FRACTTAL

FRACTTAL provides an AI-powered, cloud-based platform for maintenance and physical asset management. The company was founded in 2014 by CEO Christian Struve and CTO Alejandro Perez and is headquartered in Madrid, Spain, after initially being based in Chile. The founders identified a gap in the market where maintenance management was reliant on outdated systems and spreadsheets, creating an opportunity for a more accessible and efficient solution for companies of all sizes. Struve's background in technology and experience with over 300 maintenance optimization projects, combined with Perez's experience as a user of maintenance services, informed the development of Fracttal.

The company's core offering is Fracttal One, a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) and Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) software. This platform centralizes maintenance operations, allowing clients to manage work orders, plan preventive maintenance, track assets, and monitor performance through customizable dashboards. Fracttal One integrates AI, IoT device data, and proprietary sensors (Fracttal Sense) to enable predictive maintenance, helping to anticipate failures and reduce downtime. The software is designed to be mobile-first, allowing teams to manage tasks and access data from any location, even offline. It can be integrated with other enterprise systems like ERPs and SCADAs.

Fracttal operates on a SaaS business model, offering its software through different pricing tiers, including a free version and custom plans for professional and enterprise clients. This flexible pricing model aims to make the technology accessible to a wide range of businesses, from small companies to large multinational corporations. The company serves over 1,500 clients in more than 60 countries across various industries, including manufacturing, utilities, healthcare, and facility management. Notable clients include Coca-Cola, FedEx, Unilever, Iberostar, and Acciona. The platform manages over 20 million registered assets.

Fracttal has raised a total of $52.3M over six funding rounds. A significant Series C funding round in January 2026 raised $35 million, led by Riverwood Capital, with participation from existing investors like Seaya Ventures, Kayyak Ventures, and GoHub. This capital is intended to accelerate product development, particularly in AI capabilities, and to fund international expansion in markets such as Brazil, Mexico, Spain, and France.

Keywords: predictive maintenance, asset management, CMMS, EAM, maintenance software, IoT integration, AI maintenance, cloud-based software, work order management, preventive maintenance, asset tracking, mobile maintenance, facility management, manufacturing maintenance, maintenance KPIs, industrial IoT, sensor technology, enterprise asset management, SaaS, maintenance automation