About Milebook

Milebook tracks fuel, expenses, maintenance, income and mileage for one car or a whole fleet, so you can see what each vehicle really costs and have a clean mileage log at tax time.

Who builds it

Milebook was founded by Eyal Malka. For more than a decade he has run a home-service business in New York City, with work vans and trucks on the road every day. He built Milebook because he wanted one place to track fuel, repairs and business miles for his own vehicles, and the spreadsheets and apps he tried didn't fit how a small operator actually works.

How Milebook makes money

From subscriptions, and nothing else. There's a free plan for up to 2 vehicles, and paid plans for more vehicles, drivers and fleet features. See pricing. Milebook doesn't show ads and doesn't sell your data. The privacy policy explains what we collect and why.

The blog

The Milebook blog covers mileage for taxes, fuel economy, vehicle costs and running a small fleet. Every statistic links to a primary source such as the IRS or the U.S. Department of Energy. Read how we write and fact-check.

Contact

Questions, feedback or a correction: email support@getmilebook.com. A person reads every message.