Prices you can see
Limble's pricing page shows no figures, only a "Calculate my price" form (Limble pricing). FieldEx lists its per-user prices on the FieldEx Pricing page.
For teams whose maintenance work now includes customers' equipment: portals, quotations, contracts and service levels compared, with each Limble claim sourced.
Limble is a highly rated maintenance system built around your own locations, assets and maintenance team. FieldEx is a field service and asset management (FSM+CMMS) application. As a Limble alternative, it suits service businesses that maintain equipment for their customers, with quotations, customer contracts, service-level timers and a customer portal built in.
If you maintain your own plant and equipment in-house, Limble may be a better fit. FieldEx is for businesses that also service customers' equipment at their sites.
Limble organizes work around your own locations. FieldEx organizes it around customers, their sites and their contracts.
| FieldEx | Limble | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Service and maintenance for customers | In-house maintenance teams (Limble help) |
| Published prices | Yes, per user | No, a "Calculate my price" form instead (Limble pricing) |
| Setup fee | None | None for the core platform (Limble FAQs) |
| Customer portal | Jobs, equipment, upcoming maintenance and rescheduling | Work request portal by link or QR (Limble) |
| Customer quotations | Yes, with the customer's approval recorded | Not publicly documented |
| Support hours | Tickets and email around the clock | 24/7 (Limble help) |
Limble earns its reviews: strong support, no core setup fee, and solid maintenance planning for your own assets.
Support that reviewers rate. G2 reviewers give Limble 9.8 out of 10 for quality of support and 9.1 for ease of setup, across 696 reviews (G2). Support runs 24/7 (Limble help).
No core setup fee. Limble says there are "no set up or maintenance fees for the core Limble platform" (Limble FAQs).
Flexible PM schedules. Schedules run on time, units, thresholds, or time and usage together (Limble help).
Reliability metrics. Limble tracks MTBF and MTTR (Limble).
Teams move when the customer becomes part of the job: prices to plan around, quotations, contracts, service levels and reports the customer receives.
Limble's pricing page shows no figures, only a "Calculate my price" form (Limble pricing). FieldEx lists its per-user prices on the FieldEx Pricing page.
Limble divides access by location and organizes equipment with parent assets (Limble help). In FieldEx, a contract links a customer to the equipment it covers and the maintenance plans that apply for the contract term.
Limble's portal lets people submit requests through a link or QR code (Limble). The FieldEx portal also shows each customer their equipment, upcoming maintenance and job history, and lets them reschedule.
Bills and invoices in Limble are received against purchase orders from your vendors (Limble help). FieldEx sends customers branded quotations and records each approval (FieldEx Pricing).
For SLA reporting, Limble asks customers to "reach out to our team to talk through" what they need (Limble). FieldEx attaches an SLA package to each job, times each stage in business hours and alerts you when a job is at risk.
Limble prints a task summary or saves it as a PDF from the task (Limble help). FieldEx creates a branded completion report at sign-off and can send it automatically to the customer or anyone else.
On in-house maintenance, Limble and FieldEx are close. FieldEx goes further wherever a customer is involved.
Details: Limble's resource planning shows each person's hours and time off while you plan, and a requester's answers can route a request to a named person. FieldEx applies its assignment rules as each job is created.
| Capability | FieldEx | Limble |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic assignment | Matched on skills, zone and availability, then nearest and least busy | Requests go to a set user, role or team (Limble help) |
| Shifts and leave | Technicians on leave or off shift are skipped automatically | PTO exceptions in resource planning (Limble help) |
| When no one matches | Backup groups tried in order, sharing jobs fairly | Not publicly documented |
| Visual scheduler | Drag-and-drop board with a backlog of unassigned jobs | Resource planning board with drag and drop (Limble help) |
| Capability | FieldEx | Limble |
|---|---|---|
| Parent and child assets | Components linked to a parent installation | Parent-child hierarchies, with child data in reports (Limble help) |
| Assets by customer | Customers, sites and assets in one hierarchy | Assets organized by your locations (Limble help) |
| QR fault reporting | A scan creates an assigned work order | Requests by link or QR code (Limble) |
| Warranty | Warranty start and end dates on every asset | Custom date fields with reminders, such as warranty (Limble help) |
Details: Fixed calendar dates apply to time-based plans.
