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Everlance runs in the background on a phone and logs drives automatically, which is the part of a mileage deduction nobody does by hand for long. Swiping classifies a trip as work or personal, and the year's log exports in the shape a tax return wants. The free plan caps automatic detection at 30 trips a month, and a working week eats that.
Basic is free and detects 30 trips a month automatically, with unlimited manual entries. Starter is $89.99 a year or $10.99 a month and lifts automatic tracking to unlimited. Professional is $119.99 a year or $19.99 a month and adds expense tracking, tax filing and audit defence. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial, and that one does need a card.
Anybody in the US whose work involves driving and who is currently reconstructing mileage from memory in April. Creators who never leave the desk will get more from a plain expense tracker.
The free tier's 30 trips is the number to check yourself against. Two client visits a week uses it up, and a partially tracked year is worth less at tax time than a fully tracked one.
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