Cloud GPS hosting for your trackers

NaviZone is cloud GPS hosting: you connect a tracker you already own to the platform and immediately see your objects on the map in the web and mobile apps. No servers of your own, no hardware installation, and no SIM cards to buy. You pay for a ready service, not for infrastructure, and start working the same day.

What GPS hosting is and why you need it

On its own, a GPS tracker only sends coordinates. To turn that stream into something useful — a map, history, reports, alerts — you need a server that receives, stores and processes the data around the clock. Running and maintaining such a server yourself means taking on administration, updates, uptime monitoring and backups.

NaviZone GPS hosting takes that off your plate. We run the infrastructure that receives and stores telemetry, while you work in a ready-made web cabinet and mobile app. It is the classic cloud-platform model: you scale by adding objects and never think about the hardware behind them.

How to connect a tracker: server and port

Connecting comes down to a single change in the tracker settings — the server address and port. You or your installer point the device to the NaviZone endpoint, add the object in the web cabinet, and it appears on the map. Nothing changes physically: hardware and SIM stay yours.

If you are moving from another system, changing the server and port is usually all it takes — the tracker keeps working, it just sends data to NaviZone instead. Higher plans add import and migration support so you can move objects faster and without losing settings.

What you get with hosting

Cloud hosting isn't just a “place to store data”—it's a complete set of monitoring tools all in one control panel:

• live tracking of objects on the map in real time;
• route and event history with the storage depth you choose;
• reports on mileage, stops and events;
• alerts via push and email;
• geofences, object groups and team access roles;
• a web dashboard and mobile apps for iOS and Android.

The full set of modules is described on the telematics platform page, and programmatic access for integrations in the fleet management API section.

Supported trackers

NaviZone accepts data from Teltonika, Bitrek and Resiont TK110 trackers, plus retranslation from other platforms. Other models are checked on request. That means you are not locked to a single hardware vendor and can keep different models in one cabinet.

If you are unsure about your model, use the tracker check on the homepage or leave a request, and we will confirm compatibility before you connect — so you do not waste time on a device that is not supported.

Cloud instead of your own server

Running your own monitoring server is a constant cost line: administration, updates, backups and keeping it available. Cloud hosting removes that burden: scaling, updates and backups stay on our side.

For a business this means a fast start without capital spend on infrastructure: you launch in a day rather than weeks, and add new objects when they actually appear rather than provisioning ahead.

Security and data storage

Data is protected by default: TLS in transit, encryption of sensitive data at rest, regular backups, access roles and a user action log. The platform follows GDPR principles, and data processing agreements are available for business.

NaviZone is built by a Ukrainian team for the global telematics market — designed for real-world conditions: different tracker models, unstable connectivity and field teams, not just an ideal lab.

Ready to connect your first object? Check the pricing or join the partner program if you connect clients as a partner or integrator.