| Capability | FieldEx | Limble |
|---|---|---|
| Triggers | Dates, meter readings, or whichever comes first | Time, units, thresholds, or time and usage (Limble help) |
| Next due date | Fixed calendar, or floating from the last completion | Regular intervals, or recalculated on completion (Limble help) |
| Site and recurring plans | Plans for whole sites, plus recurring jobs | Several schedules on one PM (Limble help) |
| Creating the work | Work orders created automatically ahead of the due date | PMs created a set number of days early (Limble help) |
| Capability | FieldEx | Limble |
|---|---|---|
| Certifications | Recurring certifications per asset, with reminders | Not publicly documented |
| Service documents | Branded PDFs generated automatically by job type and status | Task printouts and PDFs, with your logo (Limble help) |
| Follow-up work | Checklist answers raise follow-up jobs and update asset status | A Start WO instruction raises a follow-up work order (Limble help) |
| Capability | FieldEx | Limble |
|---|---|---|
| Contracts | Customer contracts covering assets and maintenance plans | Not publicly documented |
| SLA tracking | Multi-stage timers with at-risk and violation alerts | SLA reporting discussed with Limble's team (Limble) |
| Quotations | Branded customer quotations, with approval recorded | Not publicly documented |
| Capability | FieldEx | Limble |
|---|---|---|
| Stock by holder | Each technician's stock, with a full movement history | Parts held per location (Limble help) |
| Transfers | Requests and transfers with multi-level approval | Transfers between locations (Limble help) |
| Parts on the job | Parts fitted are deducted from the technician's stock | Parts used on a task removed from inventory (Limble help) |
| Capability | FieldEx | Limble |
|---|---|---|
| Reliability | MTBF, MTTR, downtime and utilization per asset | MTBF and MTTR tracking (Limble) |
| Reports | Report tables you filter, group, export and schedule by email | Custom dashboards, exports and PDF downloads (Limble help) |
| Capability | FieldEx | Limble |
|---|---|---|
| Customer portal | Jobs, equipment, upcoming maintenance and rescheduling | Work request submission (Limble) |
| Access control | Permission profiles, plus a hierarchy limiting what teams see | Location-based roles (Limble help) |
Limble details come from its help center and product pages, checked 14 Oct 2026. "Not publicly documented" means we found no mention there. FieldEx details come from its product documentation and FieldEx Pricing.
More on these FieldEx features: Service Requests and Customer Portal, Service Contracts and SLAs, Scheduling and Dispatch, Compliance and Documentation.
Plan on a sales conversation for the price, and a separate conversation about SLA reporting.
With FieldEx, quotations, contracts, SLA timers and the customer portal come in the same product, with setup and training included.
Limble doesn't publish its prices, so a cost comparison isn't possible.
FieldEx's per-user prices are on the FieldEx Pricing page, and larger teams get volume discounts.
Limble charges no setup fee for its core platform (Limble FAQs), and neither does FieldEx. FieldEx also includes onboarding and training. The difference is what you need on top: with FieldEx, quotations, contracts and service levels are already in the product.
Tip: ask Limble for a written quote for the same users, and compare it with a FieldEx quote.
Both vendors help you set up. G2 reviewers report about two months for Limble.
G2 reviewers report an average of 2 months to implement Limble and rate its ease of setup 9.1 out of 10 (G2).
Once we know your requirements and your data is ready, FieldEx can be implemented in as little as a week with standard features for small businesses. Larger setups and custom work take longer. Customers, sites, equipment and job history can be uploaded. FieldEx helps with setup, and training is included. You can begin with one customer group (FieldEx Implementation).
Limble's terms come with your quote. FieldEx terms are published.
prices and billing terms are set out in a quote (Limble pricing).
Choose monthly or annual billing, with no minimum term and no notice period: you simply don't renew when your term ends. Annual billing costs less than monthly.
Both apps put the work on the phone. FieldEx is set up for visits to a customer's site.
Limble's new mobile app covers tasks, QR codes, assets, parts and work request approval (Limble help).
In the FieldEx app (Android and iOS), technicians:
FieldEx customers work in 16 countries. Onboarding runs online anywhere, with in-person help in Singapore and Malaysia.
16 countries served
Online training wherever you are
On-site support in Singapore and Malaysia
FieldEx takes tickets and email at any time of day, and its in-app AI assistant answers questions while you set up (FieldEx Implementation). Rename fields and labels to match how your team talks. Limble support also runs 24/7 (Limble help).
Export your assets from Limble, add your customers and contracts, then go live in five steps.
More on moving systems: CMMS System Replacement. Still choosing? Read FSM vs CMMS. Then see our CMMS Software guide.
Export your assets. Limble's Manage Assets page has an Import/Export menu (Limble help).
Map your customers. In a requirements session, FieldEx links your assets to customers, sites and contracts, and says early if FieldEx isn't the right fit.
Upload your records. Customers, sites, equipment and job history can be uploaded.
Build quotations and reports. Quotation and completion report templates are set for each job type.
Train and go live, one customer group at a time (FieldEx Implementation).
Limble is a strong, well-supported choice for teams maintaining their own equipment. FieldEx is for service businesses that manage customers, their sites and contracts. Quotations, service levels and a portal come with published prices and setup included.
Book a demo with one of your customer contracts to see the fit.
Often because they now maintain equipment for customers and need quotations, contracts, service levels and a customer portal.
No comparison is possible, because Limble doesn't publish its prices. FieldEx lists its prices openly, discounts for volume, and charges nothing for setup or training.
Limble says there is no setup or maintenance fee for its core platform. FieldEx has no setup fee either.
Yes. Plans run on dates, meter readings or both.
There's no setup fee. Once we know your requirements and your data is ready, FieldEx can be implemented in as little as a week with standard features for small businesses. Larger setups and custom work take longer. Custom workflows and integrations are quoted separately.
FieldEx can connect to any open system through REST APIs and has connectors for QuickBooks and Xero.
FieldEx wrote this comparison. Every Limble statement links to Limble's own pages or to G2.