1. SnippathOur pick
Free, then $19/mo · Flat per workspaceBest for: Small & mid teams that don't want per-seat fees
Snippath is the flat-rate alternative to MaintainX. MaintainX is the cheapest per-user CMMS at $10/user/month, but per-user still scales with headcount — Snippath is one fixed fee per workspace ($0 free, then $19/$49/$99/mo) no matter how many people you add. It covers the full core CMMS (work orders, preventive maintenance, parts, inspection checklists, QR-code public reporting, mobile PWA + push) and ships all of it on the free tier instead of gating it. Best fit if you want a simpler, flat-priced tool without MaintainX's chat/marketplace surface area. It's lighter on Slack/Teams integration and IoT, so communication-heavy or heavily-integrated ops may prefer MaintainX itself or Fiix.
2. UpKeep
$20/user/mo · Per user / monthBest for: Mobile-first facilities teams OK with per-seat pricing
UpKeep is a well-known, mobile-first CMMS for facilities and field-service teams — a polished mobile app, large template library, and solid work-order and asset management. Its Lite plan is around $20/user/month, so cost scales with headcount and some features sit behind higher tiers. A safe mainstream pick if per-seat pricing fits your team size.
3. Limble
$40/user/mo · Per user / monthBest for: Industrial ops needing meter-based PM
Limble is a well-regarded mid-market CMMS for industrial and equipment-heavy maintenance — meter/usage-based preventive maintenance, solid reporting, and deep asset management. At $40/user/month it's one of the pricier per-seat options, best for teams whose equipment genuinely needs runtime-based scheduling.
4. Fiix
$45/user/mo · Per user / monthBest for: Enterprises needing deep integrations + asset hierarchy
Fiix (a Rockwell Automation company) is the most enterprise-leaning option here — multi-level asset hierarchy, PLC/SCADA integrations, custom reporting, and an enterprise implementation motion. At $45/user/month plus setup it's overkill for small teams but a real fit for large plants with existing automation infrastructure.