OBD-II GPS vehicle tracker
A genuine GPS chip plus cellular data for real-time tracking — plug into your OBD-II port, no wiring. But you'll need your own SIM plan, and that's a real ongoing cost.
iTagPro Car itself doesn't charge a subscription — that's true. But the device needs an active SIM card with a data and SMS plan from a mobile carrier to function at all, and that plan has its own ongoing cost you pay separately. We think that distinction deserves to be upfront, not discovered after you've already bought the hardware.
Unlike the standard iTagPro (Bluetooth-only), this uses genuine GPS combined with cellular data for real-time updates over distance.
Plugs directly into your vehicle's OBD-II port — no wiring, tools, or professional installation, and it draws power from the port.
Any GSM-compatible micro SIM with a data and SMS plan — no carrier lock-in, but the ongoing plan cost is on you.
Per the brand: detects movement, vibration, and potential tampering or towing, sending instant alerts to the companion app.
Logs route data for later review — a real feature for tracking vehicle use over time.
Real GPS, honest about the SIM cost — see current pricing.
Unlike the standard iTagPro item tracker (which uses Bluetooth), iTagPro Car uses a real GPS chip combined with a GSM SIM card for cellular data, giving it genuine real-time location updates over distance, not just short-range Bluetooth proximity. This is the product to reach for when you actually need continuous vehicle tracking, not just “where did I leave this nearby.”
That distinction matters because these are genuinely different technologies solving different problems — one for occasional nearby item recovery, one for continuous vehicle location over distance.
iTagPro itself doesn't charge you a subscription fee — that part of the marketing is accurate. But the device requires an active SIM card with a data and SMS plan from a mobile carrier to function, and that plan has its own ongoing cost that you pay separately. It is not included or covered by iTagPro. Budget for that recurring cost before you decide this is a “no subscription” product.
No pressure, no fine print you have to hunt for. The answers below are the ones that actually matter before you order.
Yes. Unlike the standard iTagPro item tracker (which uses Bluetooth), iTagPro Car uses a real GPS chip combined with a GSM SIM card for cellular data, giving it genuine real-time location updates over distance, not just short-range Bluetooth proximity.
Be careful with this claim: iTagPro itself doesn't charge you a subscription fee. But the device requires an active SIM card with a data and SMS plan from a mobile carrier to function, and that plan has its own ongoing cost that you pay separately — it is not included or covered by iTagPro.
It plugs directly into your vehicle's OBD-II port, typically located under the dashboard. No wiring, tools, or professional installation needed. It draws power from the port, so there's no separate battery to charge.
Any GSM-compatible micro SIM card with an active data and SMS plan. The brand states there's no carrier lock-in, so you can choose a local or international provider.
Before you order: You will need to source and pay for your own SIM data plan separately — this is a real, ongoing cost not covered by the device's price or the 'no subscription' framing.
OBD-II plug-in vehicle tracker with cellular GPS.