Towing dispatch is a specialized workflow: calls, driver assignment, impounds and motor-club work. Few vendors publish pricing, so this list focuses on what each platform actually publishes and the questions to ask before you buy.
Disclosure: Repairius publishes this page and Repairius is our own product. This list is not a ranking — entries appear in no particular order of quality, and we assign no ratings.
How we researched: every price and feature below comes from the vendor’s own website with the date we checked it and a link to the source. Where a vendor publishes no price, we say so — unpublished means unknown, not free. Confirm details directly with each vendor before buying.
Towing, roadside and impound management
Often considered by: Towing/roadside operators coordinating dispatchers and mobile drivers, including motor-club, private-property, police, transport and impound work; plan choice is driven by monthly completed-call volume.
Published pricing
Basic $109/mo (up to 250 calls), Professional $209/mo (500 calls), Ultimate+ $319/mo (1,000 calls), Enterprise $429/mo (1,500 calls); Enterprise+ is quote-only. No setup fees or contracts; billed monthly, cancellable anytime. $149 per 1,000 calls above the plan limit (footnote attached to Enterprise); each additional linked company/location/division is $109/month. 30-day trial with no credit card.
What the vendor publishes
Questions for Towbook
General repair-business management (CRM, ticketing, POS)
Often considered by: Repair businesses wanting broad customer/job/retail administration, including small shops and chains; automotive-specific labor guides, VIN workflows and parts-catalog coverage are unconfirmed from the reviewed pages.
Published pricing
Monthly plans: Starter $69.99 (75 tickets/invoices per month, one location, 1 user), Repair Shop $139.99 (unlimited tickets, one location, 10 users), Big Chain $149.99 (2+ locations, 10 users). Annual-tab cards show $59.99/$129.99/$139.99; whether those are monthly equivalents billed annually is unconfirmed. SMS allowances and snail-mail credits cost extra.
What the vendor publishes
Questions for RepairShopr
Repairius combines shop management — work orders, estimates, invoices, inspections and customer communication — with a free basic business listing and website that can receive booking requests. Unlimited users on every plan, no per-technician fees.
Pricing: Pro $99.99/month (first location included); Business $179.99/month adds fleet accounts, technician commissions and marketing campaigns. 14-day trial, card required.
Limitations: newer platform; directory inquiries are not guaranteed; heavy-duty labor data and dealer DMS features are not claimed.
It depends on call volume, impound needs and whether you also run a repair shop. Towbook publishes towing, roadside and impound management; confirm current pricing and motor-club integrations directly. We publish Repairius and do not rank it against competitors.
Generally no — dispatch, driver tracking and impound workflows are towing-specific. Some operators run dispatch software for calls and a shop system for the repair side; ask each vendor how the two hand off a job.
Most towing platforms quote individually and do not publish complete pricing. Request a written quote covering drivers, trucks, motor-club integrations, impound modules and payment processing.
Take a real call end to end: intake, driver assignment, status updates, customer notification, invoice and payment. Then test an impound intake and release, and confirm how motor-club calls are imported.
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