AutoLeap Pricing: Current Plans and the Setup Fee Question

Last updated October 23, 2026 · Prices checked October 22, 2026

AutoLeap's official page, checked 2026-10-22, lists Essentials at $179 a month billed annually or $199 billed monthly, Pro at $309 or $349, and Elite at $409 billed annually or $449 monthly [1]. There's also a one-time setup fee for implementation, data migration and training. AutoLeap doesn't publish the amount, so get it quoted.

Key takeaways

  • Annual / monthly: Essentials $179 / $199, Pro $309 / $349, Elite $409 / $449 [1].
  • One-time setup fee covering implementation, data migration and training; the amount isn't published [1].
  • Unlimited repair orders; the page mentions no per-user fee [1].
  • AI Receptionist add-on: $99/mo [1].

How much does AutoLeap cost per month?

PlanAnnual billing / moMonthly billing / moUsers includedSetup feeChecked
Essentials$179$1992026-10-22 [1]
Pro$309$3492026-10-22 [1]
Elite$409$4492026-10-23 [1]
Enterprise2026-10-22 [1]
AI Receptionist add-on$992026-10-22 [1]

The setup fee cells are blank because AutoLeap doesn't publish the amount. Enterprise is a custom quote. Marketing Suite, Payments and Multi-Shop are listed without prices.

Does AutoLeap charge a setup fee?

Yes. AutoLeap charges a one-time setup fee that covers implementation, data migration and training, and the amount isn't published [1]. Since it's the one number that can change your year-one cost, I'd ask for it in writing before the demo ends, along with whether it changes with plan, with migrating from your current system (AutoLeap migrates from 65+ sources), or with annual vs monthly billing.

What does AutoLeap cost for 2, 5 or 10 techs?

Calculated from published prices: the page mentions no per-user fee, so Essentials stays $179 a month annually or $199 monthly whether you run 2, 5 or 10 techs [1]. Year one is $2,148 on annual billing or $2,388 monthly, plus the setup fee, which I leave blank until AutoLeap quotes it.

Why do some sites show older AutoLeap prices?

Third-party listings don't always update when a vendor changes plans. The only figures I use are the ones on AutoLeap's own pricing page on the check date above. If a review site shows a lower monthly price, treat it as out of date until AutoLeap confirms it.

What does each AutoLeap plan add?

Essentials covers the work board, CARFAX, canned jobs, eSign, parts ordering and standard DVI [1]. Pro adds two-way texting, inventory, clocks, QuickBooks Online and labor guides [1]. Elite adds next-gen DVI, certified checklists, Google Reviews and the dashboard [1].

Checked 2026-10-22 against each vendor's official pricing page. They're subject to change; confirm with the vendor before you buy. Prices checked October 22, 2026. This site is independent and isn't endorsed by the companies listed.

Questions people ask

How much is AutoLeap's setup fee?

AutoLeap charges a one-time setup fee for implementation, data migration and training, but doesn't publish the amount [1]. Ask for a written quote.

Is AutoLeap priced per user?

The pricing page mentions no per-user fee and lists unlimited repair orders [1].

Does AutoLeap have a contract?

The page shows annual and monthly billing; ask AutoLeap for the term and cancellation details in writing.

What to do next

  1. Compare totals on the cost by team size page
  2. Compare with Tekmetric on Tekmetric vs AutoLeap costs
  3. Ask AutoLeap for the setup fee in writing
  4. Check the price change log

Sources

  1. AutoLeap pricing page, checked 2026-10-22; Elite annual price checked 2026-10-23