One team for the whole life of your car or fleet in Nigeria: advice before you buy, a hidden anti-jammer tracker fitted at your door, then the tracker, papers, permits and cover kept current.
Many owners deal with a dealer, a fitter, a tint shop, an agent for papers and an insurer, and keep every date in their head. We hold all four chapters of the file and work through them in order.
Tell us the car you are looking at. We check the model and year, read the chassis number against the papers and the metal, and tell you what it will cost to track, protect and keep legal before money changes hands.
A technician comes to your home, office or yard in any of 18 cities, hides the tracker where a thief will not find it in a hurry, and puts the live location on your phone before leaving. No call-out fee, and most cars are done in under an hour.
Adding a second hidden tracker, a dashcam or tint? Build your bundle and save up to 15% on the first year.
The same team serves both. What changes is the screen you watch and the paperwork we keep.
Where the car is, on your phone, whenever you want to look. If it is ever taken, we pass the live location to the appropriate security authorities, which helps police recover the vehicle.
Trucks, vans and pool cars on one platform, with fuel monitoring, driver behaviour and one point of contact who knows your operation.
The dates live in the file, not in your head. We remind you, file what needs filing and pass government fees through at the official rate, so a checkpoint or a claim never catches you out.
Each group has its own page with prices, what is included and the questions owners ask. See every price.
Before Otrac I had one man for the tint, another for my papers and a tracker guy who never answered. Now it is one number.
We run a mixed fleet and used to deal with four suppliers. Otrac took the whole thing over, from the trucks to the drivers to the paperwork.
Walk into an office Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm, or let a fitter come to you with no call-out fee. Same-day fitting in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt when you book early.
Adekunle Olanrewaju Emmanuel, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Adekunle founded Otrac in Ikeja, Lagos in 2013 and led the expansion into Abuja and Port Harcourt in 2020. He has pushed the company to put tracking within reach of everyday owners and small operators, and to keep pace with a security landscape that now includes signal jammers. His view, as Vanguard put it in its headline, is that GPS tracking is no longer a big-fleet luxury.
More about OtracTell us what you drive and where it sits. We will take it from there, wherever you are in Nigeria.
