DOT Compliance Software for Small Fleets.
Expiration alerts, without the telematics.
GoExpirely tracks the FMCSA documents that keep your drivers and trucks legal (CDLs, DOT medical cards, MVRs, inspections, insurance) and emails you 30, 15, 7 and 1 day before each one expires. No hardware, no sales call, from $19/month.
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The cost of non-compliance
FMCSA Fines
Federal maximum civil penalty per CDL violation under 49 CFR Part 383 (2025 amounts). Per driver, per incident.
New Entrant Audit
New carriers get an FMCSA safety audit within their first 12 months, and it reviews driver qualification files.
Preventable
A fine caused by an expired document is avoidable if someone sees the date coming. GoExpirely starts warning you a month before.
You don't need a fleet-tracking platform to keep a CDL from expiring.
Platforms like Motive and Samsara combine GPS, ELD and cameras with driver qualification tools, sold through their sales teams. If that's what you need, they're a good fit. If all you need is fleet compliance software that stops you missing CDL renewals, DOT medical cards and DQF deadlines, GoExpirely does only that.
What GoExpirely does
- ✓Tracks CDL, DOT medical card, MVR, DQF, annual inspection, and insurance COI expirations
- ✓Sends alerts at 30/15/7/1 days before each deadline
- ✓Generates audit-ready compliance reports per driver or truck
- ✓Works from day one — no hardware, no installation
What GoExpirely doesn't do
- ✕No GPS tracking
- ✕No ELD / Hours of Service logging
- ✕No dashcams or driver scoring
Need those? Keep your GPS/ELD provider. GoExpirely doesn't connect to it today; it runs on its own.
Driver Compliance Software: Every Document, One Dashboard
GoExpirely covers all driver qualification file (DQF) documents required under 49 CFR Part 391, plus vehicle compliance documents under 49 CFR Part 396.
Full coverage of 49 CFR Part 391 (Driver Qualifications) and 49 CFR Part 396 (Vehicle Inspections). FMCSA.dot.gov
Up and running in under 30 minutes
Add your drivers and trucks
Create an entity for each driver and vehicle. Takes 2 minutes per record.
Upload documents with expiration dates
Attach the file and expiry date for each document. The AI scanner reads dates automatically from PDFs and photos.
Get automatic alerts at 30, 15, 7 and 1 day
GoExpirely monitors every deadline and sends email alerts before each one — no manual tracking required.
Built for FMCSA compliance
- ✓49 CFR Part 391 — Driver Qualifications: CDL, DOT medical, MVR, drug & alcohol, hazmat
- ✓49 CFR Part 396 — Vehicle Inspection, Repair & Maintenance: annual inspections, brake systems, lights
- ✓FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse — pre-employment and random testing record tracking
- ✓Audit-ready DQ file reports — export for any driver or truck, ready for roadside inspections
FMCSA Compliance Software Questions
If you already run one of them, check first: Motive (Workforce Management) and Samsara (Qualifications Management) both track driver qualification documents with expiration alerts. They do it inside a telematics platform with GPS, ELD and cameras, and neither publishes its price. GoExpirely is DOT compliance software for fleets that only need the expiration alerts: no hardware, from $19/month, and you can sign up today.
TMS compliance modules are built around dispatch and load tracking — document alerts are a feature inside a much bigger, more expensive platform. GoExpirely does one thing: it watches expiration dates and emails you before each one hits. If your TMS's compliance module already catches every CDL and medical card renewal without fail, you don't need us. If it doesn't — that's the gap we fill from $19/month instead of an enterprise TMS contract.
A single CDL violation can carry an FMCSA civil penalty of up to $7,155 (2025 amounts), plus an out-of-service order. $19/month covers an owner-operator (truck, driver and trailer); $79/month covers up to 25 drivers and vehicles: CDLs, medical cards, MVRs, inspections and insurance.
A spreadsheet doesn't read expiration dates off a PDF or fire alerts on its own four times before each deadline. GoExpirely's AI scanner extracts the date from the document, then triggers email alerts at 30/15/7/1 days — no one has to check a sheet weekly. It also generates the audit report in one click, which no spreadsheet does.
GoExpirely tracks all driver qualification file documents required under 49 CFR Part 391: CDL expirations, DOT medical certificates (Form MCSA-5876), MVR renewals, hazmat endorsements, and drug and alcohol testing records. For vehicles: annual DOT inspections per 49 CFR Part 396, insurance COI, IRP/IFTA permits, and vehicle registration.
GoExpirely starts at $19/month for owner-operators (up to 3 units). Starter Fleet is $79/month for up to 25 drivers and trucks, and Growth Fleet is $149/month for up to 100. Tiered pricing, no per-truck fees. All plans include a 15-day free trial with no credit card required.
GoExpirely generates audit-ready compliance reports showing the current status of all your driver and vehicle documents. You can export the report as PDF for any vehicle or driver.
Yes. Owner-operators managing their own CDL, DOT medical card, and inspection deadlines can use the Owner-Operator plan at $19/month: one truck, the driver and a trailer.
It helps with the part that depends on dates: CDLs, medical certificates, insurance and annual inspections, which appear among the automatic-failure violations of the audit. It does not run drug and alcohol testing or hours of service. See our New Entrant Safety Audit guide at goexpirely.com/new-entrant-safety-audit/.
GoExpirely sends automatic email alerts at 30, 15, 7 and 1 day before each deadline — and on the day it expires. You receive each alert regardless of whether the previous one was acted upon.
Start tracking DOT compliance today
15-day free trial. No credit card required. Add your fleet, upload documents, and receive your first CDL and DOT medical card alerts — all before paying anything.
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