Question 1

What does DOT Analysis cost?

Accepted Answer

As published on dotanalysis.com (August 2026): the Professional plan for agencies and brokers is $400 per month including 2 users, and the Enterprise plan for MGAs and insurers is $900 per month, with volume pricing beyond that. Market Tracker is priced per seat instead: $99 per user per month, or $69 per user per month on yearly billing, with a 7-day free trial.

Question 2

Is Market Tracker a full alternative to DOT Analysis?

Accepted Answer

For the core job — researching, prospecting and vetting motor carriers on federal DOT data — yes: carrier search across 4.4M USDOTs, insurance and authority records, renewal X-dates, safety scores, verified contacts, lead feeds and CSV exports. Two DOT Analysis features have no Market Tracker equivalent today: AI-powered IFTA imports and loss-run imports. If those are central to your workflow, DOT Analysis earns its price; Market Tracker maps a carrier’s observed operating footprint from roadside inspection states instead.

Question 3

Does Market Tracker have monitoring and alerts?

Accepted Answer

Yes — this is a core difference. You can watch up to 100 carriers (more on request) and get a daily digest when insurance is cancelled, coverage drops, authority is revoked or an ISS band worsens, plus saved-search email alerts when new carriers match a filter (for example, new X-dates entering a 90-day window in your state).

Question 4

Can I try Market Tracker before paying?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The trial is 7 days, card on file, cancel anytime, and starts at $69 per user per month on yearly billing after that. There are also 19 permanently free tools — USDOT insurance lookup, X-date lookup, ISS checker, ACORD autofill — and a free public carrier directory, so you can see the data quality before signing up.

Same federal data.
Priced for the whole team.

Where they match,
where they differ.

Try the data first.
Both of us will let you.

Before you pay anyone

When you want the whole market

Run your ten best prospects
through both. Keep the winner.

Where they match,where they differ.

Try the data first.Both of us will let you.

Before you pay anyone

When you want the whole market

Run your ten best prospectsthrough both. Keep the winner.

Where they match,
where they differ.

Try the data first.
Both of us will let you.

Run your ten best prospects
through both. Keep the winner.