2026 Comparison

Levy Fleets vs Loopit

Loopit is built around the subscriber ledger — billing, dunning, and swaps. Levy is built around the vehicle. Which matters more depends on whether your subscribers need to collect a car when nobody is there.

TL;DR: Loopit has the deepest subscription billing stack in the category — dunning, soft credit checks, swap logistics, and utilization algorithms Levy does not match feature for feature. It also charges per vehicle on idle inventory, which subscription fleets characteristically carry. Levy's edge is the vehicle: unattended collection, swap, and return without staff, plus rental and hourly sharing on the same fleet.
Loopit Starter
~$135/mo

Plus ~$17–31 per vehicle/month depending on feature depth

Levy car sharing
8%

Of revenue, with no per-vehicle software fee

Billing depth
Loopit

Dunning, retries, soft credit checks, and swap logistics

Unattended handover
Levy

Subscriber collects and swaps without staff present

Different centres of gravity, and it is worth being clear which you need

Loopit’s depth is in the subscriber ledger: applications, soft credit checks, recurring billing, failed-payment recovery, dunning sequences, and the logistics of swapping a subscriber from one vehicle to another mid-term. That is genuinely hard software and Levy does not match it feature for feature. Levy’s depth is in the vehicle: connected access, gated unlock, condition and damage workflow, telemetry, tolls, and the ability to run subscription alongside daily rental, hourly sharing, and micromobility on one fleet. A dealership whose subscribers collect cars from the forecourt during business hours should weight Loopit’s strengths. An operator whose subscribers collect from a car park at 9pm should weight Levy’s.

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Levy Fleets

United States

Rental: $3/vehicle/mo — booking, contracts, customers, invoicing, POS, maintenance, condition reports, tolls, ID verification
Connected: $14/vehicle/mo — adds vehicle access, Guestpass gated unlock, live telemetry, AI damage detection, marketplace listing
Managed: 8% of car-sharing revenue — adds rider support, payment operations, disputes and chargebacks; $0 when idle
No setup fee, no fleet-size minimum, no hardware required on OEM-compatible vehicles
Turnkey solution with operational support
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Loopit

Sydney, Australia

Entry plan plus per-vehicle monthly, scaling with feature depth - ~$135/month (Starter)
10–1,000+ vehicles
Dealerships launching vehicle subscription programmes, OEMs running subscription or flexible-ownership offerings

Per-vehicle pricing on inventory that is not earning

At approximately $31 per vehicle per month for full subscription management, a 100-car subscription fleet costs about $37,200 a year plus the Starter fee — and that is owed on every vehicle in the system whether or not it currently has a subscriber. Subscription fleets characteristically carry idle inventory between subscribers, which is precisely what utilization optimisation exists to reduce. Levy charges 8% of revenue, so unsubscribed inventory costs nothing. On a highly utilized fleet with strong recurring revenue, Loopit’s per-vehicle model is the cheaper one; on a fleet with meaningful idle time, the revenue share usually is.

Detailed Comparison

Pricing Model

Pricing model
Levy Fleets
8% of car-sharing revenue, no per-vehicle software fee
Loopit
~$135/mo Starter plus ~$17–31 per vehicle/month by feature depth
Cost on idle inventory
Levy Fleets
$0 on the revenue-share plan
Loopit
Per-vehicle fee owed on every vehicle in the system
Cost on a fully subscribed fleet
Levy Fleets
$3/vehicle/mo on Rental, or $14 on Connected
Loopit
~$17–31 per vehicle/month depending on feature depth, plus the $135/mo Starter fee
Setup fee
Levy Fleets
$0
Loopit
Not published
Pricing transparency
Levy Fleets
Published rate
Loopit
Starter price published; per-vehicle bands quoted
Feature gating
Levy Fleets
Same full feature set on every plan
Loopit
Subscription management features sit at the higher per-vehicle band

