Choose the MAS hosting plan that fits.
Compare dedicated Maximo Application Suite hosting paths built around your size, modules, availability needs, support model, and long-term MAS roadmap.
Start with the environment your team actually needs.
The right MAS hosting plan depends on your user count, modules, availability requirements, support model, and how much operational complexity your team wants to manage.
MAS Single
A cost-effective Single Node OpenShift path for smaller teams and fast MAS adoption.
- Single Node OpenShift environment
- Manage, Health, and Mobile use cases
- Great for pilots, trials, and lighter production needs
- Lower operational overhead
MAS Cluster
A dedicated cluster for larger teams, broader MAS usage, and scalable production environments.
- Dedicated MAS cluster
- Supports broader MAS module usage
- Better fit for larger production teams
- Designed for scalability and reliability
MAS HCP Cluster
An alternative MAS deployment architecture for organizations with specific operational, platform-management, or governance requirements.
- Hosted control plane approach
- Alternative MAS deployment model
- Good fit for larger or more complex environments
- Supports stronger operational separation
Most customers are best served by a standard MAS Cluster deployment. HCP environments are typically selected only when specific hosted-control-plane requirements exist.
Not sure which plan is right?
Choosing a MAS hosting plan should not start with a spec sheet. It should start with how your Maximo team works, what modules you need, how many users rely on the system, and how much control your organization expects.
We’ll help evaluate:
- Concurrent user count
- MAS modules and roadmap
- Production, test, and development needs
- Availability and recovery expectations
- Integration and connectivity requirements
- Support model and consultant involvement
High-level MAS hosting comparison.
Every plan is built around real MAS operations.
Private MAS Environment
Run MAS in a dedicated architecture designed for control, performance, and operational flexibility.
Provisioning Support
Move from plan selection to a working MAS environment without unnecessary delays.
BYOL Support
Bring your own IBM licensing and use the hosting path that best fits your organization.
BYOC Flexibility
Keep working with your existing Maximo consultant or use MaxStack support where needed.
Integration Readiness
Plan for connectivity with ERP, GIS, reporting tools, internal systems, and AI workflows.
Upgrade Path
Use hosting as part of your Maximo 7.6 to MAS migration strategy.
Plans are only useful if they match your operating model.
Some teams need the fastest low-friction MAS path. Others need dedicated production scale, deeper availability planning, more integrations, or a more formal enterprise architecture.
The right plan depends on:
- How many users rely on Maximo daily
- Whether you need multiple MAS modules
- How critical downtime is to operations
- Whether integrations are simple or complex
- Who will support the application after go-live
- How much growth you expect over time
Quickly narrow the fit.
Your hosting plan can connect to the rest of your Maximo roadmap.
Hosting plans often connect directly to migration, support, integrations, AI, and consulting decisions. The plan is not the end goal — it is the foundation for how your team runs MAS.
Hosting Plans FAQ
Find the MAS hosting plan that fits your team.
Whether you need a fast starting point, a scalable production cluster, or an enterprise-oriented architecture, MaxStack can help you choose the right path.