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Towbook vsTowSpark

Answer 6 quick questions to find out which towing software is the best fit for your business. No email required.

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Do you operate an impound yard?

Yes
We have our own impound lot
No
We primarily do roadside assistance and towing
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Towbook vs TowSpark FAQs

What is the main difference between Towbook and TowSpark?

Towbook is a full-featured platform built for larger operations with impound lots, priced by monthly call volume with overage past each plan's cap. TowSpark is flat-rate software for small roadside towing companies.

Is TowSpark cheaper than Towbook?

For most small fleets, yes. TowSpark Starter is $69 per month flat and Professional is $149 with unlimited drivers. Towbook's plans run from $109 to $429 per month depending on call volume, with overage billed past your cap.

Which one is easier to set up?

TowSpark is self-serve: you sign up, add a truck and a driver, and can dispatch your first job the same day without a setup call. Towbook has more configuration options because it covers more kinds of operations.

Does TowSpark handle impound and storage management?

No. TowSpark focuses on roadside towing, dispatch, invoicing, and cash calls. If you need impound lot storage billing, Towbook covers that. You can run both: keep Towbook for impound and use TowSpark for cash calls.