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

    Towbook vs Omadi

    Omadi emphasizes mobile-first dispatch, GPS tracking and a client portal for property managers, and is now described as part of Autura; Towbook publishes call-volume pricing and a no-card trial.

    Towbook

    $109–$429/mo by monthly call volume

    Towing dispatch software

    Omadi

    Confirm current pricing with the vendor

    Cloud towing management (now part of Autura)

    Repairius

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    The decision that matters

    Omadi emphasizes mobile-first dispatch, GPS tracking and a client portal for property managers, and is now described as part of Autura; Towbook publishes call-volume pricing and a no-card trial.

    Private-property towing company

    Omadi's client portal lets property managers submit tow requests and manage permits; Towbook lists private-property workflows and impound letters. Demonstrate your actual PPI workflow in both.

    Operator comparing costs

    Omadi's official price is not published (third parties cite "from $50/month" — unverified); Towbook's tiers are public. Do not compare an unverified entry price against a published one.

    Towbook

    Towing, roadside and impound management

    Buyer fit: 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 and purchase terms

    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.

    Vendor pricing/product source

    What the vendor publishes

    • Dispatch workflow: accept calls, assign calls, track job progress and manage vehicle inventory in a web-based system. [source]
    • Digital Dispatching and Email Processing integrations bring calls in from listed providers including AAA (16 clubs), Agero (Swoop), Allstate and GEICO. [source]
    • GPS tracking via iOS/Android apps or integrated providers including Samsara, Verizon Connect and Webfleet. [source]
    • Impound Manager records/manages stored vehicles, includes state-required letters and offers Auto Data Direct integration. [source]
    • Advertises direct motor-club invoicing, automatic payment imports and QuickBooks integration; the pricing page gates advanced dispatch, billing and mapping by tier. [source]

    Questions for Towbook

    • Are dispatchers, drivers and user accounts unlimited, and how are call allowances shared across linked locations?
    • Do lower tiers incur overages or require upgrades when the call cap is exceeded?
    • What third-party charges apply to GPS, payments, Auto Data Direct and motor-club intake at our tier?

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

    Omadi

    Cloud towing management (now part of Autura)

    Buyer fit: Towing companies wanting mobile-first dispatch with motor-club integrations, GPS tracking and a client portal for property managers.

    Published pricing and purchase terms

    No official public price established; omadi.com could not be reviewed directly. Third-party directories cite "from $50/month" — treat as unverified and get a written quote from the vendor.

    Vendor pricing/product source

    What the vendor publishes

    • Official app listing describes mobile dispatching with motor-club integrations, navigation and job documentation with photos. [source]
    • Lists real-time vehicle tracking, integrated GPS, fleet management and user tracking. [source]
    • Lists a client portal, custom forms, e-signature capture, billing/invoicing and payroll/commissions. [source]
    • Third-party software directories now describe Omadi as Autura's towing management software; confirm the current product name and roadmap with the vendor. [source]

    Questions for Omadi

    • Is Omadi still sold and developed separately within Autura, or is it being merged?
    • What is the actual per-user or per-truck price for our call volume?
    • Which motor clubs and integrations are included without extra fees?

    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

    Confirm Omadi's current ownership, product name and roadmap within Autura, then compare a written quote against Towbook's published tier for your call volume.

    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 Towbook better than Omadi?

    It depends on your shop. Towbook (Towing dispatch software) and Omadi (Cloud towing management (now part of Autura)) serve different needs. Confirm current pricing and features with each vendor; Repairius does not verify third-party prices.

    Can I use Repairius alongside Towbook or Omadi?

    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 Towbook or Omadi alongside Repairius — compare your current contracts before cancelling anything.

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