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Head-to-head comparison

AssetLab vs Limble

Compare two modern CMMS platforms. AssetLab combines CMMS with full asset lifecycle management and strategic planning. Limble focuses on ease-of-use for maintenance teams.

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

  • CMMS + full asset lifecycle management + strategic planning in one platform
  • FCI tracking and 20-year capital replacement forecasting
  • Canadian organizations that want PIPEDA-aligned practices and CAD pricing
  • Contract and vendor management alongside maintenance
  • Risk-based capital planning with LoF × CoF assessment

Consider Limble if you need

  • Teams that prioritize ease of use above all else
  • Maintenance-focused teams that don’t need asset lifecycle or capital planning
  • Companies looking for the fastest possible CMMS implementation
  • Teams that only need core work order and PM management

Feature by feature

Where they overlap, and where they part

5

In both

9

Only in AssetLab

4

With caveats in Limble

1

Only in Limble

Both platforms cover

  • Work Order Management
  • Preventive Maintenance
  • Asset Management
  • Mobile App
  • QR Code Scanning

Where they differ

Feature comparison between AssetLab and Limble
FeatureAssetLabLimble
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 plansNot available
Asset Lifecycle Management360 & Enterprise plansNot available
PIPEDA AlignedIncludedNot available
Parts & InventoryIncludedPremium+ plan
Multi-site ManagementIncludedEnterprise only
Vendor ManagementIncludedPremium+ plan
Reporting & AnalyticsIncludedStandard+ plan
Free TierNot availableNot listed
REST API & MCPEnterprise plan or add-onPremium+ plan

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.

Limble

Standard
Quote / calculator
Premium+
Quote / calculator
Enterprise
Quote / calculator

Limble no longer publishes prices: each plan links to a price calculator, and no free plan is listed. Offline mode, the REST API, parts inventory and vendor and purchase order management require Premium+; multi-location tools and custom roles require Enterprise.

Limble pricing verified October 12, 2026 against their published pricing page. limble.com

Why teams choose AssetLab

Where AssetLab goes further than Limble

Full Asset Lifecycle

Manage assets from acquisition to disposal with depreciation tracking, TCO analysis, and lifecycle stage visualization, not just maintenance.

FCI & Strategic Planning

Track Facility Condition Index across portfolios, forecast replacement costs over 20 years, and build defensible capital plans.

Canadian-Owned, PIPEDA-Aligned

AssetLab is Canadian-owned and headquartered in Vancouver, follows PIPEDA-aligned privacy practices, prices in CAD and contracts under Canadian law. The Trust Center names where data is hosted and every service that processes it outside Canada.

Contract & Vendor Management

Manage vendor contracts, track expiration dates, and link purchase orders to assets, all built in.

Risk Assessment Framework

Score assets using Likelihood of Failure × Consequence of Failure matrix with multi-dimensional impact assessment.

Project Management

Plan and track capital projects with asset associations, budget tracking, and milestone management.

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 Limble.

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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