Outlander 4G Real-Time GPS Tracker w/ 1 Month of Free Service

Find Out Where Your Vehicles Are and Have Been

A real-time GPS tracker is the easiest way to confirm where a vehicle is and has been. Just place the tracker on the car, truck, boat, or other asset, log in through the website or iPhone app, and you'll be able to see the entire location history.

The Outlander is our bestselling GPS tracker, and one of our favorite products in the whole store. It’s small, incredibly simple to use, has a long-lasting battery, and tells you everything you could possibly want to know about the location of the vehicle or other asset.

You’ll see everywhere it went, when it got there, and when it left. It takes less than 5 minutes to learn how to use the tracker, and you probably won’t even need to read the manual - that’s how great this tracker is.

Where To Place It

It’s very straightforward - the tracker goes on the car. You have several different options for where to put it. Good places inside the car include the glove box, center console, back pockets, & under a passenger seat. A trunk is also okay if you have a crossover, van or SUV.

To stick the GPS device on the outside of the car, you’ll need to get the Outlander magnetic case. This keeps your tracker safe from the elements, and also let’s you magnetically attach it underneath the car. There’s a steel bar in both bumpers, which is the easiest place to put it.

Many customers use trackers on things that aren't a personal or fleet vehicle - we hear about tradesmen wanting to prevent their tools from being stolen, business owners protecting important machinery, and even one restaurant owner who kept getting his outdoor televisions stolen!

Seeing Where It Is

After you receive your tracker in the mail, you’ll setup a GPS account with us. Using this account, you can log in to your GPS account through the iPhone/Android app, or you can log in on our GPS website. Imagine using Google Earth or Google Maps, because it’s exactly like that.

Once you log in, the 3D maps system zooms in on the car. The first thing you’ll see the exact address, when the car last moved, & how much battery life’s left. When the car’s moving, the map updates every 30 seconds with the new location of the car.

If you want to see everywhere the car’s been, the left hand side of the screen has a calendar where you can pick a date/time to see the history. Pick a day, and the map shows everywhere the car went and the actual address it was at. You’re able to generate detailed reports from up to 90 days ago.

Want to get notified if the car gets turned on, or if it leaves/enters a certain neighborhood? You can setup app or or email notifications and you’ll instantly know if the car is on the move.

Fantastic Battery Life

The first thing to know about battery life is that Outlander is motion-activated. Because of that, it doesn’t use any power when the car is stopped, letting you track for the longest time possible. The built-in battery typically lasts for a few weeks before it needs to be recharged.

Once you get alerts that the battery is about it run out, you'll want to remove the device from the vehicle and then charge it using the included USB-C cable and power adapter. 

What's In The Box

• Outlander 4G Real-Time GPS Tracker
• Wall Charger with USB-C cable
• Quick Start Guide

Data Plan Info

All real-time trackers like the Outlander need a data plan to work - it needs to be able to connect to the Internet and share all the info it’s collecting.

Our data plan absolutely free for the first month. If you still need the tracker after that, the plan is $24.99/month. There’s no contract - it's just a month-to-month service, unlike most companies that want to sign you up for 6-12 months contracts even though you don’t need it that long

Cancel it anytime you want, and activate it again when needed.

Expert Advice

We added the Outlander to our lineup because it excels in a few areas:

• It's the smallest tracker we've come across
• The battery life is fantastic
• The app is simple for anyone to use

If you're not sure which GPS product to go with, this is probably the one you're going to want.

- SpyGuy