Facilities managers keeping maintenance local
Use KeepTraK when installed software and local records are preferred over cloud subscriptions.
Trial install.
Updated June 19, 2026
KeepTraK is unusual in a market now dominated by cloud subscriptions. It is worth a close look when a facilities or equipment team wants installed or network-based preventive maintenance software, modular purchasing, local ownership, and no monthly subscription model. That can appeal to organizations with tight IT control, offline preferences, or long-lived maintenance processes. The caution is product visibility. The trial has to carry more weight.
Test installation, network access, backups, user permissions, PM schedules, work requests, parts inventory, reports, and audit documentation before choosing a paid plan. A team that wants a modern cloud mobile app or more established customer feedback should compare Fiix, UpKeep, Maintenance Care, or MicroMain.
KeepTraK is preventive maintenance software for facilities, equipment, work orders, maintenance requests, parts inventory, reporting, and audit or compliance documentation.
Official pages position KeepTraK as on-premise or network-based software with modular pricing, ownership after purchase, no monthly subscription setup, and a 30-day free trial.
| Feature | What it does | Plan fit / purchase note |
|---|---|---|
| Preventive maintenance | Schedule PM work for facilities, equipment, and recurring maintenance needs. | Core module review. |
| Maintenance requests and logs | Track requests, logs, work orders, and maintenance history. | Module purchase check. |
| Parts inventory | Manage parts and inventory used in maintenance work. | Optional module review. |
| Network and permissions | Support multi-user or network access with user controls where purchased. | IT setup required. |
| Reports for audits | Produce records for ISO, FDA, OSHA, Joint Commission, or local compliance needs. | Report validation. |
Use KeepTraK when installed software and local records are preferred over cloud subscriptions.
Trial install.
Use modular pricing when PMs, requests, logs, inventory, and permissions can be added by need.
Pricing page review.
Use reporting to support audits and inspection documentation for regulated facilities.
Report proof needed.
Use KeepTraK when internal IT can manage installation, backups, access, and upgrades.
Network setup review.
| Plan or option | public price | Trial / free-plan detail |
|---|---|---|
| Official modular pricing | KeepTraK publishes an official pricing and ordering page for modular software options. | Free plan: no full public free plan verified. |
| 30-day trial | Official trial page offers a 30-day free trial, with language that it may be longer if needed. | Free trial: verified. |
| Owned software setup | Official pages describe software ownership and no annual or monthly subscription setup. | Confirm modules, users, network setup, and update terms. |
Source: Official pricing page.
Free plan: no full public free plan was verified; official material mentions a free maintenance catalog feature, but not a full free CMMS plan. Free trial: official 30-day free trial option verified, with language that it may be longer if needed. KeepTraK publishes modular pricing and an owned-software setup; teams should confirm modules, network setup, permissions, updates, support, and backup responsibility before choosing a paid plan.
KeepTraK checks should include local installation requirements, network deployment, backup process, user permissions, PM schedules, maintenance request and log modules, parts inventory, reports, audit documentation, ISO/FDA/OSHA/Joint Commission needs, data import, update policy, support process, trial length, IT ownership, and whether cloud or mobile access is required.
Start by installing the trial in the same environment where the software would run. Test PM schedules, requests, logs, parts inventory, reports, user permissions, network access, backups, and audit records. Ask KeepTraK about support, updates, module licensing, and whether the trial can cover the full evaluation period.
Yes. KeepTraK has an official pricing and ordering page for modular software options.
No full public free plan was verified; official material mentions a free maintenance catalog feature, not a full CMMS plan.
Yes. Official pages show a 30-day free trial, with language that it may be longer if needed.
Facilities and equipment teams that want installed or network-based preventive maintenance software with modular ownership should consider it.