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Automatic Business Expense & Mileage Tracking - hurdlr.com
Worth it. Buy if you're a freelancer, gig driver, or realtor wanting automated mileage, expenses, and tax estimates in one cheap app. Skip it if you need full accounting, payroll, or multi-user support — that's QuickBooks territory.
Medium. Based on 20+ public sources; small review counts (23 G2) temper confidence
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Free
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Auto-tracking can misclassify personal miles — verify logs before filing taxes
medium
Free tier limits push upgrades — critics call it 'free isn't really free'
low
$8.34/mo Premium price is annual billing; monthly pricing starts around $9
low
Best experience requires linking bank accounts and using third-party services like Zendrive
Value for money: 4/5
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Starting price
10
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$8.34/mo (billed annually)
from $9/mo
No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Users praise ease of use and the free tier, while some gig drivers report mixed experiences with automatic tracking accuracy.
“this post is a bit old, but hurdlr looks pretty good”
“Users consistently praise the ease of use”
Compare Hurdlr with each alternative.
Deeper accounting for the self-employed, at a higher price
Hurdlr vs QuickBooks Self-EmployedStronger for team expense reporting; weaker tax tracking
Hurdlr vs ExpensifyLong-running mileage tracker favored by notaries and drivers
Built for audit-proof mileage logs and route reconstruction
Hurdlr vs MileageWiseBased on 20+ public sources; small review counts (23 G2) temper confidence
Solid, cheap mileage/expense/tax tracker for solo earners — light accounting and auto-tracking complaints keep it from real businesses.
Based on 20+ public sources; small review counts (23 G2) temper confidence
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