How Much Does ServiceMax Cost in 2026?

ServiceMax costs about $125 per user per month in 2026 as a middle estimate, with outside sources reporting $59 per user per month at the low end and $300 or more at the high end. ServiceMax is made by PTC and it does not publish a price list. G2 says to contact the company, and says there is no free trial. So every number here is an outside estimate. Nobody outside the company can give you one exact price. ServiceMax is big company software. It is built for service teams that fix machines, medical gear, and other costly equipment. It is not a small shop tool. That is why the numbers are higher and the setup is bigger. Here is what the sources say. ITQlick says ServiceMax starts at $59 per user per month. For 10 users, it says the yearly license runs $7,080 to $15,000 or more. ERP Research says industry estimates put a 10 technician rollout at roughly $15,000 to $25,000 per year in license fees, before setup costs. RFP.wiki says smaller packages run $59 to $135 per user per month, and broader enterprise packages run about $150 to $300 or more. We use $125 as the typical figure. It is where the top of the ITQlick range, the bottom of the ERP Research range, and the top of the small package range all meet. The license is not the whole bill. ITQlick and CostBench both say setup costs $10,000 to $50,000 or more for small and mid sized firms. For large firms, it says $50,000 to $200,000 or more. They also say yearly support contracts are reported at 18 to 22 percent of license fees. G2 says the average rollout takes about 6 months. Please remember these are third party estimates and not ServiceMax prices. Your own quote can come back much higher or lower. G2 also shows an average discount of 13 percent, so there is room to bargain. FeeGuides.com is not linked to ServiceMax.