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Levy Fleets vs Invoxia
A detailed comparison to help you choose the right fleet management platform for your scooter, e-bike, or golf cart rental business.
Use Invoxia as a recovery layer, not the operating system.
Invoxia can make sense as a low-cost secondary tracker on a few high-value bikes, especially when the priority is post-theft recovery and long battery life. Levy should still be the system that riders touch: vehicle discovery, unlock, payment, zone enforcement, ride records, refunds, and support. Treat Invoxia as a hidden locator, not the thing that runs the rental.
Levy Fleets
United States
Invoxia
Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
Cheap tracking still leaves the rental stack unbuilt
At current public EU Pro renewal pricing (~€59.85/year), 25 Invoxia trackers cost about €1,496/year in service after the included period; 100 trackers cost about €5,985/year. Lower-cost Classic / Bike Tracker plans improve that recovery-only math. The gap is that those numbers buy location alerts and history only. A rental operator still needs smart locks, a rider app, payment processing, refunds, tax reporting, customer support, and an operations dashboard — the pieces included in Levy.
Detailed Comparison
Category & Use Case
Pricing
Tracking & Telemetry
| Category | Levy Fleets | Invoxia |
|---|---|---|
| Category & Use Case | ||
| Product category | End-to-end micromobility rental platform (software + IoT + payments) | Multi-purpose consumer GPS tracker |
| Designed for rentals? | Yes — purpose-built for shared mobility and vehicle rentals | No — sold for personal anti-theft and family/asset tracking |
| Rider app and payments | Branded iOS/Android rider app, Stripe payments, wallet, refunds | Not offered |
| Pricing | ||
| Hardware cost | Operator-sourced (e.g. OKAI ES400 ~$50–$150 with IoT) or BYO | Model- and region-dependent hardware purchase (GPS Pro, Classic, Mini, Bike Tracker) |
| Recurring subscription | $9–$14/mo per vehicle (100+ plan) or 20% revenue share managed | GPS Pro: 1 year included, then €59.85/yr or €7.95/mo; Bike/Classic tiers from ~€2.50/mo after included period |
| What the fee buys | Full platform: tracking, IoT commands, rider app, payments, dashboard, support | Cellular SIM connectivity and access to the Invoxia mobile app |
| Payment processing | Built-in Stripe at negotiated volume rates (2.6% + $0.20) | Not applicable — Invoxia processes no rider payments |
| Tracking & Telemetry | ||
| Real-time tracking | Persistent TCP heartbeat, sub-minute updates while a vehicle is active | Configurable intervals; Live Tracking can update every 30 seconds on GPS Pro |
| Power source | IoT module powered by the vehicle battery — telemetry while the bike has charge | Internal rechargeable battery; model-dependent charging cadence |
| Network | Operator chooses IoT vendor and protocol (LTE-M, NB-IoT, 4G LTE) | 4G LTE-M with low-power network fallback, eSIM |
| Geographic coverage | Global — wherever the IoT hardware you select has cellular service | GPS Pro supports 40+ countries including the US and most of Europe; lower-power models are more regional |
| Theft response | Alert + remote lock + throttle disable + last-known-location + rider attribution | Push/email alert with location only — cannot disable the bike |
| Water/dust rating | Most integrated IoT modules are IP65–IP67 | IP33 — splash and shock resistant, not submersion-proof |
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Levy Fleets | Invoxia |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time GPS tracking | ||
| Geofencing | ||
| Remote lock / unlock | ||
| Throttle / motor disable | ||
| Branded rider app | ||
| In-app payments and wallet | ||
| Ride history per customer | ||
| Partner / operator payouts | ||
| Dynamic pricing | ||
| IP67 water resistance | IP33 only | |
| Multi-month battery on internal cell | Bike/Classic models | |
| Free initial subscription period | 1-3 years by model |
When to Choose Each Platform
Choose Levy Fleets if you...
- You want to rent or share bikes, scooters, or other vehicles — even casually
- You need riders to find, unlock, ride, and pay for a vehicle through a branded app
- You want a system that can disable a stolen bike, not just observe its location
- You need real-time telemetry for live operations rather than periodic check-ins
Choose Invoxia if you...
- You are tracking a single bike or a few personal vehicles for anti-theft
- You want the cheapest long-term subscription in the consumer GPS market
- You value the same device working interchangeably for a bike, a car, or a pet
- You do not need rental, payment, or remote-control features at all
Why Operators Choose Levy Over Invoxia
Levy is a complete rental platform — Invoxia ships you a locator, not a way to rent, charge, or unlock anything.
Levy IoT supports remote lock/unlock and throttle disable. Invoxia cannot send commands to a vehicle, so a stolen bike stays rideable while you watch the dot move.
Levy gives you real-time telemetry over a persistent TCP heartbeat. Invoxia is rechargeable, so battery savings depend on coarser update intervals than a vehicle-powered IoT module.
Built-in payments, rider app, refunds, partner payouts, and tax compliance are part of the Levy platform — Invoxia has none of these.
Hardware-agnostic: Levy works with OKAI, Omni, Segway, Acton/Feishen, Queclink, AXA, and others. Invoxia locks you to Invoxia hardware.
Questions from operators considering the switch
Does Invoxia replace a fleet management platform?
How does Invoxia's subscription cost compare to Lonestar or AlterLock?
Is the IP33 rating a problem for outdoor bike use?
About Invoxia
Invoxia is a French smart-home and IoT company best known for rechargeable GPS trackers across vehicle, bike, pet, luggage, and family-safety use cases. Its current GPS Tracker Pro uses 4G LTE-M with a built-in eSIM, weighs ~27g, runs up to ~1 month per charge, and is rated IP33 (splash/shock resistant, not fully waterproof). Invoxia also markets a dedicated Bike Tracker with seatpost / rear-rack style positioning, movement alerts, safety zones, proximity radar, and a ringer; the Bike Tracker comparison table advertises up to ~3 months of battery life. Current public EU pricing varies by model: the GPS Tracker Pro includes one year of service and renews around €59.85/year, while the Classic / Bike Tracker tiers are advertised from roughly €2.50/month after the included period. These are attractive recovery-only economics, but the device still reports location only — there is no rider app, no payments, no remote lock or unlock, and no way to run a rental fleet.
Invoxia Features
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery; battery life is model-dependent (GPS Pro up to ~1 month, Bike Tracker up to ~3 months)
- 4G LTE-M cellular with low-power network fallback
- Built-in eSIM, no carrier setup required
- Motion, tilt, and movement alerts
- Geofencing zones with entry/exit notifications
- IP33 shock and splash resistance
- iOS and Android app with map history
- Compact 105 × 27 × 9.5 mm form factor (~30g)
- Coverage varies by model: GPS Pro supports 40+ countries including the US and most of Europe; low-power models are more regional
Invoxia Pricing
Invoxia pricing varies by region and product. Current public EU pricing for GPS Tracker Pro includes one year of service from activation, then renews around €59.85/year (or €7.95/month). Invoxia's Classic / Bike Tracker tiers are advertised from roughly €2.50/month after the included period. Built-in eSIM, no SIM swap required. Confirm country eligibility before buying.
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