Subscription & Billing Depth

Recurring billing
Levy Fleets
Subscription and rental billing with automatic retries
Loopit
Automated weekly and monthly cycles — the core of the product
Dunning management
Levy Fleets
Retries plus stop-on-low-balance enabled by default
Loopit
Mature dunning sequences for failed payments
Soft credit checks
Levy Fleets
Identity verification; no credit check module
Loopit
Soft credit checks that do not materially affect the applicant’s score
Vehicle matching
Levy Fleets
Availability-based assignment
Loopit
Subscriber-to-inventory matching logic
Swap logistics
Levy Fleets
Access sessions transfer between vehicles with condition reports bracketing each handover
Loopit
Dedicated swap logistics and scheduling
Utilization optimisation
Levy Fleets
Utilization, revenue, and profitability reporting per vehicle
Loopit
Algorithms suggesting pricing adjustments to reduce idle time
Mixed business models on one fleet
Levy Fleets
Subscription, daily rental, hourly sharing, and direct booking on the same vehicles
Loopit
Subscription-centred with basic rental functionality at the lower band

Vehicle Layer

Connected vehicle access
Levy Fleets
Provider configured per vehicle: Smartcar/OEM, Uconnect, Linka, or supported hardware
Loopit
Not a connected-vehicle platform
Unattended collection and return
Levy Fleets
Subscriber unlock gated by phone OTP, device binding, ID gate, and session window
Loopit
Physical handover by dealer or fleet staff
Live telemetry
Levy Fleets
Live GPS, odometer, and fuel or charge level
Loopit
Not a core capability
Command audit trail
Levy Fleets
Every attempt, denial, provider response, and revoke logged against the session
Loopit
Not applicable
AI damage detection
Levy Fleets
Google Gemini AI reviews handover and return photos
Loopit
Not documented
Condition reports
Levy Fleets
Structured reports bracketing every handover and swap
Loopit
Handled in the dealer’s own process
Toll and violation handling
Levy Fleets
Built-in toll pipeline and violation assignment to the responsible subscriber
Loopit
Not a documented module

Scope & Operations

Vehicle types
Levy Fleets
Cars, scooters, e-bikes, mopeds, golf carts, and LSVs on one dashboard
Loopit
Cars
Dealer and OEM fit
Levy Fleets
Loaner, courtesy, rental, and subscription workflows supported
Loopit
Purpose-built for dealers and OEMs launching subscription programmes
Managed operations
Levy Fleets
Managed plans cover subscriber support, payment operations, disputes, and fraud
Loopit
Software only
Payments
Levy Fleets
Built-in Stripe at negotiated volume rates (2.6% + $0.20)
Loopit
Integrated billing; processing rates not published
US tax compliance
Levy Fleets
W-9 collection, 1099-K generation, and US sales tax tracking
Loopit
Multi-market; Australia-headquartered
API access
Levy Fleets
Full API and webhooks on every plan
Loopit
Integration capability; public API terms not published
Multi-market deployment
Levy Fleets
US-centred with international capability
Loopit
Australia, US, and Europe

Feature Comparison

Automated weekly/monthly subscription billing
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Mature dunning and failed-payment recovery
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Soft credit checks on applicants
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Subscriber-to-vehicle matching logic
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Dedicated swap logistics and scheduling
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Utilization optimisation pricing algorithms
Levy Fleets
Loopit
No per-vehicle fee on idle inventory
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Connected vehicle access
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Unattended collection and return
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Subscriber phone OTP + device binding before unlock
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Command audit trail with provider responses
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Live GPS and telemetry
Levy Fleets
Loopit
AI damage detection
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Structured condition reports per handover
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Damage review queue requiring an outcome
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Toll and violation handling
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Subscription + rental + hourly sharing on one fleet
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Mixed fleets (cars + micromobility)
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Managed subscriber support and dispute handling
Levy Fleets
Loopit
US tax compliance tooling (W-9, 1099-K)
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Full API access and webhooks
Levy Fleets
Loopit
Digital agreements and onboarding
Levy Fleets
Loopit

When to Choose Each Platform

Choose Levy Fleets if you...

  • Subscribers need to collect, return, or swap vehicles outside staffed hours
  • You want AI damage detection and a condition trail bracketing every handover
  • You carry idle inventory between subscribers and do not want to pay per-vehicle fees on it
  • You want subscription, daily rental, and hourly sharing running on the same vehicles
  • You run scooters, bikes, mopeds, or golf carts alongside cars
  • You want tolls and violations assigned to the responsible subscriber automatically
  • You want managed subscriber support, payment operations, and dispute handling

Choose Loopit if you...

