Comparison
DrivePro vs Total Drive
Both apps help ADIs run their practice. The difference is how payments and tax are handled. Here's a transparent, feature-by-feature breakdown.
Pay-at-booking
DrivePro collects payment when a pupil books. No more chasing. Total Drive processes payments separately.
Direct HMRC filing
DrivePro is HMRC-recognised MTD software — file your quarterly return directly inside the app. Total Drive tracks income and expenses but doesn't submit to HMRC.
Lower payment fees
1.5% + 20p per transaction with DrivePro via Stripe, versus 2.4% + 25p with Total Drive. That adds up over a year.
Feature-by-feature comparison
Based on publicly available information as of March 2026.
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Pricing at a glance
From £12.49/mo
Billed annually. Monthly from £14.99.
- 30-day free trial
- No credit card required
- Pay-at-booking included
- Direct HMRC MTD filing
- 1.5% + 20p payment fees
Total Drive
From £10/mo
Schools from £4/instructor.
- 30-day free trial
- Native iOS & Android apps
- 7,000+ instructors
- Income tracking (no HMRC filing)
- 2.4% + 25p payment fees
Which should you choose?
Choose DrivePro if
- You want pupils to pay when they book (no chasing)
- You need MTD filing built in (not a separate tool)
- You want automatic cancellation fee enforcement
- You prefer lower payment processing fees
- You want AI-powered lesson debriefs
Choose Total Drive if
- You prefer a native app store experience
- You want the lowest subscription price (£10/mo)
- You're part of a large school (£4/instructor pricing)
- You're already using it and happy with the workflow
- You need the established user community (7,000+ ADIs)
Try DrivePro free for 30 days
No credit card required. Set up in under 20 minutes. See why ADIs are switching to pay-at-booking.
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