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Head-to-head comparison

AssetLab vs Click Maint

Compare two Canadian-made CMMS platforms. AssetLab provides FCI tracking, strategic capital planning, and risk assessment alongside CMMS. Click Maint focuses on simple, affordable work order and maintenance management.

An honest, side-by-side comparison to help you choose the right platform.

The short answer

Which one fits your team?

Choose AssetLab if you need

  • Organizations that need strategic capital planning alongside CMMS
  • Teams that require FCI tracking and long-term replacement forecasting
  • Facilities teams that need risk-based asset prioritization
  • Organizations managing contracts and capital projects alongside maintenance
  • Teams that will outgrow a simple CMMS and need lifecycle management

Consider Click Maint if you need

  • Non-profit organizations seeking affordable maintenance management
  • Small manufacturing facilities needing simple work order tracking
  • Religious institutions and faith-based organizations
  • Teams that prioritize ease of use and fast onboarding above all else
  • Businesses that do not need capital planning or FCI tracking

Feature by feature

Where they overlap, and where they part

11

In both

6

Only in AssetLab

0

With caveats in Click Maint

0

Only in Click Maint

Both platforms cover

  • Work Order Management
  • Preventive Maintenance
  • Asset Management
  • Parts & Inventory
  • Mobile App
  • QR Code Scanning
  • Multi-site Management
  • Vendor Management
  • Reporting & Analytics
  • PIPEDA Aligned
  • Request Portal

Where they differ

Feature comparison between AssetLab and Click Maint
FeatureAssetLabClick Maint
Contract ManagementIncludedNot available
Project ManagementEnterprise plan or add-onNot available
Strategic Capital Planning360 & Enterprise plansNot available
FCI Tracking & Forecasting360 & Enterprise plansNot available
Risk Assessment (LoF × CoF)360 & Enterprise plansNot available
20+ Year Replacement Forecasting360 & Enterprise plansNot available
Custom Report Builder360 & Enterprise plansLimited
REST API & MCPEnterprise plan or add-onIncluded
Asset Lifecycle Management360 & Enterprise plansBasic

Pricing

What each one costs

AssetLab

AssetLab CMMS
From $45 CAD/user/month
AssetLab 360
$65 CAD/user/month
Free Trial
Yes - no credit card

All prices in CAD. Free trial available.

Click Maint

Per User
$48 CAD/user/month
Free Trial
Yes - no credit card

Click Maint pricing is $48 CAD per user per month. Canadian billing with simple, transparent pricing but without strategic planning features.

Why teams choose AssetLab

Where AssetLab goes further than Click Maint

Strategic Capital Planning

Build defensible capital plans with risk-based prioritization, budget scenarios, and replacement forecasting, which Click Maint does not offer.

FCI Tracking & Forecasting

Track Facility Condition Index at portfolio, site, building, and system levels with 20+ year forecasting. Not available in Click Maint.

Risk Assessment (LoF × CoF)

Quantify risk with Likelihood of Failure × Consequence of Failure scoring to prioritize maintenance and capital spending objectively.

Contract & Project Management

Track contracts, expiration dates, renewal terms, and manage capital projects with budget tracking and milestone management.

Full Asset Lifecycle Management

Manage assets from acquisition through disposal with comprehensive lifecycle tracking, condition monitoring, and replacement planning.

Transparent, Published Pricing

AssetLab publishes its CAD pricing openly: three plans, with a few Enterprise capabilities (projects, API keys, SSO) also sold as add-ons. Any implementation work is quoted up front.

Next step

See it with your own assets

Start a free trial and load a few of your own assets. You will know within an afternoon whether AssetLab fits better than Click Maint.

No credit card required

AssetLab wrote this comparison, so read it knowing who it comes from. Competitor details are taken from each vendor's public website and documentation and can change without notice. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.

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