Geo2

Geo2 is a delivery route planner and transport management system for independent drivers and delivery teams. It is best for operators who need both optimized routes and delivery records, with a dispatch hub as they add drivers. Its strongest case is the combination of proof of delivery, live tracking and offline Android route execution.

Overview

Geo2 builds multi-stop routes using the starting location, stops, distance and real-time traffic, then hands navigation to Google Maps, Waze or Apple Maps. Drivers can add destinations by pasting address lists, scanning labels with a camera or speaking them. These options make route entry flexible, while navigation remains in familiar map apps rather than Geo2.

Geo2 Hub gives dispatchers a shared view to plan and assign routes, track drivers’ live GPS positions and estimated arrival times, and check completed stops. Drivers can capture delivery photos, signatures and timestamps; records are searchable in the Hub. That makes Geo2 more useful than a route sequencer alone when a business needs delivery evidence and visibility across a team.

Key features

• Route optimization: Reorders stops into a fastest sequence based on the starting location, stops, distance and real-time traffic. Recurring routes, time-window planning and automatic reoptimization are also supported.
• Flexible stop entry: Drivers can paste address lists, scan labels with the camera or use voice, reducing reliance on typing each address.
• AI Voice Assistant: Adds stops, re-optimizes routes and navigates without touching the phone. The AI request allowance varies by plan, so frequent use may require Advanced or Enterprise.
• Proof of delivery: Captures photos, signatures and timestamps and stores searchable records in Geo2 Hub, giving teams a record of completed drops.
• Dispatch and tracking: Geo2 Hub supports route assignment across multiple drivers and shows live GPS positions, completed stops and estimated arrival times.
• Offline execution: The Android app supports route execution offline, including navigation and proof-of-delivery capture.
• Data and integrations: Geo2 documentation says data are encrypted at rest and in transit. Enterprise includes REST API access; custom integrations with existing systems cost extra.

Pricing

Geo2 has a free plan and a 7-day trial. Paid plans are priced per user per month, so team costs rise with seats.

• Free — free: One user, up to 15 orders per route and up to 10 AI requests per day. It is a sensible starting point for an individual with modest routes, but the order cap can constrain busier days.
• Pro — $8.99 a month: One user, unlimited orders per route and up to 10 AI requests per day. It removes the Free plan’s route-order ceiling but keeps the same AI allowance, making it the clearest fit for a solo driver with larger routes.
• Advanced — $15.99 a month: Up to 10 users, unlimited orders per route and unlimited AI requests. It suits small teams that need more seats and regular AI use without the unlimited-user tier.
• Enterprise — $39.99 a month: Unlimited users, unlimited orders per route and unlimited AI requests. It fits larger operations; REST API access is included. 24/7 support can be requested for an additional cost.

Advanced and Enterprise remove the daily AI cap, while Pro does not offer more AI requests than Free. Custom integrations also add cost, so businesses relying on connections to existing systems should account for that separately.

Platforms

Geo2 supports Android, iOS, web and API. The Android app’s offline route execution is particularly useful for drivers who need to continue working without a connection. Geo2 Hub brings planning and driver monitoring to team operations.

Who it's for

Geo2 is a strong fit for independent delivery drivers who need more than stop ordering, and for small or growing fleets that want route assignment, live driver visibility and searchable proof of delivery in one system.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Photo, signature and timestamp proof of delivery is searchable in the Hub, keeping delivery records alongside dispatch visibility.
• Pro: Android offline execution includes navigation and proof-of-delivery capture, helping drivers continue work through connectivity gaps.
• Pro: Stop entry by pasted lists, camera scan or voice gives drivers multiple ways to build a route.
• Con: Free limits routes to 15 orders and AI to 10 requests per day, which may be restrictive for busier drivers.
• Con: Pro removes the order cap but retains the 10-request daily AI limit; unlimited AI starts at Advanced.
• Con: Custom integrations and 24/7 support carry additional costs, adding expense for businesses that need them.

Alternatives

Compare route optimization software if you want to weigh Geo2 against a wider set of route-planning tools.

• Drivant is worth considering if a free desktop-capable option with a stated allowance of three routes, 100 stops and one driver better suits your needs.
• Otiggo may suit users seeking a lower-priced paid entry point, with its Basique plan priced at €4.99 a month.
• Routific is an alternative if a free allowance of 100 orders a month is a better fit; its free plan excludes SMS notifications.
• GraphHopper is an alternative built on an open-source routing engine.
• Route4Me is an alternative for Android and iOS route planning.
• Routella is another freemium option with a free plan.
• Zeo Route Planner is an alternative with a free allowance of three routes per day.
• Crisphive is an alternative for API and web users.

Verdict

Choose Geo2 if delivery work calls for optimized multi-stop routes plus proof of delivery and, for teams, dispatch and live driver tracking. Its Android offline execution is a particular strength. Look elsewhere if you need only a basic solo planner, or if capped AI use on the cheaper plans would get in the way; unlimited AI starts at $15.99 a month.