GarageHub vs AUTOsist — which one fits how you wrench?

AUTOsist is built for businesses that run vehicles: delivery vans, service trucks, small fleets. Its feature set reflects that — work orders, inspection checklists, document storage for registrations and insurance, and team accounts so drivers and managers see the same records.

Pricing follows the fleet model too: plans are typically per vehicle, which makes sense when each vehicle is a business asset with its own paperwork trail.

If you're a fleet manager who needs inspection compliance and work-order workflows, a fleet tool is the right category. But for a personal garage, you'd be paying for team workflows you'll never use — and missing the things a hobby mechanic actually wants.

GarageHub is built for people who wrench on their own vehicles. One flat subscription covers your whole garage — daily, project car, motorcycle — with no per-vehicle fees.

Rev, the AI mechanic, is the core of GarageHub. It reads your service history and knows your car's year, make, model and mods, so its answers fit your own car. Send a photo of a leak and Rev tells you what it sees. No fleet tool does that for you.

If you want the best car maintenance app for a personal garage — not fleet software scaled down — GarageHub is built for exactly that.

Personal garage vs fleet office

AUTOsist's workflows assume a manager assigning work to drivers and technicians. GarageHub assumes one person (or a household) doing the work themselves — so the emphasis is on fast logging, a prioritized issue list, and guidance when you're mid-repair, not approval chains and compliance checklists.

Answers that start from your car's history

Rev, GarageHub's AI mechanic, reads everything in your garage first: your cars, service logs, parts and open issues. Ask "when should I change my timing belt?" and Rev checks your mileage and service history before it answers. Fleet tools like AUTOsist focus on record-keeping, not repair guidance.

Plan the build and know what to fix first

Building a project car? Plan it in stages, track progress and keep a to-fix list sorted by critical, soon and someday. Fleet software has no concept of a build — vehicles are assets to keep compliant, not projects to finish.

One price for the whole garage

Per-vehicle pricing is fair for businesses and expensive for hobbyists. GarageHub Premium is one flat price ($9.99/mo or $79.99/yr) with unlimited vehicles — the four-vehicle household pays the same as the one-car owner.

You don't start from an empty garage. Export your records as a CSV and import them on the GarageHub web app. Match the columns once, and your logs, costs and mileage come across. No file? Snap photos of old receipts, or tell Rev what's been done and it drafts the entries.

• Export your history as a CSV and upload it on the web app. Match the columns once, and duplicates are skipped.
• Or snap photos of your old service receipts — GarageHub's AI drafts each entry for you
• Or tell Rev, GarageHub's AI mechanic, what's been done — it drafts the entries from your answers
• Check the drafts once, then save them. Free for up to 50 entries, unlimited on Premium.