Chobble Tickets vs Onfleet
Both platforms can put a run sheet in a driver's hands. Onfleet is last-mile delivery software with route optimisation and live tracking. Chobble Tickets handles deliveries alongside ticketing and hire for small operators.
Open source & low cost Onfleet alternative
Chobble Tickets is made in the UK by a community interest company, with its source code published under the AGPL-3.0-only licence.
Onfleet is cloud-based delivery management software from San Francisco, starting at $619/month for 2,500 completed tasks. Chobble Tickets charges £50/year or £5/month, with no per-driver, per-vehicle or per-task fee, and no licence fee if you self-host it.
The two suit different operations. Onfleet is built for courier and last-mile delivery businesses that need route optimisation, live GPS tracking and proof of delivery. Chobble Tickets is for a small operator who runs events or hire bookings, delivers items to customer addresses, and needs a simple driver run sheet without the cost or complexity of a delivery platform.
Two approaches to delivery logistics
Onfleet is a delivery operations platform. Dispatchers use a web dashboard to assign tasks to drivers, optimise routes, track drivers live on a map, capture proof of delivery with photos and signatures, and send recipients automated ETA notifications. Drivers use a mobile app to receive assignments, navigate, and complete tasks. It is used by pharmacies, grocery delivery, prepared meals, cannabis, and couriers.
Chobble Tickets is an event ticketing and hire platform with a built-in logistics system. When you enable logistics on a booking, each line gets a drop-off agent and a collection agent. Users assigned to an agent log in to a deliveries run sheet showing today's and tomorrow's drop-offs and collections, with the address, phone number, a map link, and a "mark done" toggle for each leg.
The difference is scope. Onfleet covers the full last-mile delivery workflow with optimisation and live tracking. Chobble Tickets covers the booking, the address, and the driver's run sheet, and leaves the driving itself to the driver.
How Chobble Tickets handles logistics
A booking with logistics enabled has a drop-off agent (the start) and a collection agent (the end), plus optional times for each. An agent is a named resource, such as a van, a driver, or a crew, and you assign users to it. Agents are encrypted like the rest of your data.
Users assigned to an agent see a deliveries run sheet on their phone showing today's and tomorrow's drop-offs and collections. Each entry shows the booking details, the address, phone number, a map link, and the ticket token. Each leg has a "Mark done" toggle, so the agent can confirm a delivery or collection as it happens, from any device with a browser.
With postcode lookup enabled, customers type their postcode at checkout and pick their address from a list, so the address on the run sheet is accurate. You can invite a team member as an agent-class user who sees only the run sheet and nothing else.
This suits an operator hiring out equipment or running events where something needs to reach a customer. It does not add route optimisation, live vehicle tracking, proof-of-delivery photo or signature capture, barcode scanning, or automated dispatch. Onfleet does all of those.
Pricing comparison
Onfleet prices per month, with each plan including an allowance of completed pickup or delivery tasks. A task counts towards the allowance only when it reaches "Completed" status. Users and drivers are unlimited on every plan, so the bill does not rise when you add a driver.
| Onfleet plan | Price (USD/month) | Approx. GBP/month | Tasks included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch | $619 | ~£490 | 2,500 delivery or pickup tasks |
| Scale | $1,349 | ~£1,065 | 5,000 delivery or pickup tasks |
| Enterprise | from $3,099 | ~£2,445 | 10,000+ delivery or pickup tasks |
| Courier Suite (add-on) | from $299 | ~£235 | Specialised courier features |
Beyond the included task allowance, an operation moves up to the next tier. SMS and voice telephony are billed separately per segment or call. A 14-day free trial covers the chosen plan. GBP figures use an approximate rate of £0.79 to $1 as of August 2026.
Chobble Tickets is a flat £50/year (or £5/month) for the whole site, with no per-driver, per-vehicle or per-task fee. Charities, community groups, artists and musicians pay £25/year on the annual plan. There is no task allowance and no tier to move up. Payment processing through Stripe, Square or SumUp is charged separately at the provider's standard rate. Self-hosting Chobble Tickets has no Chobble software licence fee. Infrastructure and other configured services remain separate costs.
The two price points reflect different products. Onfleet Launch at roughly £490/month is around £5,880/year before telephony charges, and includes route optimisation, live tracking, proof of delivery, a driver mobile app, and analytics. Chobble Tickets at £50/year gives an operator a driver run sheet, accurate addresses, and bookings, without those delivery-platform features.
