Click Maint
Work Order ManagementHTMwire assessment
Click Maint is an easy-to-use, cloud-based CMMS focused on fast implementation for small and mid-sized organizations. It manages work orders, preventive-maintenance scheduling, equipment tracking, and inventory, with QR-code asset tracking and a mobile app. It serves a broad facilities and maintenance market rather than HTM specifically, but lists a healthcare customer (Steer Medical) and offers the work-order and PM workflows that biomed teams need at an affordable price point.
Key Features
- ✓ Work-order creation and management
- ✓ Preventive-maintenance scheduling
- ✓ QR-code asset tracking and mobile app
- ✓ Fast implementation and 30-day free trial
What Sets Them Apart
Positions on ease of use and rapid go-live for SMBs, with a no-credit-card 30-day trial and a price calculator.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Click Maint?
Click Maint is a cloud-based CMMS built for small and mid-sized organizations. It handles work orders, preventive-maintenance scheduling, equipment tracking, and inventory, with QR-code asset tracking and a mobile app, and emphasizes fast implementation.
Does Click Maint serve healthcare or HTM departments?
Click Maint lists Steer Medical as a healthcare customer, but it is a partial HTM fit — broad healthcare/maintenance market, not HTM-specific. It is a general facilities CMMS without biomed-specific features such as medical-device PM libraries or TJC audit tooling, though its work-order and PM workflows can support HTM teams.
How much does Click Maint cost?
Click Maint uses subscription pricing and offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card required. It provides a price calculator for custom quotes rather than publishing fixed tiers on its homepage.
Is Click Maint easy to implement?
Yes. Click Maint markets itself as easy to use with rapid go-live, and was recognized by Capterra and Software Advice in 2026 for ease of use and value.
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