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Hippo CMMS Is Discontinued. Here's Your Alternative.

Hippo CMMS was retired as a standalone product in 2025, and its remaining customers are being directed to migrate to Eptura Asset. Since you have to move your data somewhere anyway, it's the right moment to re-evaluate - especially if you originally chose Hippo for its Canadian roots.

AssetLab is a Canadian-built platform with full asset lifecycle management, FCI tracking, PIPEDA-aligned privacy practices, and transparent published CAD pricing.

After the retirement

What Hippo's retirement means for its users

Every remaining Hippo customer now faces a migration. These are the factors former Hippo users weigh when choosing where to go. AssetLab combines CMMS with full asset lifecycle management, and strategic capital planning in one platform.

How AssetLab solves these problems

  • 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.

  • Transparent Pricing

    AssetLab CMMS from $45 and AssetLab 360 (FCI and capital planning) at $65 CAD per user per month, both published - no "contact for quote" gatekeeping on those plans. See exactly what you pay before you commit.

  • FCI Tracking & Forecasting

    Track Facility Condition Index across your entire portfolio. Forecast replacement costs over 20+ years and build defensible capital plans backed by real asset data.

  • 20-Year Capital Planning

    Plan capital expenditures over 20+ years with replacement forecasting, budget scenario modeling, and prioritization based on risk and condition data.

  • Comprehensive Reporting Built In

    On AssetLab 360, a custom report builder across 30 data sources with CSV and Excel export, alongside live dashboards. No external BI tools required.

  • Clear Product Roadmap

    AssetLab is purpose-built for Canadian asset management. A single product with a focused roadmap - no acquisition uncertainty, no platform consolidation risk, no competing priorities.

What Hippo users face

  • The Product Is Retired

    Hippo CMMS was retired as a standalone product in 2025. Its features were folded into Eptura Asset, and remaining Hippo customers are being directed to migrate. Staying put is not an option - the only question is where you land.

  • No Longer a Canadian Vendor

    Hippo CMMS was originally a Canadian company based in Vancouver. After the Eptura acquisition, the product is owned by a US company headquartered in Atlanta. Buyers who picked Hippo for its Canadian roots will want to recheck hosting and contract terms with Eptura.

  • No Published Pricing to Compare

    Hippo's old Lite, Plus, and Pro tiers were quote-only, and Eptura Asset - the migration path - is also priced by custom quote. There is still no way to evaluate what the move will cost without a sales process.

  • No FCI Tracking

    Hippo CMMS does not offer Facility Condition Index tracking or forecasting. Facilities teams cannot calculate building condition scores, track portfolio-wide FCI trends, or build defensible capital plans from asset data.

  • No Capital Planning Tools

    There are no built-in tools for strategic capital planning, replacement forecasting, or long-term budget modeling. Organizations managing multi-year capital programs need separate tools or spreadsheets.

  • Limited Reporting Capabilities

    Reporting in Hippo is basic compared to modern CMMS platforms. Custom report building and advanced analytics require workarounds or third-party integrations.

  • A Forced Migration Either Way

    Moving from Hippo to Eptura Asset is still a migration - new interface, new workflows, retraining, and data transfer. If you have to do that work regardless, it is worth comparing destinations first.

Feature by feature

Feature comparison

7

In both

9

Only in AssetLab

3

With caveats in Hippo CMMS (Retired)

0

Only in Hippo CMMS (Retired)

Both platforms cover

  • Work Order Management
  • Preventive Maintenance
  • Asset Management
  • QR Code Scanning
  • Parts & Inventory
  • Multi-site Management
  • Mobile App

Where they differ

Feature comparison between AssetLab and Hippo CMMS (Retired)
FeatureAssetLabHippo CMMS (Retired)
Custom Report Builder360 & Enterprise plansNot available
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 x CoF)360 & Enterprise plansNot available
20+ Year Replacement Forecasting360 & Enterprise plansNot available
Uniformat ClassificationIncludedNot available
Transparent Published PricingPublished for CMMS & 360Not available
Reporting & AnalyticsIncludedBasic
Vendor ManagementIncludedBasic
PIPEDA AlignedIncludedUncertain
REST API & MCPEnterprise plan or add-onLimited

Pricing

Hippo CMMS pricing vs AssetLab

Searching for Hippo CMMS pricing? There isn't any - Hippo is no longer sold. Its historical Lite, Plus, and Pro tiers were always quote-only, and Eptura Asset, the product Hippo customers are migrated to, is also priced by custom quote. AssetLab publishes its plans: CMMS at $45 and 360 at $65 CAD per user per month, with Enterprise quoted for SSO, API, and GIS needs.

