Switching from Silvertrac? A proof-of-service upgrade path.
Silvertrac customers are being consolidated into the Trackforce platform family. If you're re-evaluating anyway, compare on the thing your clients actually pay for: proof that the work happened.
Free 30-day pilot on your own sites, with your own guards. Founding customers: 20% off the first 12 months.
What's happening to Silvertrac?
Silvertrac was brought into the same platform family as TrackTik and GuardTek, which now market under the Trackforce brand. We're not going to speculate about another vendor's roadmap — ask your account manager for it in writing, along with the pricing and contract terms that follow the migration.
To be fair to Silvertrac: it earned loyal customers for a reason. Its guard tour and issue-reporting workflows are straightforward and guards generally pick them up quickly. If the consolidated platform keeps that simplicity at terms you like, staying is a perfectly good answer — and we'd rather say that than sell you a migration you don't need.
Why operators use the moment to re-evaluate
Your platform is moving — so evaluate on purpose
Silvertrac now sits inside the Trackforce platform family alongside TrackTik and GuardTek. Any platform consolidation means new roadmaps and new commercial terms. That's a reasonable moment to compare, not a reason to panic-renew.
Verification-first, not tracking-first
Silvertrac's strength is guard tour and issue reporting — recording activity. SNTNL is built to prove it: every billable hour carries geofenced time, task completion, and evidence a client can accept and a lawyer can read.
Built inside an operating company
SNTNL was built inside Ranger Guard — 400+ employees across four markets — against real supervisor workflows and real client-billing disputes, not from a product roadmap.
Commercial terms that don't punish growth
One simple model: a base platform fee plus your scheduled hours. Unlimited sites, unlimited users, month-to-month available, and free data export — always.
What do reviewers report about the Trackforce family?
We're a competitor, so don't take pain claims from us unattributed. The following comes from user reviews on Capterra and G2 as of mid-2026 — read them yourself before you take our word for anything:
- 12-month contract minimums and reported friction on cancellation.
- Per-site licensing, so winning sites raises the software bill.
- Setup and implementation fees, varying by product and scope.
- Mixed guard mobile app ratings across the product line, and multiple apps to train.
Confirm every figure against your own quote — vendor pricing changes, and a review from last year may not describe this year's contract.
What SNTNL commits to
- Priced by the hour you schedule — not per user, not per site.
- Unlimited sites and unlimited users — office staff and clients included.
- Month-to-month available — a commitment earns a founding discount but is never required.
- Free data export, always — standard formats, whether you stay or go.
- Free 30-day pilot with guided migration — we do the import work with you.
One simple model: a base platform fee plus your scheduled hours. For most operators on Core, Growth, or Command, that's about 1% of revenue — under 30¢ per billable hour. Flex is priced directly at $0.30 per verified billable hour with its own $699 monthly minimum. Unlimited sites. Unlimited users. Month-to-month available.
What does the migration involve?
Migration fear keeps more companies on software they dislike than any feature ever has. What actually moves, in the order we sequence it:
- Sites and posts — names, addresses, geofence boundaries, post orders, imported from your export files.
- Guards and users — rosters, contact info, credentials, license expirations. Unlimited users means no seat-mapping exercise.
- Schedules — recurring patterns rebuilt, then run parallel for a pay cycle or two so payroll never rides on day-one data.
- Report templates — DARs and incident forms recreated in SNTNL's template studio; most firms use the move to consolidate years of template sprawl.
- Historical reports — archived for client audits rather than imported live.
Ranger Guard migrated its full operation — hundreds of guards, all sites, every report template — onto SNTNL across four markets, so a mid-size migration doesn't scare us. And the commitment that matters most is the exit, not the entrance: your data export from SNTNL is free, always.
Prove it on one site group
We import your sites, guards, and schedules. Your guards are live on their phones within days, and you compare a full billing cycle side by side before committing to anything.
Free 30-day pilot on your own sites, with your own guards. Founding customers: 20% off the first 12 months.
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