FleetCheck aims for 40% sales growth as it targets large fleets
In 2024, the average fleet onboarded operated 41 vehicles, a figure that rose to 191 last year.
FleetCheck is on track to achieve a 40% sales increase in 2026, as it continues to target larger fleets.
In 2024, the average fleet onboarded operated 41 vehicles, a figure that rose to 191 last year.
Peter Golding, CEO at FleetCheck, said the company has historically been recognised as a small-to-medium fleet specialist, but perceptions were changing due to its success with larger corporate fleets.
Many of the newly onboarded fleets in 2026 selected FleetCheck to replace older systems.
Golding added: “While we have a reputation as a small-medium sized fleet specialist, we have always supplied a reasonable number of systems to corporates and our current success in this area means perceptions about FleetCheck are changing.
“In 2024 the average number of vehicles operated by our new signings was 41 but in 2025, it increased to 191 and there is a strong chance it will rise again this year, given the latest clients we are onboarding.
“We’re looking at an overall 40% increase in corporate sales.”
He continued: “Our product offering is based around software that is sophisticated but intuitive and accompanied by excellent support.












