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UpKeep’s pricing plans have various tiers to support the needs of your company. All are free to try and don’t require a credit card to start using. Choose from:
Lite – $20/month per user: Great for teams who need to monitor assets and establish essential preventive maintenance schedules with detailed procedures
Starter – $45/month per user: Ideal for teams aiming to develop effective and robust preventive maintenance by enhancing machine status tracking and manpower visibility
Professional – $75/month per user: Perfect for departments looking to utilize insights and analytics to enhance maintenance growth and boost productivity
Business+ – request pricing for more information: Our most popular plan is for organizations looking to collect maintenance and operations data for multiple locations and customize systems.
If you aren’t sure which plan is right for your company, get in touch and request a demo!
Organizations have hundreds (if not thousands) of assets, including manufacturing equipment, transportation fleets, pipelines, and machinery, to name a few. Maintenance teams must maintain these investments correctly to extend asset lifetime and maximize value.
This supervision involves tracking and managing numerous moving pieces throughout each asset's life cycle. Teams that lack the proper tools and processes often struggle to maintain their efficiency, productivity, and the quality and dependability of their equipment.
EAM software improves asset reliability, increases operational efficiency, reduces downtime, optimizes maintenance planning, and increases asset lifespan.
Yes, EAM software can be integrated with existing business systems. Upkeep’s EAM solution integrates seamlessly with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, financial software, procurement systems, work order systems, and other relevant applications to streamline data flow and enable seamless information sharing.
When choosing an EAM software, consider features like:
As an asset operations management platform, Upkeep’s EAM solution provides each of these features.
EAM software is suitable for organizations of all sizes. Many vendors offer solutions tailored to the needs and budgets of SMBs, allowing them to effectively manage their assets, increase efficiency, and achieve better returns on investment.
EAM software helps organizations comply with regulatory standards by enabling documentation and adherence to maintenance protocols, generating audit trails, providing real-time asset data, ensuring safety compliance, and supporting asset-related reporting and documentation.
The choice between cloud-based and on-premises EAM software depends on factors such as budget, IT infrastructure, data security requirements, and scalability needs. Cloud-based solutions offer flexibility, accessibility, and scalability, while on-premises solutions provide more control over data and infrastructure.
EAM software and CMMS software have different focuses and scopes. EAM software encompasses a broader range of asset management functions beyond maintenance management, including acquisition, operation, and disposal, while CMMS software is primarily geared towards maintenance activities.
EAM software provides comprehensive asset management capabilities, including asset tracking, performance monitoring, and strategic decision-making based on asset data and analytics, whereas CMMS software is more focused on day-to-day maintenance tasks like work order management and preventive maintenance scheduling.
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