MaintainX Named to 2025 Forbes Cloud 100

A milestone for the future of maintenance and asset management

While supply chains keep shifting and skilled technicians are in short supply, one theme is constant: organizations that master operational efficiency will win. Today, we’re proud to share recognition that validates that focus. MaintainX has been named to the 2025 Forbes Cloud 100, the definitive ranking of the world’s top private cloud companies.

This honor reflects how maintenance, reliability, and operations teams are building more resilient plants and facilities on MaintainX—and why giving frontline workers modern, AI‑powered tools matters now more than ever.

Built for the physical world

When you implement a CMMS/EAM that touches every asset, every technician, and every workflow, you need a partner committed for the long haul. MaintainX is engineered for reliability at scale—from work orders and preventive maintenance to machine health, audits, and compliance—so teams can standardize best practices and capture institutional knowledge where work happens.

“MaintainX aligns with our objectives and values. From day one, they’ve been able to keep pace with us here at Cintas, which is very hard to do. MaintainX is innovative and nimble and they provide an intuitive solution to help take your reliability program to the next level. With our partnership, we’re building a data foundation that we can take advantage of for many years to come.” -Mark Bolen, VP of Quality & Engineering, Cintas

We earn this trust by walking factory floors, listening to technicians and supervisors, and shipping pragmatic features that work in real industrial environments.

Why the Cloud 100 recognition matters

The Cloud 100 highlights private companies demonstrating market leadership, durable growth, and culture. For MaintainX customers, being on this list signals:

• Stability and scale for mission‑critical operations
• Pace of product innovation that keeps teams a step ahead
• People‑first culture aligned with safety, reliability, and continuous improvement

"For the last decade, the Forbes Cloud 100 list has recognized the most innovative private cloud companies in the world, and this year’s standouts are among the most impressive we’ve ever seen.” - Richard Nieva, the Forbes editor of the Cloud 100

AI that captures expertise and puts it to work

As veteran technicians retire, the knowledge gap grows. MaintainX’s AI tools help teams:

• Turn tribal knowledge into step‑by‑step procedures
• Auto‑generate and improve job plans, checklists, and PMs
• Surface likely root causes and recommended next steps—right inside the work order

Customers like Jeremiah Dotson at Amfab Steel say MaintainX’s AI CoPilot feels like having an expert available 24/7.

Momentum that benefits customers

Our recent $150M Series D investment strengthens our ability to deliver the most user‑friendly, powerful maintenance and asset management platform on the market. We’re doubling down on the capabilities that matter most: uptime, safety, data integrity, and clarity of execution—so you can do more with the team you have.

“What I like about MaintainX is that your team is always learning. You’re not like, ‘This is our product, and this is it.’ You’re learning from us.” -Derrick Tuft, Maintenance Manager, Cardinal Glass

Thank you to our community

To our 12,000+ customers—the manufacturers, facilities teams, utilities, food and beverage plants, logistics networks, and more—your trust fuels our innovation. This recognition is proof that we’re building the future of maintenance and operational excellence together.

See the full Forbes Cloud 100 list here.

What’s next

We’ll keep listening to your feedback and delivering tools that keep your equipment running, your teams safe, and your operations data‑driven.

Book a demo to see how leading teams standardize maintenance with MaintainX.

About the Forbes Cloud 100

The Forbes Cloud 100 is produced by Forbes in partnership with Bessemer Venture Partners. Companies are evaluated on market leadership, estimated valuation, operating metrics, and people & culture, with input from an independent panel of public‑cloud CEOs.