MileTruth vs Hurdlr
The short version: Hurdlr is an all-in-one tracker — mileage plus income, expenses, and real-time quarterly tax estimates — with a free manual tier and paid plans around $9.99/mo or $100/yr (Pro $200/yr). MileTruth is narrower: automatic mileage and true net pay after vehicle cost, without the full tax-estimate suite.
Pricing and scope
| Hurdlr | MileTruth (planned) | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Manual tracking only | 30 trips/month, automatic |
| Paid | $9.99/mo or $100/yr; Pro $200/yr | $7.99/mo or $59.99/yr |
| Refunds | Reviewers report non-refundable billing | — |
Hurdlr's bundle of quarterly tax estimates alongside mileage is a real convenience for drivers who want one app for everything. Its most common complaints are missed trips (tied to a roughly 10 mph detection threshold that can undercount slow city driving), address inaccuracy on logged trips, a lag before tracking activates, and reviewers reporting that subscriptions are non-refundable once charged.
Doing less, on purpose
Hurdlr's tax-estimate engine has to model a driver's whole tax situation to be useful, which is a much bigger job than tracking a mile. MileTruth's plan sticks to mileage and net pay and links out to the actual IRS quarterly due dates rather than estimating a number for you.
MileTruth. "MileTruth vs Hurdlr: all-in-one tax app vs mileage-first" Baker Ventures LLC, September 8, 2026. https://miletruth.bakerventuresstudio.com/compare/miletruth-vs-hurdlr