When you choose fleet technology, you’re choosing more than the features available today. You’re choosing a platform, and a partner, that needs to keep up as your business, safety goals, and operating environment change.
That’s why sustained momentum matters.
For the eighth consecutive quarter, G2 ranked Motive #1 on its Momentum Grid® for Fleet Management. Motive also ranked #1 on the Summer 2026 Momentum Grid for Fleet Tracking. The streak spans every report since Fall 2024, marking two full years of continued momentum.
View the Momentum Grid® Report for Fleet Management and G2’s Momentum Grid® Report for Fleet Tracking.
What the Momentum Grid measures
G2’s Momentum Grid® is designed to show which software products are gaining traction in a category. Its proprietary algorithm considers social, web, employee, and review data, giving buyers a view of a company’s direction — not just a snapshot of its current position.
For fleet operators, that distinction matters. A platform with sustained momentum is more likely to keep investing in the capabilities, expertise, and customer support you need over the life of your deployment.
What the results mean for customers
Fleet technology isn’t a short-term purchase. It becomes an integral part of how your teams manage safety, compliance, maintenance, equipment, spend, and day-to-day operations. That’s why the platform’s momentum matters when choosing technology your team will rely on for years to come.
Motive’s G2 Momentum Score of 94% is more than double the category average of 42%. Web growth tells an especially compelling story: Motive’s 86% leads Samsara (69%) and Geotab (55%). That’s organic, market-driven interest, not just paid visibility. And Review Growth of 100% means that Motive customers are eager to share their experience.
Lytx’s numbers tell a different story. A Momentum Score of 36% — below the category average. Employee Growth of 0%. Review Growth of just 3%, against a 14% category average. In a competitive, AI-powered market, those points are worth paying attention to.
Why eight quarters in a row matters
Any company can win a quarter. Winning eight in a row — across market shifts, competitive pressure, and a rapidly evolving AI landscape — is different.
For customers, that consistency matters. It suggests you’re choosing a platform with the investment and staying power to support your operation as it grows — not one that may stand still after implementation. It also reflects continued customer interest, ongoing product development, and a growing team behind the technology.
Motive’s sustained employee growth — 96% in Fleet Tracking, compared with a 35% category average — is a meaningful indicator of continued investment. A larger team means more engineers building the AI capabilities behind dash cams, asset tracking, and compliance tools. It also means more customer success and support staff to provide timely help and build stronger relationships. When you choose a platform, you’re not just choosing software — you’re choosing who’s going to be there with you as your needs evolve.
“The relationship we have with our rep is truly amazing. Their customer service is, by far, better than any other services we’ve worked with. The technological advancements they’re making are mind-blowing and should free up time to focus on other priorities, while also making the coaching process easier overall.” —Kim G., safety manager
Built for what’s next
Momentum isn’t just about where we’ve been—it’s about where the platform is going, powered by the feedback of our customers.
Motive’s AI capabilities include dash cams that detect more than 20 unsafe driving behaviors and automated driver coaching that reaches every driver every week. With your help, those capabilities are only getting better.
The same investment driving our headcount growth is driving our product roadmap. And as automation, real-time fleet intelligence, and predictive maintenance become table stakes, the platform with the most momentum today is the one best positioned to lead tomorrow.