  • Subscription billing depth is the product you are buying — dunning, retries, and lifecycle management
  • You need soft credit checks as part of the subscriber application flow
  • Swap logistics and utilization optimisation algorithms are central to your operation
  • You are a dealership or OEM and subscribers collect vehicles from your forecourt during business hours
  • Subscriber credit checking and swap logistics are the capabilities you are buying

Why Operators Choose Levy Over Loopit

Connected vehicle access with gated subscriber unlock, so handover and swaps do not require staff

Access provider configured per vehicle across Smartcar/OEM, Uconnect, Linka, and supported hardware

AI damage detection at handover and return plus a damage review queue requiring an outcome

Cars run alongside scooters, e-bikes, mopeds, golf carts, and LSVs on one dashboard

Subscription, daily rental, hourly sharing, and P2P-style direct booking on the same fleet

Built-in toll pipeline and violation assignment to the responsible subscriber

Questions from operators considering the switch

Does Levy do subscription billing as well as Loopit?
Levy has a subscription and recurring-billing module with retries and low-balance handling, and stop-on-low-balance is enabled by default so an unfunded period does not silently accumulate. Loopit has gone considerably deeper on the subscriber ledger specifically — dunning sequences, soft credit checks, and swap logistics are mature there in a way Levy does not claim to match. If subscription billing is the entire product you are buying, evaluate Loopit seriously.
What does Levy add that Loopit does not?
The vehicle layer. Connected access configured per vehicle, subscriber unlock gated by phone verification and an ID check, a full command audit trail, AI damage detection at handover and return, a damage review queue requiring an outcome, telemetry, and a toll and violation pipeline. Plus the ability to run subscription, daily rental, hourly car sharing, and micromobility on the same fleet and the same member records.
Can I run subscription and rental on the same vehicles?
On Levy, yes — the same car can carry a monthly subscriber, then a weekend daily rental, then hourly bookings, with different rate structures and agreements per booking type and utilization reporting across all of them. That flexibility is a genuine advantage for a fleet that does not want to segregate inventory by business model.
How do vehicle swaps work without staff?
With connected access, a swap is an access change rather than a physical key exchange: the outgoing vehicle’s session ends, the incoming vehicle’s session begins for the same subscriber, and both are gated by the subscriber’s verification state. Condition reports bracket each handover. Loopit handles the logistics and scheduling of swaps well; Levy handles the physical access side of executing them.
Which is better for a dealership?
Loopit was built for dealers and OEMs and it shows — the subscriber application flow, credit checking, and reporting fit that context. Levy is the better fit for a dealer whose subscription programme needs to work outside showroom hours, or who also runs loaners, courtesy vehicles, or a rental line and wants them on one platform.

About Loopit

Loopit is a purpose-built car subscription platform used by dealerships, OEMs, and fleet companies launching subscription programmes. Its architectural insight is that a subscription business is a billing business: unlike rental software that charges per transaction, Loopit automates weekly and monthly billing cycles with failed-payment retries and dunning management, and adds subscriber management, vehicle matching, soft credit checks that do not materially affect a subscriber’s score, swap logistics, and utilization algorithms that suggest pricing changes to reduce idle time. Levy has a subscription module too, but the platforms are built around different centres of gravity — Loopit around the subscriber ledger, Levy around the vehicle.

Loopit Features

  • Automated weekly and monthly subscription billing cycles
  • Failed-payment retries and dunning management
  • Subscriber lifecycle management from application to termination
  • Soft credit checks that do not materially impact the applicant’s score
  • Vehicle matching between subscribers and available inventory
  • Swap logistics for subscribers changing vehicles mid-term
  • Utilization optimisation algorithms suggesting pricing adjustments
  • Digital agreements and subscriber onboarding
  • Dealer and OEM-oriented reporting
  • Multi-market deployment across Australia, the US, and Europe

Loopit Pricing

A Starter plan is published at approximately $135/month for smaller fleets. Per-vehicle pricing starts around $17 per vehicle per month for basic rental functionality and scales to approximately $31 per vehicle per month for full subscription management including the billing, dunning, and swap-logistics capability that defines the product. Larger deployments are quoted directly.

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