The price anchor
| Door Tracker | Badger Maps | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $0 — no subscription | $58–119/rep/mo |
| Annual | $0 after purchase | $696 |
| 5-year total | $129 | $3,480 |
| 10-year total | $129 | $6,960 |
Subscription figures from the vendor's published pricing ($58–119/rep/mo, ~$696/yr); the Door Tracker column is the full price, paid once.
Break-even analysis
A single rep on Badger Maps costs more in under three months than the entire Door Tracker license costs once, at any team size.
- After 1 year: Door Tracker has cost you $129 total — Badger Maps has cost $696.
- After 3 years: Door Tracker is still $129 — the subscription is at $2,088.
- After 5 years: Door Tracker is still $129 — the subscription is at $3,480.
What you get for $129 once
- 5-minute GPS pings. Reps' phones report location automatically in the background — no manual check-ins to forget.
- Auto stop-clustering. A haversine-distance engine groups consecutive pings into stops the moment a rep parks or lingers, with a configurable radius per team.
- Duration bands do the judging. Drive-by (<30s), likely knock (30s–5min), extended visit (>5min) — color-coded so a manager sees the shape of the day at a glance.
- Full-day route map. A connected polyline through every ping plus numbered, timestamped stop pins — click any stop for arrival, departure and duration.
- Team overview dashboard. Every rep's time-in-field, stop count and average dwell for the day, one list, click through to any route.
- No renewal, ever. The license does not expire and there is no per-seat meter — $129 is the whole price.
Pricing questions
Is the $129 price permanent?
No — it's an introductory rate for the first 1,000 licenses sold. Once that cap is reached, new licenses are $299. Whatever you paid is yours forever either way, with no renewal.
Is it legal to track a field team like this?
It's built for consenting employees on company devices during work hours — the field app always shows a visible "tracking active" indicator, never runs covertly. Check your local employment law before deploying to a team.
Is it really free on GitHub?
Yes — MIT source at github.com/bensblueprints/door-tracker-mvp. The Whop price buys the packaged installer, the Android app build and updates.
Does it charge more as my team grows?
No. One license covers the server; add as many reps as you want with no per-seat fee, which is the opposite of how Badger Maps and SalesRabbit price.
Door Tracker — $129, one time
Or get Door Tracker plus every other app in the suite: the OneTimeSuite bundle is currently $97, one time.