Comparisons
How Passly compares, app by app
Picking driving instructor software is a real decision, and most apps lock you into their way of working. These comparisons are honest about where each competitor wins, what everything really costs, and what's written in the small print.
Passly vs Total Drive
The feature heavyweight with tiers from £18 to £26, against one £14.99 plan with everything included.
Read the comparisonPassly vs MyDriveTime
Deep in-lesson tools at £19 a month, against a platform with card payments, online booking and free leads built in.
Read the comparisonPassly vs Driving Instructor Services
A human call-answering bureau with packages up to £149, against software that stops the calls happening at all.
Read the comparisonPassly vs GoRoadie
£25.99 per marketplace pupil and 1.9% on payments, against free leads and a lower 1.5% payment fee at £14.99 a month.
Read the comparisonPassly vs EzLicence
A London-centric learner marketplace taking 25% of every lesson, against free leads, a flat 1.5% payment fee and full business software.
Read the comparisonEvery table is built from each company's own public website, app store listings and published terms, and we date-stamp when we last checked. If you're one of our competitors and something's out of date, tell us and we'll correct it: comparisons only work if they're fair.
Decide for yourself
The best comparison is a fortnight with your own diary
14 days free, no card required, £14.99 a month after. Bring your pupils across and see the difference.