
UpKeep, headquartered in Los Angeles, is an AI-first, mobile-based CMMS/asset operations management platform used by maintenance and reliability.
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Founded in 2015 by CEO Ryan Chan, UpKeep serves over 4,000 companies with a central command center for work orders, assets, and maintenance scheduling.
UpKeep, headquartered in Los Angeles, is an AI-first, mobile-based CMMS/asset operations management platform used by maintenance and reliability teams across manufacturing, facilities, and industrial sectors, including aviation MRO shops. Founded in 2015 by CEO Ryan Chan, UpKeep serves over 4,000 companies with a central command center for work orders, assets, and maintenance scheduling.
UpKeep is a mobile first CMMS and asset operations platform headquartered in Los Angeles, founded in 2015 by CEO Ryan Chan. The core platform covers work orders, preventive maintenance scheduling, asset tracking and parts inventory, with additional products for safety and EHS, training (Learn), IoT condition monitoring (Edge) and fleet maintenance. Pricing is published and per user, starting at 24 USD per user per month for Essential and 55 USD for Premium, with custom quotes above that and a free trial requiring no credit card. UpKeep reports more than 4,000 customer companies, with named references including Unilever, PepsiCo, Chevron, Caterpillar, Yamaha, McDonald's and Marriott. It has no aviation specific module or published aviation customer, so it fits ground support equipment, facilities and shop asset maintenance rather than aircraft continuing airworthiness.
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