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About Us

About Btracking

Providing GPS Tracking Solutions Since 2008

The Beginnings

The Btracking story begins in 2008 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Our first product was an app for transmitting real time GPS locations of BlackBerry device users, and a mapping platform to display those locations on a desktop PC. Eventually moving into total fleet management, Btracking today is a global player in the telematics industry. 

In 2016, the company was acquired by a private family business, Nexcelerate, LLC, and its headquarters relocated to Danbury, CT and then to Somers, NY, USA.

Why We're Different

Btracking and its partners design and manufacture innovative, high-quality GPS telematics hardware and software products and solutions for fleet management, asset tracking, vehicle tracking, and IoT with a diversified cross-industry customer base with mid-sized fleets.

Btracking is unlike any of our competitors. We and our primary partner design our own hardware and the Pro Fleet tracking platform, which allows us to better serve you, the customer, as we have control over every system component we sell. Therefore, when it comes to quality and serviceability, we depend on no one else. And, we also offer 3rd party hardware and software to integrate with customers who have already started along the GPS path, or who prefer 3rd party brand names.

Customer Service is Our Strength

Btracking’s strength is founded on great customer service. We’ve grown by innovating, introducing new products and services, and especially by providing solutions specifically for YOUR unique business and its unique needs. In this industry, no two businesses are alike.

Still A Family Business

We’re still a family business. We take great pride in getting to know all our customers, many of whom are also family businesses. There’s no better way to gain and build your trust, to get to know your business, and be able to provide you with the right solutions, products and support.

If you have any concerns, questions, or just want to chat, call and ask to speak to the owner. How’s that for customer service?