Maintenance teams on paper work orders
When requests need to become assigned jobs on technician phones.
Pilot one work-order queue before switching the team.
Updated June 28, 2026
UpKeep deserves a close look when maintenance work has outgrown paper tickets and technicians need updates from the field. The product earns its place when asset history and PM schedules support the same repair workflow. Parts and backlog reports should prove useful in that same flow.
Start with a live request and follow it through assignment, mobile update, and closeout. Then review the report with the supervisor who owns uptime. Add one recurring task and the parts it uses so you can see whether the workflow feels natural. Compare GoCodes when the project is mainly labels, scans, and asset location.
UpKeep is CMMS software from UpKeep for maintenance and reliability teams. It helps teams move requests, work orders, preventive maintenance, assets, inventory, and technician updates into one maintenance workflow instead of tracking repairs across paper and spreadsheets.
| Feature | Functions | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Work orders | Technicians can receive, update, and close maintenance work from the field. Essential starts the core workflow. | Essential |
| PM schedules | Maintenance leads can schedule recurring work and move beyond reactive repairs. | Premium |
| Inventory and reporting | Managers can track parts and review maintenance activity with more operational detail. | Premium |
| Offline mode and request portal | Field teams with limited connectivity or external request intake can use the Professional tier for those needs. | Professional |
| API and custom integrations | Multi-site teams can discuss automation and integration needs with sales. | Enterprise |
When requests need to become assigned jobs on technician phones.
Pilot one work-order queue before switching the team.
When recurring schedules and asset history need one place.
Load real PM schedules during setup testing.
When managers need a clearer view of backlog, parts, and repair history.
Review reports with the manager who owns backlog.
| plan | price | best for |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | $24/user/mo | Small teams starting with work orders, assets, and basic maintenance workflows. |
| Premium | $55/user/mo | Growing maintenance teams that need preventive maintenance, inventory, and reporting depth. |
| Professional | Custom quote | Departments that need deeper analytics, field mobility, and a custom request portal. |
| Enterprise | Custom quote | Large or multi-site teams that need workflow automation, API, and custom integrations. |
Source: Official pricing page
A free trial route is listed. Higher tiers use custom quote pricing. Check user types and offline access. Ask about implementation help and support level. Confirm tax and add-ons.
List the systems that own requests, parts, procurement, or finance data. Test one export before managers rely on reports. Ask about API access and custom integrations before choosing a higher-depth package. Make sure technician mobile use works before connecting more systems.
Start with one maintenance team and one asset group. Create a request and assign a work order to a technician phone. Build one preventive maintenance schedule and add the parts used. Review a report with the manager who owns uptime. Check offline needs and implementation help before rollout.
Yes. The official pricing page lists public entry amounts and custom higher-tier options.
The official pricing page says teams can try it free with no credit card required.
Test one request, one work order, one PM schedule, mobile updates, inventory, and reporting.