Questions, answered straight

Anything you can stick a tag on — ladders, toolboxes, generators, compressors, sewer cameras, trailers, and vehicles. If it's worth money and it moves, it's worth tagging.

Down to a few feet outdoors with GPS — close enough to walk right to it. Indoors it uses Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth to place an asset within a building or yard, then Bluetooth helps you home in on it up close.

Between 4 and 12 months on a charge, depending on how often you ask it to report. Recharge with any USB‑C cable. The dashboard warns you before a tag runs low, so nothing goes dark by surprise.

Usually, yes. Juxta uses four networks — GPS, cellular, Wi‑Fi, and Bluetooth — and switches between them automatically. When one is weak, it falls back to another, so it keeps reporting in basements, steel buildings, and remote sites where cellular-only trackers go dark.

Peel-and-stick Velcro. Press it onto anything flat — inside a toolbox lid, on a trailer frame, under a dash. It's removable, so you can move a tag to a different asset in seconds.

It's built for the back of a truck — a sealed, rugged enclosure that handles weather, dust, vibration, and the occasional drop. Leave it on a truck bed for a year and it keeps working.

You'll get an alert the moment it leaves a geofence or moves after hours, and you can pull up its live location to share with police. Crews regularly recover trailers and equipment this way.

Both. Use the Juxta phone app in the field or the web dashboard at the office — same live map, same alerts, unlimited users on your account at no extra cost.

$10 once per tag for the hardware, then a subscription per tag — pick monthly (from $6/tag) or annual (from $48/tag, ~33% off). Sold in packs of 5+, and the per-tag price drops as your pack grows. See the pricing page.

AirTags are great for keys, not crews. They have no GPS or cellular — they only update when someone else's iPhone walks past, so a tagged trailer in an empty lot can go dark for hours. They also can't do geofences, alerts, usage data, or fleet management. Juxta reports its own location over four networks and gives you the data to actually run the business. See the full comparison.

Juxta is built for teams, fleets, and operations — not one-off personal items. So we sell in packs starting at 5 tags (5, 10, and 15, or a custom size above that). Most crews tag a handful of trucks, trailers, and high-value tools in one go, and bigger packs earn a lower per-tag rate.

Those are built for enterprise fleets — long contracts, per-asset monthly fees, hardware charges, and a sales call before you see a price. Juxta is built for service crews: $10 setup per tag then from $6/mo (or $48/yr), sold in small packs, no contract, and you can buy it online today.

30 days, money back. If it's not for you, send it back for a full refund including shipping.