Opmaint keeps yourfarm oversightwithout the headaches

Because adoption is the product. Per-seat vendors profit when your bill grows with your team; we profit when your whole plant uses the system, stays for years, and adds sites. Different bet, better incentives.

No. What is in the plan today stays in the plan. We add to it rather than carving it up, and any new module that carries a real cost to run is priced separately and clearly.

Everyone does, so judge it on the one that matters: an operator standing at a combine in the middle of a block, gloves on. They scan the QR on the machine, the service history and the checklist are already there, and the job closes on the phone — no login hunt, no training day. It works with no signal and syncs when they get back to the yard.

Two weeks, and we do the work. You send the export, we map assets, PM schedules and history, then both systems run side by side for a week before you cancel the old one.

Then you pay for the site, and the three of them get the whole platform — the same one a fifty-person team gets. Per-site pricing is at its most useful for a small crew: nothing is withheld because the headcount is low, and taking on seasonal hands at harvest costs nothing.

No, but there is a full trial with your own machines and service history loaded, so you are evaluating your own fleet rather than a sandbox. No card up front.