People search for an electronic work diary app free, a work diary app free, and “ewd nhvr free”. The register does not set the price. Free is a vendor claim. This page repeats the claims we could read, and leaves out the ones nobody published.
Q by Quallogi says the Q START fatigue planner is free. The EWD price on the same pricing notes is Owner Driver $0.80/shift (pay-as-you-go, min 50 shifts) or $0.72/shift on annual plan; Fleet Manager $1.00/shift (min 50) or $0.90/shift annual (per shift). Ex GST, as stated by the vendor.
Everyone else
The other systems either publish a paid price with no trial in the notes, or publish no dollar figure at all. Both are on the comparison, with the blank called Not published rather than guessed.
Is there a free NHVR-approved EWD app?+–
Netcorp EWD publishes a price of $0 and the pricing notes describe it as free forever, with no subscription or per-driver fee. It is on the register. A trial, or a free fatigue planner, is a different thing and is not counted here as a free EWD.
Do free trials count as a free EWD?+–
These vendors mention a trial in their pricing notes. Hubfleet: "14-day free trial (credit card required)". Published price: Single Driver EWD $14 +GST; Multi Driver EWD $19 +GST. TripAssist: "30-day full-feature trial for new organisations". Published price: A$19. OneRoad EWD: "14-day trial". Published price: From $15.46 +GST/month or $170.06/year (EWD plan). Smart eDriver 2.0: "2-week free trial". Published price: Not published. A trial is not ongoing free use.
Is the Quallogi planner a free EWD?+–
Q by Quallogi says the Q START fatigue planner is free. The EWD price on the same page is Owner Driver $0.80/shift (pay-as-you-go, min 50 shifts) or $0.72/shift on annual plan; Fleet Manager $1.00/shift (min 50) or $0.90/shift annual (per shift). Ex GST, as stated by the vendor.