AutoLeap Pricing (2026): What It Costs & How to Get a Quote

Independent pricing breakdown. We checked AutoLeap’s official pricing page directly on 26 August 2026. We’re not affiliated with AutoLeap, and we do not estimate or invent prices. See the source link and our disclosure.

If you searched for AutoLeap’s price, here’s the honest answer: AutoLeap does not publish pricing. Its pricing page shows a feature matrix and a “book a demo” call-to-action — there are no dollar figures anywhere on it. This page explains what that means, how to get a real number, and what to ask so you can compare it fairly against vendors that do publish prices.

The short version (our analysis)

AutoLeap pricing is not publicly disclosed. You’ll get a custom quote after a demo. That’s not unusual in this category, but it means you can’t price-shop without a sales call. To benchmark the quote, compare it against published competitors like Tekmetric (from $199/mo) and Shopmonkey (from $239/mo).

What AutoLeap does publish

AutoLeap’s site details a broad feature set even though it withholds prices. Notable capabilities it promotes:

Digital inspections: images, video & voice notes; mobile inspections; “next-generation” DVI; certified inspections; auto-generated tech notes.
Customer communication: unlimited texts & emails; one-way & two-way texting; integrated Google reviews.
Parts & tire ordering: PartsTech, NexPart, WorldPac, OEC RepairLink, TireHub integrations.
Workflow & reporting: real-time dashboard; sales & profitability, technician, inventory and multi-location reports.
Onboarding: dedicated onboarding & account manager, live chat/email/phone support, coaching webinars.

How to get an AutoLeap price (and benchmark it)

Book a demo and request a written quote.
Pin down: the monthly rate, whether it’s billed per user or flat, contract length, payment-processing rates, onboarding/data-migration cost, and anything billed as an add-on.
Line the quote up against published prices — our Tekmetric pricing (from $199/mo, unlimited users) and Shopmonkey pricing (from $239/mo) make good reference points.
Divide the real monthly figure by your monthly billed labor hours to get the true cost per billed hour — our calculator does this for you.

How AutoLeap compares

AutoLeap vs Shopmonkey — quote-only vs published tiers.
AutoLeap vs Tekmetric — quote-only vs flat unlimited-user pricing.

AutoLeapRequest a quote / demoExplore AutoLeap → Buyer’s guideWhat shop software costsRead the cost guide →

Source & limits

Checked at autoleap.com/pricing, accessed 26 August 2026 — no prices are listed. We won’t estimate a figure AutoLeap doesn’t publish. Features are those AutoLeap promotes on its site; we haven’t run a hands-on trial. Opinions are labeled “our analysis.”