GPS Tracker Shop Consolidates Stores, Simplifies Tracking Options
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TEMECULA, CA, UNITED STATES, October 29, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- GPS Tracker Shop, an online retailer of real-time GPS trackers for vehicles, trailers, and equipment, has consolidated its sister store, Tracking System Direct, into a fully redesigned gpstrackershop.com. This move aims to simplify the buying experience for customers by offering a single platform that caters to various tracking needs. The new site, launched in 2021, now serves both brands' buyers, providing a streamlined approach to selecting the right tracker.
The consolidation of the two stores into one site was driven by the realization that two storefronts could lead to confusion among buyers. Former Tracking System Direct customers can now access the new site by calling the GPS Tracker Shop team at 855-922-8100 for setup and technical assistance. The new site is designed to help buyers pick the right tracker quickly, offering a menu sorted by use, including cars and family, trailers and equipment, business fleets, and tracker detection.
A key feature of the new site is a "Help me choose" tool that matches six common situations to one recommended device. The site also provides a plain comparison of cellular GPS trackers and Bluetooth tags, such as the Apple AirTag. Device prices and monthly plan costs are displayed together on each product card, making it easier for buyers to compare options. A three-step setup guide and a fleet ROI calculator are available for business buyers, along with customer photo and video reviews on the homepage.
The new site emphasizes the importance of tracking in the face of persistent theft risks. According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau, 136,988 vehicles were stolen in California in 2025, accounting for more than 20 percent of the national total. Nationwide, one vehicle is still stolen every 48 seconds. Business owners also face additional costs due to fuel inefficiencies, with a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration study showing that fuel use can vary by as much as 35 percent between a good driver and a poor one. Trip history and speed alerts provided by GPS trackers can help fleet managers address these issues.
The redesigned site offers trackers starting at $39.95, with live-tracking plans starting at $9.95 a month with no contract. Buyers who prefer a no-subscription model can choose that option. Orders ship free within the U.S., and every tracker comes with a lifetime warranty and free phone support seven days a week, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific, in English and Spanish.
In conclusion, GPS Tracker Shop's consolidation of its sister store into a redesigned online platform aims to simplify the buying process for customers while addressing the ongoing risks of vehicle theft and fleet management challenges.