Feature comparison
Both platforms give a driver a list of jobs for the day. Onfleet is built for last-mile delivery operations; Chobble Tickets is built for ticketing and hire with logistics attached. Here is the breakdown:
Both platforms share some features
- A run sheet a driver can view on their phone
- Jobs assigned to named drivers or vehicles
- A customer address and map link on each job
- A way to mark a job done from the device
- Unlimited drivers or agents on the base plan
- A documented API for integrating with other systems
Onfleet has features Chobble Tickets does not
- Route optimisation - sequence and optimise multi-stop routes across a fleet of drivers
- Live GPS tracking - see each driver's location on a map in real time, with dynamic ETAs
- Proof of delivery - capture photos and signatures on completion, with barcode and ID scanning on Scale and above
- Auto-dispatch - assign tasks to drivers automatically based on rules, on Scale and above
- Driver mobile app - a native iOS and Android app built for drivers, with navigation
- Recipient tracking page - branded live tracking and ETA notifications for the customer
- Driver pay calculation - track pay alongside completed tasks
- Analytics and reporting - on-time rates, cost per delivery, driver performance, with 90 days on Launch and up to lifetime history on Enterprise
- Multi-brand and multi-region - operate several brands or regions from one account, on Enterprise
- Telephony and SMS - anonymised calls and status-triggered SMS between drivers, dispatchers, and recipients
- Courier Suite - client-facing order entry, invoicing, and label printing for couriers and carriers
Chobble Tickets has features Onfleet does not
- Event ticketing in the same tool - run ticketed events with paid bookings, alongside delivery
- Hire bookings - hire out items by date with capacity consumed only on payment confirmation
- Servicing holds - block an item's dates while it is out for repair or cleaning
- Accounting ledger - record income and costs against each item so its profit is tracked
- QR code check-in - scannable codes for events and bookings
- Apple and Google Wallet - customers can add bookings to the Wallet app on their phone
- Pay-what-you-want pricing - let customers pick their own price above a minimum
- Promo codes, discounts, and add-ons - create promo codes, surcharges, and opt-in add-ons with stock limits
- Encryption at rest - customer data is encrypted at rest with hybrid RSA-OAEP + AES-256-GCM, so a database dump on its own cannot be read
- Open source under AGPLv3 - every line of code that runs the platform is public and freely licensed
- Self-hosting - run the same product on your own servers with no Chobble software licence fee
- Custom email providers - send confirmations through Resend, Postmark, SendGrid, or Mailgun so emails come from your own domain
- Liquid email templates - full control over the subject and body of confirmation emails
- Public-facing website and CMS - a homepage, content pages, news posts, and a contact form with spam protection, edited from the admin panel in Markdown. Onfleet does not build a public website.
- UK postcode address lookup - customers pick their address from a list at checkout, so delivery addresses are accurate
- RSS and calendar feeds - publish a feed of your listings that customers can follow
- Refund processing - issue refunds from the admin panel
Data ownership and licensing
Onfleet is a hosted cloud service. Delivery data, driver data, and recipient contact details live on Onfleet's infrastructure in the cloud. The product is proprietary, with no self-hosted edition and no public source code. The customer-facing tracking page is branded on Launch and more customisable on higher tiers, but the dispatcher dashboard and driver app carry Onfleet's branding.
The complete Chobble Tickets product source is published under AGPL-3.0-only in a public GitHub repository. You can read it, fork it and run the software without paying Chobble a licence fee. Self-hosting keeps customer data on your own server. Customer data is encrypted at rest, so stored names and addresses require credentials for an authorised keyed user.
An operator who needs live tracking and route optimisation across a fleet of drivers will not find them in Chobble Tickets. An operator who wants a simple run sheet, accurate addresses, and full control of the source code can get all three for £50/year.
When Onfleet is the better choice
- You run a courier or last-mile delivery operation with many deliveries per day
- You need route optimisation across several drivers to cut drive time and fuel
- You need live GPS tracking of drivers and dynamic ETAs for recipients
- You need proof of delivery with photos, signatures, or barcode and ID scanning
- You want auto-dispatch rules that assign tasks to drivers without a dispatcher
- You deliver at a volume where the included task allowance is part of your unit economics
- You want a native driver mobile app with turn-by-turn navigation
When Chobble Tickets is the better choice
- You are one small operator with a few vans or drivers running deliveries alongside events or hire
- You hire out items such as marquees, AV gear, or event equipment and deliver them to customer addresses
- You need a driver run sheet with accurate addresses and a "mark done" toggle, but not route optimisation or live tracking
- You run ticketed events or hire bookings and want one tool for both, with delivery attached
- You want a flat £50/year fee with no per-driver, per-vehicle, or per-task charge
- You value open source code, self-hosting, and encryption
- You are a charity, community group, artist or musician (£25/year on the annual plan)
Who makes Onfleet?
Onfleet is made by Onfleet, Inc., a commercial software company based in San Francisco. The company was founded in 2015 and its about page says it powers deliveries for over 1,000 customers across more than 90 countries. The page does not describe the company's ownership or legal structure.
Chobble Tickets is run by one person as a UK Community Interest Company (CIC), a legal structure that locks the company's assets for community benefit. All of Chobble's code is public under AGPLv3, and the platform can be self-hosted by anyone without depending on Chobble as a company.
Pricing sources
The information on this page was verified on 15 August 2026. Pricing and features may change. Check the links below for the latest figures.
- Onfleet pricing - Launch, Scale, Enterprise, and Courier Suite plans with task allowances
- Onfleet company page - founded 2015, based in San Francisco
- Onfleet - product overview
- Chobble Tickets logistics - agents, run sheets, and agent-class users
- Chobble Tickets postcode lookup - accurate addresses at checkout
- Chobble Tickets source code on GitHub