A Trackforce alternative built by security operators
TrackTik, GuardTek and Silvertrac now sit inside one platform family under the Trackforce brand. If a rebrand is prompting you to re-evaluate, evaluate 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 changed with the Trackforce rebrand?
The company that sold you TrackTik now markets as Trackforce — tracktik.com redirects to trackforce.com — and GuardTek and Silvertrac were consolidated into the same product family. Rebrands don't change your contract, your per-site fees, or your guards' app ratings. They do create a natural moment to ask whether the platform you renewed three years ago is still the one you'd choose today.
Our honest read: Trackforce's enterprise breadth is real. Its dispatch and back-office tooling are strong and reviewers consistently credit the depth of the feature set. If you run a national operation with a dedicated dispatch center, complex billing, and an IT team to manage implementation, it may well be the better fit — and we'd rather say that here than have you find out mid-contract with us.
Why operators switch
Verification-first, not tracking-first
Trackforce's product family — TrackTik, GuardTek and Silvertrac — was built to record where guards are. SNTNL was built to prove what happened: every hour on your invoice carries 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. It solves problems that only show up when you actually run guards.
Faster time to value
Most operators pilot SNTNL against a single contract inside 2 weeks and see the first recovered billable hour inside the first pay period. No 90-day implementation, no forced modules.
Priced by the hour you schedule
One simple model: a base platform fee plus your scheduled hours. Unlimited sites, unlimited users, month-to-month available, and your data export is free — always.
Feature-by-feature comparison
Based on publicly available Trackforce product information as of mid-2026. Product surfaces change; if any row is out of date, tell us and we'll correct it.
What do Trackforce users say they struggle with?
We're a competitor, so don't take pain claims from us unattributed. Everything below comes from user reviews on Capterra and G2 as of mid-2026 — read them yourself. Recurring themes:
- 12-month contract minimums and cancellation terms. Reviewers report annual minimums and friction on cancellation — the reason renewal notice windows deserve a calendar reminder.
- Per-site licensing. Reviewers describe licensing tied to locations, so winning sites raises the software bill before the contract revenue lands.
- Setup fees. One-time implementation fees are reported across the product line, varying by product and scope.
- Guard mobile app ratings. App-store ratings across the guard-facing apps are mixed, and reviewers cite multiple apps to train. With 100%+ annual turnover, every extra app is another thing to train — twice.
Confirm every figure on your own quote and read the current reviews — vendor pricing and product surfaces change.
How SNTNL structures the relationship
- Priced by the hour you schedule — not per user, not per site.
- Unlimited sites and unlimited users — office staff and clients included; winning a site doesn't raise your software bill.
- Month-to-month available — a commitment earns a founding discount but is never required.
- Free data export, always — in standard formats, whether you stay or go. Judge every vendor, us included, by how easily they let you leave.
- Free 30-day pilot — run two or three sites parallel to your current platform with real guards and real client reports.
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. The full argument is in per-user vs per-hour guard software pricing.
Switching is the easy part
We import your sites, guards, and schedules. Your guards are live on their phones within days — and every plan starts with a free 30-day pilot on one site group, so you prove it works before you commit 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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