GeoRide, Monimoto, Invoxia, TRAKmy, HOROTAG GPS... We compare it all: price, battery life, hidden subscriptions, features.
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01Why "no subscription" changes everything
A GPS tracker at €199 + €5/month for 5 years = €499 in total. A tracker at €299 with no subscription = €299, full stop. Over the lifetime of a motorcycle (5-10 years), the subscription costs more than the tracker itself.
02Full 2026 comparison
| Criterion | HOROTAG GPS | GeoRide MINI | Monimoto 9 | Invoxia Classic | TRAKmy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Purchase price | €299 | €199 | €169 | €109 | €99 |
| Subscription | €0 | €5/month | €3.50/month | 3 years included | €69.90/year |
| 5-year cost | €299 | €499 | €379 | €109 (+?) | €449 |
| Network | 4G LTE-M | 4G | 4G | Sigfox/LoRa | NB-IoT |
| Battery life | 3.3 to 5.5 years depending on use | Hard-wired | 12 months | 6 months | 5-10 years |
| Waterproofing | IP68 | IP67 | IP68 | IP33 | IP68 |
| Maintenance logbook | Yes | No | No | No | No |
| PDF theft report | Yes | No | No | No | No |
| Push alert | Yes | Yes | Phone call | Yes | Yes |
| Ride tracks | No (spaced positions) | Yes | No | No | No |
| Engine hour meter | Estimated from your trips, adjustable | No | No | No | No |
Sources: freenduro.com, intercom-moto-avis.fr, planete-biker.com, adventure-moto.fr, respective manufacturer websites.
03Our verdict, by rider profile
You want the best value with zero recurring cost
→ HOROTAG GPS (€299). 4G IoT SIM included for 10 years, no subscription, maintenance logbook thrown in. The only tracker that doubles as a bike logbook. Every motorcycle, dirt bikes included.
You want an ultra-compact tracker for a road sportsbike
→ GeoRide MINI (€199 + €5/month). The smallest on the market, wired to the battery, real-time tracking. But the subscription adds up fast.
You want the cheapest possible option
→ Invoxia Classic (€109 with 3 years included). But Sigfox/LoRa means patchy coverage in rural areas. Only 6 months of battery life.
You want the most detailed track of every ride
→ HOROTAG ULTIMATE GPS (€399). Detailed GPS track, alert when the bike sets off anti-theft, ultra-rugged casing, no subscription. Built for demanding road riding as much as for mud and vibration. On battery life, beware the false ranking: the ULTIMATE reaches up to 8 years on a fair-weather sportsbike, but lasts less than a HOROTAG GPS for a high-mileage or daily urban rider, because it takes thirty times more fixes. Hours estimated from your trips, adjustable.
What you really want is to track your engine hours
→ HOROTAG RUUVI (€129). It isn't a GPS tracker: it's an automatic Bluetooth hour meter plus maintenance logbook. Pair it with a tracker if you want position as well.
04Traps to avoid
1. "No subscription" but a SIM you pay for
Some trackers advertise "no subscription" but require you to buy an IoT SIM separately (€5-10/year). Check that the SIM is included.
2. Advertised vs real battery life
Advertised battery life is always calculated against a specific reporting rhythm. Tighten up the position interval and the battery life drops. HOROTAG GPS quotes 3.3 to 5.5 years depending on use at its real rhythm: one position every 8 hours when parked, every 30 minutes when movement is detected.
3. Network coverage
Sigfox and LoRa have gaps in rural areas (forests, mountains). 4G LTE-M has the widest coverage (equivalent to standard 4G, with better indoor penetration).
If you are starting further back, our guide to the motorcycle GPS beacon covers how these devices work and what to compare before getting to specific models.
A tracker and anti-theft for every rider: that is HOROTAG GPS.
A position every 8 h when parked and every 30 min on the move, passive anti-theft, a full maintenance logbook. Hours are estimated from the length of your rides, with no mileage. €299, 10-year 4G IoT SIM included, no subscription.
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