RouteSavvy Reviews & Ratings

4.6/5

“Practical Tool for Field Service Routing”

RouteSavvy helped our field service team reduce travel time and missed appointments.

Pros : Time windows and capacity constraints work well for service routes.

Cons : Interface could be more modern.

Switched from : FieldAware

Reason to switch : FieldAware focused more on work orders, while RouteSavvy specialized in routing efficiency.

4.5/5

“Great for Multi-Stop Route Planning”

I mainly use RouteSavvy for planning routes with many stops, and it does that job extremely well.

Pros : Handles multi-stop routes with time windows very well.

Cons : Limited dispatch and communication features.

Switched from : OnFleet

Reason to switch : Onfleet focused more on live tracking, while RouteSavvy specialized in route optimization.

4.5/5

“Affordable Route Optimization for Small Teams”

RouteSavvy fit our small team perfectly without paying for features we didn’t need.

Pros : Pricing is reasonable for small delivery operations.

Cons : Not suitable for large enterprise logistics.

Switched from : Bringg

Reason to switch : Bringg was too expensive and complex, while RouteSavvy focused on routing efficiency.

4.5/5

“Simple Tool That Saves Time on Daily Routes”

RouteSavvy helped me replace manual route planning with automated optimization, which saved hours each week.

Pros : Creating optimized routes from spreadsheets is fast and efficient.

Cons : No real-time driver tracking.

Switched from : Maps

Reason to switch : Google Maps required manual planning, while RouteSavvy optimized routes automatically.

4.3/5

“Easy Route Optimization but Interface Feels Old”

I started using RouteSavvy to plan daily delivery routes, and it quickly reduced mileage and fuel costs. It took little time to understand the basics.

Pros : RouteSavvy is easy to use for planning multi-stop routes, and the optimization saves a lot of driving time.

Cons : The interface looks outdated and not very modern.

Switched from : Route4Me

Reason to switch : Route4Me had more features, but RouteSavvy was simpler and more affordable for basic route optimization.

4.3/5

“Easy Learning Curve for Non-Technical Users”

Even team members without logistics experience were able to plan routes confidently.

Pros : I learned how to use RouteSavvy quickly without training.

Cons : Limited customization for reports.

Switched from : Routific

Reason to switch : Routific had more visual polish, but RouteSavvy was easier to learn and faster to deploy.

4.3/5

“Good Spreadsheet-Based Route Planning”

We plan routes by uploading address lists, and RouteSavvy processes them accurately.

Pros : Importing addresses from Excel works smoothly.

Cons : Limited API and integration options.

Switched from : MapQuest

Reason to switch : MapQuest lacked advanced optimization, while RouteSavvy handled multiple constraints better.

4.3/5

“Reliable Optimization but Lacks Live Tracking”

RouteSavvy is great for planning, but we still rely on other tools to track drivers live.

Pros : Route optimization is consistent and accurate.

Cons : No built-in real-time GPS tracking.

Switched from : GetSwift

Reason to switch : GetSwift offered live tracking, but RouteSavvy delivered better standalone route optimization at lower cost.

4.3/5

“Best for Businesses That Only Need Route Planning”

RouteSavvy works best if your main challenge is planning efficient routes, not managing drivers in real time.

Pros : Accurate routing and cost savings.

Cons : Not a full delivery management platform.

Switched from : OnTime 360

Reason to switch : OnTime 360 was more complex and courier-focused, while RouteSavvy handled routing needs better.

4.2/5

“Focused on Routing Without Feature Overload”

I like that RouteSavvy stays focused instead of adding unnecessary features.

Pros : Does one thing route optimization very well.

Cons : No customer notification tools.

Switched from : LogiNext

Reason to switch : LogiNext was feature-heavy, while RouteSavvy stayed simple and focused.