Fleetkeep vs FleetCheck
FleetCheck is a mature UK fleet system. Fleetkeep is a reminder dashboard for operators who mainly need MOT, tax, insurance, service, maintenance and document dates under control.
The short version
Choose FleetCheck if you need a broad fleet management system: driver checks, fuel-card integration, defect workflows, reporting, supplier integrations and compliance support across a larger operation. FleetCheck says it connects more than 250 data streams, supports more than 85 alerts and includes hundreds of reports.
Choose Fleetkeep if your current system is a spreadsheet, diary or shared inbox and the main problem is missed dates. Fleetkeep focuses on reminders, official MOT/tax data, maintenance tasks, documents, driver guidance, charge records and booking request notes.
Where Fleetkeep fits
- Fleets, sole traders and owner-operators with up to 50 vehicles self-serve.
- Teams that want a fast start without an implementation project.
- MOT, road tax, insurance, service, oil, brake and document reminders.
- Garage booking requests and Google Maps garage lookup from the vehicle page.
- 30-day trial and low monthly pricing for operators validating the reminder-first workflow.
Where FleetCheck fits
- Established fleet teams that need driver, vehicle, supplier and report workflows.
- Operations that want fuel, telematics, defect and third-party supplier integrations.
- Compliance-heavy fleets that need a fuller audit trail and management reporting.
- Businesses ready to pay per vehicle for a broader operational system.
Comparison table
| Need | Fleetkeep | FleetCheck |
|---|---|---|
| Reminder-first setup | Strong fit | Part of a wider platform |
| Full fleet operations | Limited scope | Strong fit |
| Driver management | Driver guidance portal; licence checks are outside scope today | Core feature area |
| Cost sensitivity | From £6.67/month when billed annually, or £8/month on monthly billing, after trial | Paid per-vehicle plans |
Start with the reminder problem
Add a reg, see the due dates, then decide if you need heavier fleet software later.