Head-to-head · Last reviewed October 29, 2026

    Fullbay vs AutoLeap

    AutoLeap organizes automotive shop operations by Essentials, Pro and Elite, with growth tools sold as add-ons. Fullbay explicitly packages heavy-duty workflows. Choose the operational fit before comparing advertised entry prices.

    Fullbay

    $188–$318/mo + per-user fees · annual agreement

    Heavy-duty truck shop management software

    AutoLeap

    $179–$409/mo shown with annual billing · confirm terms

    Modern auto repair shop management

    Repairius

    $99.99/mo

    Leads + software

    Card required at signup · no subscription charge during the trial · cancel anytime

    The decision that matters

    AutoLeap organizes automotive shop operations by Essentials, Pro and Elite, with growth tools sold as add-ons. Fullbay explicitly packages heavy-duty workflows. Choose the operational fit before comparing advertised entry prices.

    Automotive shop needing workflow and inspections

    Compare work-board, inspection approval and technician-clock behavior in AutoLeap Pro/Elite against the Fullbay tier that includes your requirements.

    Mixed fleet-service business

    Test truck catalogs, fleet authorizations, maintenance records and multi-location histories. General fleet marketing language does not establish commercial-truck repair depth.

    Fullbay

    Heavy-duty repair shop management

    Buyer fit: Independent commercial-truck shops and in-house maintenance teams evaluating service orders, unit histories, PM and parts workflows.

    Published pricing and purchase terms

    Basic $188/month with one Full User license; additional users $89/month. Pro $258/month plus $109 per additional user; Elite $318/month plus $119 per additional user. All plans require an annual agreement with monthly billing. Confirm included licenses on Pro/Elite, locations and add-ons.

    Vendor pricing/product source

    What the vendor publishes

    • Lists service-order workflow, estimates and invoices, customer/unit management, inventory tracking and preventive-maintenance tracking. [source]
    • Lists technician assignment, time clocks and automated PM service-order creation across its plans. [source]
    • Pro adds QuickBooks integration, MOTOR 4–8 Labor Guide integration and telematics/GPS integrations; confirm licensing and the named connection. [source]
    • Elite lists MOTOR Truck Service Guide, Mitchell 1 ProDemand and TruckSeries Labor Estimator connections. Connected content is not proof it is included without additional terms. [source]
    • Basic is described for one location and up to five users; Pro and Elite list multiple-location management. [source]

    Questions for Fullbay

    • Which staff need paid Full User licenses, and what can other roles do?
    • Which truck labor/data licenses and integrations add costs?
    • What can be exported at cancellation, and when can an annual contract be ended?

    Official pages checked October 29, 2026. Vendor statements, not an independent product test. Unpublished prices mean unknown, not free.

    AutoLeap

    Automotive repair-shop management

    Buyer fit: Automotive, tire and mixed-service shops evaluating a work board, inspections and customer-engagement add-ons.

    Published pricing and purchase terms

    Essentials/Pro/Elite display $179/$309/$409 per month beside $199/$349/$449 amounts under an annual-billing selector. Confirm monthly versus annual invoice terms directly rather than treating both sets as the same offer. Enterprise and add-ons require a quote.

    Vendor pricing/product source

    What the vendor publishes

    • Essentials lists a customizable work board, unlimited repair orders, e-signatures, integrated parts ordering and standard digital inspections. [source]
    • Pro adds inventory/vendor management, technician view, time/job clocks, QuickBooks Online integration and labor guides. [source]
    • Elite adds enhanced inspections, a real-time dashboard and the AutoLeap app. [source]
    • Enterprise lists central controls, reporting and ERP integrations; confirm the exact supported systems. [source]
    • Lists marketing, payments and multi-shop management as add-ons. Their presence is not proof that all are included in a base plan. [source]

    Questions for AutoLeap

    • What Class 4–8 parts/labor coverage is available?
    • Which fleet-customer records and PM workflows can you demonstrate?
    • What is the total including marketing, payments, additional locations and conversion?

    Official pages checked October 29, 2026. Vendor statements, not an independent product test. Unpublished prices mean unknown, not free.

    Compare the complete cost, not the starting price

    Get billing terms in writing because the AutoLeap selector displays both discounted and higher amounts. Include marketing, payments, locations and migration rather than presenting a cheapest-plan ranking.

    Use the same job in both demonstrations

    1. Create a representative unit and repair, including mileage/engine hours where relevant, inspection photos and an estimate revision.
    2. Assign two technicians, issue an in-stock part, order a missing part and capture labor across more than one day.
    3. Obtain a sample customer authorization, complete an invoice and reconcile the payment or fleet statement without sending a live request.
    4. Export the completed history and an open repair. Confirm attachments, accounting totals, permissions and contract exit terms.

    Editorial guidance reviewed October 29, 2026. Repairius publishes this comparison and sells its own software and paid vendor placements; no affiliate commissions or self-assigned product rankings.

    Frequently asked

    Is Fullbay better than AutoLeap?

    It depends on your shop. Fullbay (Heavy-duty truck shop management software) and AutoLeap (Modern auto repair shop management) serve different needs. Confirm current pricing and features with each vendor; Repairius does not verify third-party prices.

    Can I use Repairius alongside Fullbay or AutoLeap?

    You can keep other services while using Repairius. Repairius offers a free basic listing and website with booking requests; advanced management tools require the appropriate paid plan. This does not imply an integration with either vendor or guarantee inquiry volume.

    Can I replace both with one tool?

    It depends on what you use each one for. Repairius combines a free directory listing with booking requests and, on a paid plan, dispatch, estimates and invoicing. Some shops keep Fullbay or AutoLeap alongside Repairius — compare your current contracts before cancelling anything.

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