Tessie Pricing 2026: Tessie vs Pro vs Fleet
Last updated: 2 October 2026
In a rush? Choose the features first, then the billing period. Standard Tessie starts at US$6.99 a month per vehicle; Pro includes detailed battery tracking and automations. The cheaper plan is not the right comparison if those are why you want the app.
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How much does Tessie cost?
These are Tessie's website prices in US dollars, per vehicle, checked on 2 October 2026. Use the final checkout price for your purchase; a UK app-store price need not match a currency conversion.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tessie | US$6.99 | US$69.99 | US$199.99 |
| Tessie Pro | US$12.99 | US$129.99 | US$299.99 |
| Fleet | US$19.99 | Not listed | Not listed |
Tessie and Pro support up to five vehicles; Fleet has no account-level vehicle limit. Prices still apply per vehicle.
Which plan fits your needs?
Tessie: the starting point for drive and charging records, basic battery tracking, alerts and supported integrations.
Pro: the option to compare if you want detailed battery tracking, automations or Profiler. Check the official feature comparison for the full list.
Fleet: business tools such as a fleet dashboard and invoice management. A single private car does not need a fleet plan simply because it has more features.
Is annual billing worth it?
At these prices, twelve monthly payments cost US$83.88 for Tessie or US$155.88 for Pro. Annual billing saves US$13.89 or US$25.89, about 16.6% in each case. I would pay monthly while deciding whether I use the app enough, then consider annual billing once I know which plan I want.
When does lifetime billing break even?
With annual subscriptions paid upfront, two years cost US$139.98 for standard Tessie or US$259.98 for Pro. Paying for a third year takes either total above the corresponding lifetime price. Lifetime therefore costs less than three full annual payments at these prices. That assumes you keep using the same plan; it does not guarantee future prices or how long the service will operate.
Lifetime billing is a bigger upfront commitment. Think about whether you expect to keep using the same plan for that long, and read the terms that apply to your purchase before choosing it.
Are discounts and trials included in these figures?
No, the table uses normal website prices. My Tessie discount guide explains how to check the live referral route. The buttons here use my referral link; count an offer only if you see it at signup.
What I would check before paying
- Does the plan include the feature that brought you to Tessie?
- Is the price per vehicle, and how many cars are you adding?
- What currency and renewal amount does checkout show?
- How will you change or cancel the subscription?
Tessie explains subscription management under Settings > Billing.
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I’m Steven, founder of MoneyAppReviews. I test money apps, referral programs, and EV tools in real life before I write about them. I drive a 2021 Tesla Model 3 Long Range, use Octopus Intelligent Go for home charging, and regularly track costs, savings, and app performance over time. I focus on practical, evidence-based reviews that help people decide what is actually worth using, not just what pays the highest commission.
