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Fleet & GPS Tracking Consulting.

Borrow 32 years of trust issues.

Nick Muratore has tested more than 120 trackers, hunted fraudsters as a private investigator, and watched owners lose money to the people they trusted in every way it can be lost. Before you buy, deploy or replace a tracking system, put an hour of that on your side.

  • $250/hr · the first call is free
  • No obligation to buy anything
  • Answers, not a proposal deck
Nick Muratore, GPS Veteran and CEO of GPS Leaders

Nick Muratore · GPS Veteran & CEO

Why him

He has tested 120+ trackers. He sells a handful.

That ratio is the offer. The rejects looked fine on paper. Then they failed in July in Phoenix, or in year three when the platform got acquired, or the first night a customer actually needed them.

Before tracking, Nick spent years as a PI learning how people behave when they think nobody's watching. Since then he's learned which devices catch it. Most GPS advice comes from someone selling the one system they carry. What you're hiring here is everything he rejected.

32 years in vehicle tracking
120+ trackers tested
2015 founded, still family-run
0 contracts required

What trust really costs

Four ways money leaves without anyone deciding to spend it.

01

The truck that's always ten miles off route

Side jobs, after-hours use, the long lunch on your fuel card.

02

The car that stops being collateral

The buyer you can't reach, and the recovery that costs more than the deficiency.

03

The rental that goes where the agreement didn't

Out of state, past the return date, off the grid.

04

The asset that quietly stops earning

The trailer nobody's moved in five weeks. The unit that went dark in March, and nobody noticed.

Each one leaves tells before it becomes a loss. Nick's job is knowing which ones to watch.

How it works

Three ways to use him. All start free.

Nick charges $250 an hour. Every engagement starts with the same free call, so you know the scope before anything begins, not after the invoice grows.

Start here · free

The fit call

20 minutes · no charge

Tell him what you run. He tells you whether anything here is worth paying for. Sometimes the answer is a product page and a phone number, and that's a fine outcome.

  • A straight yes or no on whether consulting helps you
  • If no: what to do instead, at no charge
Book the fit call

For what you already run

The audit

$250 an hour

What you have now, unit by unit: devices, contracts, what's actually still reporting, and service that's about to lapse. The point is to find what's already costing you before anyone buys anything new.

  • A written findings document, not a sales deck
  • What to fix first, ranked by what it costs to leave it
  • A walkthrough call with your operations lead in the room

For what you're about to change

The rollout

$250 an hour

Deploying, expanding or replacing. Nick designs the whole thing: hardware that survives your conditions, the install, what to negotiate, and how you'll prove it worked.

  • Hardware and platform picks, with the reasoning written down
  • The install plan and the failure modes to expect
  • What the vendor terms should say
  • The handful of numbers that tell you it's working

The part most consultants leave out

We sell trackers too. That's exactly why the fee isn't a deposit.

You're paying us for a recommendation, so here it is plainly: GPS Leaders sells a small number of trackers, and Nick chose them. The recommendation doesn't change based on what we stock. If the right answer is a system we don't carry, the findings name it. If the right answer is that your setup is fine, they say that too.

The fee doesn't come off a hardware order and isn't refunded if you buy from us. Once it works that way, you're putting money down on equipment and hoping the advice comes free. You're buying the hours, and the hours are yours either way.

Straight talk

When not to hire him.

  • You have three vans and one question. Call us. That's free and always has been.
  • You want a second opinion that agrees with you. We're the wrong call.
  • You need someone to run the fleet day to day. That's an operations hire, not a consultant.

Before you book

Questions owners ask Nick first.

Want the whole story first? It starts with a stolen '68 Camaro.

Read Nick's story
What does a fleet tracking consultant do?

Tells you what to buy, what to avoid, how to install it and how to know it worked, before you spend the money. Nick also audits systems you already run to find dead units, bad contracts and lapsing service.

How much does GPS tracking consulting cost?

$250 an hour. The first 20-minute call is free, and you get the scope before any paid work starts.

Do I need a consultant to pick a GPS tracker?

Usually not, if you run a handful of vehicles. Call us and we'll point you to the right one for free. Consulting pays off when you're running dozens of units, mixing vehicle types, or replacing a system that isn't working.

Can you audit the tracking on my dealer lot or BHPH portfolio?

Yes. Nick reviews every unit you have out: what's reporting, what's gone dark, what your contracts say, and what each gap costs you in recovery risk.

Will you just recommend your own trackers?

No. If a system we don't sell fits better, the findings name it. The fee isn't credited toward hardware, so the advice has no reason to lean.

Start with twenty minutes.

No deck, no discovery process, no proposal to review. You talk, he listens, and you find out whether there's anything here worth paying for.

Or call (855) 432-6423, a phone that gets answered.