eMaint is Fluke's cloud CMMS for work orders, preventive maintenance, and asset tracking, priced from about $69 per user/month for mid-market and enterprise…
eMaint is a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) and enterprise asset management (EAM) platform originally founded in 1986 and later acquired by Fluke Corporation in 2016, making it part of Fortive's Fluke Reliability portfolio. The software is used to plan, schedule, and track maintenance work across facilities, factories, and equipment fleets.
It was one of the earlier CMMS providers to move to a fully web-based, SaaS delivery model, and today serves organizations ranging from single-site facilities teams to large multi-site manufacturers coordinating maintenance across many locations from one system.
eMaint covers the core CMMS workflow: work order creation and tracking, preventive maintenance scheduling, asset and equipment records, parts and inventory management, and reporting on maintenance costs and downtime. It also supports predictive and condition-based maintenance workflows for teams pairing the software with sensor or condition-monitoring data.
Additional capabilities include interactive floor plans for visualizing assets by location, multi-site management for coordinating maintenance across several facilities in one account, ERP integration, calibration management for regulated industries, and native mobile apps (branded eMaint X5 / Fluke Mobile) for iOS and Android that let technicians complete work orders offline in the field and sync once reconnected.
eMaint is priced per user per month across three published tiers. The Team tier starts around 69 dollars per user per month, aimed at smaller teams getting started with core CMMS functionality. The Professional tier runs roughly 85 dollars per user per month and adds more advanced scheduling, reporting, and integration options.
The Enterprise tier is priced around 120 dollars per user per month and is built for larger, multi-site organizations needing deeper configuration, ERP integration, and support. Team plans can be billed monthly or as a prepaid annual commitment, while Professional and Enterprise plans are generally sold as prepaid annual contracts; exact final pricing depends on user count and a sales quote.
eMaint is owned by Fluke Corporation, which acquired it in 2016; Fluke itself is a subsidiary of Fortive Corporation.
Pricing is per user per month: the Team tier starts around $69/user/month, Professional around $85/user/month, and Enterprise around $120/user/month, with final pricing depending on user count and contract terms.
Yes, eMaint offers native iOS and Android apps, also branded Fluke Mobile, that support offline work order completion, photo capture, and PM checklists synced once back online.
eMaint was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Marlton, New Jersey; it became part of Fluke Corporation in 2016.
It can be used by smaller teams, but its per-user enterprise pricing and feature depth are generally better suited to mid-market and larger organizations with more complex maintenance needs.
Yes, eMaint supports ERP integration along with calibration management features aimed at regulated industries.