RoadKept, compared
Every product here logs miles. RoadKept is built to answer "How much do I owe, how much should I set aside, and how much did I save?" Each comparison quotes the vendor's own pricing page with the day we read it, lists what each product claims feature by feature, and says plainly where RoadKept is behind.
Where RoadKept is behind every product here
- Automatic trip detection (background GPS)
Those are on this page before anything else because a driver who needs one of them should not read further. Each comparison below states the same thing in its own words.
The comparisons
| Product | The question it answers | Paid plans, from the vendor's own page |
|---|---|---|
| RoadKept vs MileIQ | How many miles did I drive? | Unlimited: $13.99 a month, or $11.66 a month billed annually, or $139.92 a year (MileIQ's pricing page, checked 21 August 2026) |
| RoadKept vs Everlance | How many miles, and what can I write off? |
Starter: $8.99 to $10.99 a month, or $69.99 to $89.99 a year (Everlance's pricing page, checked 16
August 2026) Professional: $19.99 a month, or $99.99 to $119.99 a year (Everlance's pricing page, checked 16 August 2026) |
| RoadKept vs TripLog | Can I automate mileage and expenses for less? | Premium: $4.99 a month billed annually, or $59.99 a year (TripLog's pricing page, checked 16 August 2026) |
Prices are each vendor's list price for a new subscriber on the day shown, and any of them can change without notice. Read the vendor's page before you decide.
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Questions drivers ask
Which mileage app is best for gig drivers?
It depends on the question you need answered. If the question is how many miles you drove, every product on this page logs them and most detect trips automatically. If the question is how much to set aside and what each quarterly payment is, RoadKept computes that from your own records with real federal brackets, all four filing statuses and state tax where it is modelled. Read the page for the product you are weighing.
Are these prices current?
Each price is the vendor's list price for a new subscriber on the day we read the page, and the date is printed beside it. Vendors change list prices without notice. Before you decide, open the vendor's pricing page and compare it with the date shown here.
Why does RoadKept not have automatic trip detection?
Because it has no native phone app today, and background trip detection needs one. RoadKept logs miles by manual entry, odometer readings, bulk paste, or a foreground GPS tracker that pauses if your screen locks. That is stated on every page here rather than hidden in a footnote.