AssetLab pricing

Per User
From $45 CAD/user/month
Free Trial
Yes - no credit card
Published Plans
Yes

All prices in CAD. CMMS and 360 are published; Enterprise is quoted.

Hippo CMMS pricing (discontinued)

New purchases
No longer available
Former tiers
Lite / Plus / Pro - were quote-only
Migration path
Eptura Asset
Eptura Asset pricing
Custom quote only

Hippo CMMS was retired as a standalone product in 2025. Neither Hippo historically nor Eptura Asset today publishes pricing.

AssetLab differentiators

AssetLab differentiators

Capabilities that Hippo CMMS does not offer:

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.

FCI Tracking & Forecasting

Calculate and track Facility Condition Index across your portfolio. Forecast replacement costs over 20+ years. Build defensible capital budgets backed by asset data.

Transparent Published Pricing

AssetLab CMMS from $45 and AssetLab 360 at $65 CAD per user per month - published, predictable CAD pricing. No sales calls required to learn what those plans cost; only Enterprise is quoted.

20-Year Capital Planning

Plan capital expenditures over 20+ years with replacement forecasting, budget scenario modeling, and prioritization based on risk and condition data.

Risk Assessment (LoF x CoF)

Score assets using Likelihood of Failure x Consequence of Failure matrix. Multi-dimensional impact assessment for objective capital investment prioritization.

Contract & Vendor Management

Manage vendor relationships, track contract expiration dates, and link purchase orders directly to assets - all in one platform.

Fit

Who is AssetLab best for?

  • Organizations that chose Hippo for its Canadian roots and want a Canadian-owned vendor
  • Facilities teams that need FCI tracking and 20-year capital replacement forecasting
  • Teams frustrated by opaque pricing who want predictable, transparent costs
  • Organizations managing vendors, contracts, and external service providers
  • Public sector, healthcare, and education requiring PIPEDA-aligned privacy practices
  • Multi-site portfolios requiring centralized strategic planning and reporting

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What happened to Hippo CMMS?

Hippo CMMS was acquired by iOFFICE in 2019, became part of Eptura in the 2022 merger, and was retired as a standalone product in 2025. Its features were folded into Eptura Asset, and remaining Hippo customers are being directed to migrate there. Along the way, headquarters moved from Vancouver, Canada to Atlanta, USA, so it is no longer a Canadian vendor.

How much does Hippo CMMS cost?

Hippo CMMS is no longer sold, so there is no current Hippo pricing. Historically its Lite, Plus, and Pro tiers were quote-only - rates were never published. Eptura Asset, the product Hippo customers are migrated to, is also priced by custom quote. By comparison, AssetLab publishes its pricing: CMMS at $45 and 360 at $65 CAD per user per month.

Is it difficult to switch from Hippo to AssetLab?

No - and since Hippo's retirement forces a migration anyway, the switching effort is sunk either way. You export your assets, work orders, and maintenance history from Hippo and import them with the downloadable AssetLab onboarding workbook (Excel or CSV), with guided onboarding for larger imports. Done-for-you migration is also available as a paid service. A small asset base can be running within hours; larger imports take a few weeks with guided onboarding.

Does AssetLab keep data in Canada?

Customer Data - asset records, work orders, costs, documents, contracts, attachments and audit logs - is hosted in Canada (AWS ca-central-1, Montreal), together with its backups. Some supporting services process data in the United States; the Trust Center lists each one. AssetLab follows PIPEDA-aligned privacy practices.

How does AssetLab pricing compare to Hippo?

AssetLab CMMS is $45 and AssetLab 360 is $65 CAD per user per month, published on our pricing page; Enterprise is quoted. Hippo no longer publishes pricing and requires contacting sales for a quote. With AssetLab's published plans, you know what you are paying before you commit.

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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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