/mo paid annually — $59.99 a year, the same as FlexDash Pro — with no month-to-month option. Their core tracking is mature and reliable. But like Everlance and MileIQ, TripLog was built for general business mileage rather than gig driving, so it lacks earnings tracking, bank reconciliation, and platform-specific tools.
| Feature | FlexDash | TripLog |
|---|---|---|
| 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 | Partial |
| Automatic toll detection | Yes | No |
| Deactivation defense PDF | Yes | No |
| IRS-compliant tax reports | Yes | Yes |
| Multi-platform single app | Yes | Partial |
If you want only basic mileage tracking and none of the earnings, bank, or gig-platform features, TripLog is a mature tool at the same $59.99/yr — you are simply buying less.
If you drive for any gig platform. Both apps cost the same $59.99 a year, so the question is purely 'do I want the gig-driver features?' — earnings scanning, bank reconciliation, the Amazon Flex cap tracker and deactivation defense. One avoided cap forfeiture pays for the year on its own.
They cost the same: $59.99 a year. TripLog advertises $4.99/mo but that is its annual rate billed yearly — it publishes no month-to-month plan, so there is no monthly price to set against FlexDash's $6.99. At the identical annual price FlexDash includes substantially more. (Read off triplog.net/pricing on 2026-09-28.)
FlexDash adds AI earnings screenshot scanning, Plaid bank integration, Amazon Flex 40-hour cap tracking, earnings-by-platform dashboard, automatic toll detection, and deactivation defense PDFs. TripLog focuses on mileage and expense tracking only.
No. TripLog tracks mileage and expenses but does not extract earnings data from gig platform screenshots. FlexDash uses Gemini AI to extract blocks, tips, base pay, station codes, and active-time hours.
No. TripLog has no Amazon Flex-specific features. FlexDash is the only mileage tracker that tracks the 40-hour rolling weekly cap correctly (including future scheduled blocks and isolating non-Flex platforms).
Yes — export your TripLog trip log as CSV and import into FlexDash via Settings → Import. Your historical mileage data carries over while FlexDash takes over tracking 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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