GetWay and Spoke (formerly Circuit): a factual comparison
GetWay and Spoke (formerly Circuit) both plan a delivery route with many stops on iPhone and Android. GetWay is free every day for up to 5 stops with no sign-up, and hands each stop to Waze, Google Maps or Apple Maps.
Side by side
| GetWay | Spoke | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Up to 5 stops a day, every day; not a trial, it does not expire | Up to 10 stops per route |
| Languages of the app | 200 | 19 (App Store listing) |
| Platforms | iPhone and Android | iPhone and Android |
| Paid plans | Set per country by the App Store and Google Play; the app shows the price before you pay | On Spoke’s own pricing page |
| Known for | Simplicity: add stops, tap Optimize, go | “Multi-Stop Delivery Optimizer” (its App Store subtitle) |
What GetWay does
- No sign-up: open the app and add your first stop.
- One tap on Optimize puts all stops in the shortest order and shows an arrival time at each one.
- Each stop opens in the navigation app you already use: Waze, Google Maps or Apple Maps.
- Optional time windows and time at each stop; favorites for addresses you visit often; voice input.
- Keeps working without internet once the route is loaded.
- Group plans: one manager, a seat for each driver.
- On Google Play and the App Store since 2020, with more than 150,000 registered accounts.
Which one fits you
If you want to start right now without an account, and a free tier that comes back every day, GetWay fits. If you already use Spoke and its paid plan suits you, compare the current terms of both apps before you switch.
Questions
Is GetWay an alternative to Circuit (now Spoke)?
Yes, for drivers who want to start without an account and a free tier that comes back every day: up to 5 stops a day, with each stop opening in Waze, Google Maps or Apple Maps.
Is GetWay free?
Yes. GetWay is free for up to 5 stops a day, with no sign-up. A subscription removes the stop limit; the app shows the price for your country before you pay.
Does GetWay work with Waze, Google Maps and Apple Maps?
Yes. GetWay plans the order; each stop opens in the navigation app you choose: Waze, Google Maps or Apple Maps.
Related
GetWay is a multi-stop route planner app for iPhone and Android, made for delivery drivers, couriers and field teams: you add your stops, it puts them in the shortest order in one tap, and you navigate stop by stop in Waze, Google Maps or Apple Maps.
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Last updated: October 21, 2026
Get GetWay
Free for up to 5 stops a day. No sign-up needed.