How to Become a Wialon Partner (2026)
The Wialon partner model explained: billing plans and margin, where leads come from, statuses, and where new partners get stuck.
Read moreA named project manager and engineer, 40 to 160 hours a month, spent on whatever the month actually needs — the platform, the hardware reporting into it, your customers' support desk, or the decision in front of you.
Nearly always a sensor configured wrong, with the platform taking the blame for it.
Fine on the desk, half the messages missing on the route — and a number nobody can defend.
The decision nobody has time for, made with someone who has already made it.
A month is bought as hours, not as a fixed statement of work — what a partner needs in March is rarely what they needed in January. Pick the disciplines month by month; the package says how many can run at once.
Units, sensors, accounts, retranslators and report templates.
Trackers, sensors and connectivity chosen and set up to report.
Licences, hardware and SIM plans measured against what the fleet uses.
Your desk written down: who is called, what is checked, what escalates.
Wialon connected to ERP, and dashboards built on the result.
Sessions for your staff and your customers, on the system you run.
And whatever the month brings that fits none of these. The hours do not care which column they are spent in.
Named people, a fixed number of hours a month, and every Asset Track product included. Longer commitments cost less an hour.
$2,000 / mo
20% OFF$2,000
$1,600 / mo
40 hoursa month
$3,600 / mo
20% OFF$3,600
$2,880 / mo
80 hoursa month
$6,400 / mo
20% OFF$6,400
$5,120 / mo
160 hoursa month
FleetSQL, FleetTAB and every other Asset Track Wialon app are free on all three. Without a commitment the rate is $50 an hour, the floor across everything here, and unused hours do not roll over.
Yes. The usual arrangement is that we review architecture and critical pull requests while they continue delivering. It works best when the split is written down at the start — who decides, who implements, who is on call.
Yes. That is what the packages are: 40, 80 or 160 hours a month, a named project manager and engineer, and a response window agreed in writing. Support is one of the disciplines those hours can be spent on rather than a separate contract.
Both. Choosing a tracker, getting an unsupported protocol to report, working out why a batch goes quiet in the field — that work sits closer to the reports than most people expect, because a sensor configured wrong produces a number nobody trusts and a platform nobody blames.
Under your brand, yes. Any package can put first and second line in front of your customers, with a named person to reach and an agreed window. What we will not do is take the customer relationship — the invoice and the account stay yours.
It is consulting, and it is charged the same way. Sometimes the answer is that we build it. Often it is that a product already exists — ours or somebody else's — and the honest recommendation is to license it or to meet a partner who has already solved it.
Two hours. That is enough to look at a configuration, read a set of logs, or talk through a decision and write down what was decided.
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