Scorpion renewal

[Beachbum]

My Scorpion contract will be coming up for renewal in about a month and I wondered what deals others might have been offered when it came to renew
Any good deals?
Did most of you renew, or let the whole thing lapse?

Interested in opinions on this. Trying to work out if its worth renewing or not. So far not declared it to my insurance, as it would run out mid way through the policy, but if I do renew I will renew for a number of years, so then it may become worth it. Did anyone see a reduction in insurance costs?

I am UK based, so the insurance Q is mainly aimed at UK residents.

 

[Nick Sticks]

I renewed last June and went for the Lifetime Subscription at £585.
I'm planning on keeping this car so it made sense to me.
I have a couple of alerts set at the moment which I like.
Battery Low Alert (I haven't seen this yet).
Ignition On Alert. I get an email and App notification every time the car is started. Handy when in the garage being serviced or somewhere else like a PPF installer. I usually know when the car is ready before they call me because it's moved to their parking area.
I also like to have the Speed Logging on when it's not being driven by me, otherwise it's off.
I'm going to experiment with the Geofencing alerts at some point to see how well that works.

I can't answer the insurance question as I said I had the tracker from when I got the insurance from Admiral.

The subscriptions get cheaper the longer you go for:

Subscriptions | ScorpionTrack | GPS Security | Thatcham Approved Tracking

scorpiontrack.com

 

[Orchardbike]

It made no difference to my insurance cost.

 

[Yorkie]

I recently renewed. £155 for a year. Wasn't aware of lifetime subscription availability?

Can't comment re insurance as just declared it from the start. One or two places wouldn't quote. Got a couple of reasonable prices then some very expensive quotes.

 

[SX 10TUS]

I also went for lifetime subscription, as the plan is to keep the car, for life!

Not sure what the impact on insurance was, some insurers will insist on a tracker though...