TrackTik pricing
what is published, and what is not

What does TrackTik say about its pricing?

The Trackforce pricing page is headed "Let's build a quote around your operation". It makes three statements about how the price is built:

• By site. "Your quote scales with the sites you protect – grow your guard team without growing your bill."
• By module. "Start with tours and reporting; add billing, payroll, BI, or visitor management whenever you're ready."
• By quote. "A quote mapped to your real operation – not a sticker price", with a specialist replying within one business day and a 30-minute walkthrough.

The page does not state a figure, a minimum number of sites, a contract length, an implementation fee or a free trial. Those are the questions to ask on the first call. Selling this way is common for larger platforms, and the site-based unit is a fair offer for firms with many officers per site.

What do aggregators and review sites report?

Not much. Capterra's TrackTik listing gives the starting price as "Contact vendor" and shows no free trial and no free version. GetApp's pricing tab reads "No pricing info". Some third-party blogs quote numbers, but the figures we found disagree with each other and none could be traced back to TrackTik or to a listing page, so we do not repeat them. If someone hands you a TrackTik price from the internet, ask the vendor to confirm it in writing.

How do you turn a TrackTik quote into a comparable number?

Ask for one first-year total, in writing, covering every site, every module you were shown in the demo, implementation, training and hardware if any. Then ask what happens to the price when you add a site mid-contract, and when you drop one. A site-based price is easy to forecast when your site list is stable and harder when you win and lose small contracts every month.

Do the same arithmetic for CGuardPro with your own headcount. It is $5 per login per month, so 40 logins cost $200 a month, or $2,400 a year, plus $299.99 once for implementation. Because the price follows people rather than sites, it suits firms with many small posts. It suits firms with a few very large posts less well, and site-based pricing may beat it there. That is worth checking with your own numbers; our guide to security guard software cost walks through the units.

What do you get from CGuardPro for $5 per user?

All features, in one plan: scheduling and relief coverage, GPS and selfie clock-in, geofences per post with exit alerts, QR and NFC checkpoints, incident reports with photos, daily activity reports, shift pass-down, post orders, visitor and vehicle logs, panic button and client SOS, push-to-talk radio, a client portal and apps for guards, supervisors and clients. For US companies, approved hours go to Gusto as time sheets at no extra charge. CGuardPro does not run payroll and does not invoice your clients; if you need those inside your guard software, TrackTik's payroll and billing modules are the closer fit.