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Tenstreet Alternative: an Honest Comparison

Tenstreet is the recruiting platform trucking runs on — and its DQF tools are deep. But it publishes no pricing, offers no free trial, and solves hiring first. If your drivers are already hired and your problem is files and renewals, here is how CertTracker compares.

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Feature Comparison

Based on public pricing and product pages as of October 2026.

FeatureTenstreetCertTracker
Primary job
Driver recruiting platform: applications, screening, employment verifications, onboarding
Certification & DQ document tracking for the team you already have
Published pricing
Not published — custom enterprise quotes (per G2 and TrustRadius)
$49/month Starter (up to 50 employees), published on our pricing page
Free trial
No free trial for the carrier platform (per G2)
14-day free trial, no credit card required
Best fit
Mid-market & enterprise carriers hiring at volume — G2 flags it as a poor fit for very small fleets with minimal hiring
Fleets of 20–200 drivers that need files, renewals, and audits handled
DQ file management
Enhanced DQF + Control Center: digital files, terminated drivers kept 3 years, bulk MVR ordering, AI-flagged review
DQ & certification tracking with expiry alerts, document storage, and a driver self-upload portal
Driver network
IntelliApp applications pre-filled from millions of driver profiles; Driver Pulse driver app
Not a recruiting network — your drivers simply upload their documents
Hiring pipeline
Application → screening → Xchange verifications → onboarding in one system
Starts at onboarding: compliance packs, document collection, renewal tracking
AI certificate scanner
Mobile document upload, with AI that flags file items for staff review
Scanner reads the certificate photo and auto-fills dates and cert type
Industries covered
Trucking only
Trucking, construction, healthcare, food service & more
Setup
Sales-led implementation
Self-serve signup, plus free done-for-you import within 48 hours on every plan

Competitor details based on publicly available information as of October 2026 and may change.

Why teams switch

Why Fleets Choose CertTracker Over Tenstreet

Keep the hiring platform if hiring is the problem. Add the tracker when files are.

You don’t need a recruiting engine to keep files current

Tenstreet’s DQF is one module inside a hiring platform. If your drivers are already hired, you are paying for applications, verifications, and a driver network to solve a file-keeping problem. CertTracker is the file-keeping tool itself.

Published pricing and a free trial

G2 and TrustRadius both report that Tenstreet publishes no pricing and offers no free trial for the carrier platform — every evaluation starts with sales. CertTracker publishes $49–$299/month plans and lets you run a 14-day trial on your real data first.

Checklists that match the current rule

Tenstreet’s published DQF checklist still lists an annual certification of violations — an item FMCSA removed from 49 CFR 391.51 in 2022. CertTracker’s DOT compliance pack follows the current file contents, so you are not tracking documents the regulation no longer requires.

One tracker for every regulated crew

Tenstreet covers drivers only. CertTracker tracks drivers alongside warehouse, clinic, and kitchen staff — CDLs and medical cards next to OSHA cards, food-handler permits, and clinical licenses, in one system.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers about pricing, fit, and where each platform earns its keep.

How much does Tenstreet cost?

Tenstreet does not publish pricing for its carrier platform. G2 and TrustRadius both report custom enterprise quotes, no free plan, and no free trial, based on publicly available information as of October 2026. Its small-fleet bundle, Tenstreet On Demand, is also sold without a published price. CertTracker publishes its plans: $49/month for up to 50 employees, $99 for up to 200, $149 for unlimited, and a $299 Fleet tier.

When is Tenstreet the better choice?

If you are actively recruiting drivers at scale, Tenstreet is hard to beat: IntelliApp applications arrive pre-filled from its driver network, Xchange automates employment verifications, and the DQ file is built as a by-product of hiring. Its DQF tooling — bulk MVR ordering, staged annual reviews, AI-flagged file checks — is genuinely deep. If hiring is your bottleneck, start there.

Can CertTracker work alongside Tenstreet?

Yes, and some fleets do exactly that: Tenstreet runs the recruiting pipeline, while CertTracker tracks certifications and renewals for everyone — including non-driver staff and other regulated teams that a trucking-only platform does not cover.

Is CertTracker a good fit for a small fleet?

That is exactly who it is built for: fleets of roughly 20–200 drivers who need DQ files, medical cards, and renewals handled without a platform implementation. G2’s own guidance says Tenstreet is a poor fit for very small fleets with minimal hiring activity — CertTracker is self-serve, with free data import in 48 hours.

Can I migrate from Tenstreet to CertTracker?

Yes. Export your driver files or spreadsheet and send them to us — our team imports your drivers and certifications for free as part of onboarding, typically within 48 hours.

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