Tiers Overview

Compare Core, Starter, Business, Enterprise and On-Premise

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FreeMaint has 4 cloud tiers (Core, Starter, Business, Enterprise) plus an On-Premise option for air-gapped or compliance-driven deployments. All cloud tiers are flat-fee per company — no per-user tax.

Core (Free forever)

$0/month. Unlimited users, assets, work orders, preventive maintenance, mobile app, requests, team chat. 1 GB storage. Includes FreeMee AI — chatbot, photo diagnosis, voice transcription, failure analysis, predictive — with a 100-credit monthly allowance. Available to anyone, no time limit.

Starter ($29/mo)

Adds Vendors, Customers, Purchase Orders, full HSE module, LOTO advanced, Meters with PM triggers, workflow engine (5 automations cap), webhooks (100/day cap), a 5× FreeMee AI allowance (500 credits/month), PDF/Excel export, 5 GB storage.

Business ($99/mo)

Adds Contracts, Projects, Shutdowns, Task templates, Custom fields, E-signature, unlimited workflow + webhooks, GraphQL API (5,000 calls/day, read AND write mutations), advanced analytics & consolidated reports, Custom dashboards, OEE / TPM tracking (Six Big Losses), scheduled backups, full audit logs, priority in-app support, 50 GB storage.

Enterprise ($299/mo)

Adds SSO/SAML/SCIM, Slack/Teams integrations, HIPAA/ISO/GMP compliance, white-label, floor plans, API 100,000 calls/day, unlimited storage, priority in-app support. Coming soon: multi-company roll-up and anonymised industry benchmarking (multiple sites are already free on every plan). Unlimited storage is subject to fair use.

On-Premise (new deployments paused)

Self-hosted in your own infrastructure. Air-gapped, full data sovereignty, no per-user counter, no asset cap. Designed for compliance-heavy industries (defense, healthcare, regulated manufacturing).

Tip

Most teams start on Core to learn the product, then upgrade to Starter or Business when they need vendors or contracts. No data migration is required — same account, more features.

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