Comparison

MotoLog vs MotoVault

MotoVault is built for street motorcycles: trips, expenses and AI photo diagnostics. MotoLog is built for riders who wrench on dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs and other powersports machines, tracked by engine hours.

FeatureMotoVaultMotoLog
MachinesMotorcycles only ("built specifically for motorcycles")Motorcycles, dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs, scooters, snowmobiles, watercraft
Engine-hour trackingNot listed on their site (reminders by mileage or time)Yes, per bike, alongside miles
Torque specs for your bikeNot listed on their siteYes, by make, model and year where available
Parts diagramsNot listed on their siteYes (AI-generated reference drawings)
AIPhoto-based diagnostic scansAI assistant for diagnostics and tuning questions (Pro)
Trips and expensesMulti-day trip planner with GPX export, fuel, parts, gear and insurance costsRide history with GPS, cost-per-hour reports (Pro)
SharingGPX files and ride highlightsService-history share link for buyers or shops (Pro), garage sharing with up to 5 people (Family)
PlatformsiPhone and AndroidiPhone and web (Android in testing)
PriceFree for 1 motorcycle. Pro $5.99/mo or $49.99/yr on the web, $9.99/mo in the app. No trialFree for 1 vehicle. Pro $7.99/mo or $49.99/yr (up to 5 vehicles, 2 weeks free). Family $12.99/mo or $79.99/yr (unlimited vehicles, share your garage with up to 5 people).

MotoVault details are from their website, checked October 24, 2026. Prices and features change, so check their site before deciding.

Where MotoVault wins

  • Monthly price: Pro is $5.99/mo on the web.
  • Street-riding tools: multi-day trip planning with GPX export and full expense tracking.
  • Android today.

Pick MotoVault if: You ride a street motorcycle, count miles not hours, and care most about trip planning and expenses.

Where MotoLog wins

  • Dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs, snowmobiles and watercraft, not only street motorcycles.
  • Engine-hour service intervals, the way off-road machines are actually serviced.
  • Torque specs and parts diagrams for your bike next to its service list.

Pick MotoLog if: Your garage has dirt bikes, quads or a side-by-side, you service by the hour, and you do the work yourself.

Questions riders ask

Does MotoVault work for dirt bikes and ATVs?

MotoVault's site describes it as built specifically for motorcycles and doesn't list dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs or engine-hour tracking. MotoLog covers those machines and tracks service by engine hours.

Which is cheaper, MotoLog or MotoVault?

MotoVault on the monthly price: its Pro plan is $5.99/mo on the web, against $7.99/mo for MotoLog Pro. Yearly they are close: $49.99/yr each. Both have a free plan for one vehicle.

Is MotoLog a good MotoVault alternative?

If you ride off-road or own more than street bikes, yes. If you only ride a street motorcycle and want trip planning, MotoVault may suit you better.