Overall Equipment Effectiveness Software
TeepTrak: OEE and Production Monitoring Software
teeptrak.com · checked 15 Oct 2026
TeepTrak helps factories see OEE, production activity, quality checks and losses as they happen.
How it plugs in
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Manufacturers can use TeepTrak to view equipment performance, downtime, quality checks, cycle times and process conditions in real time. Its modules cover machine and manual lines, with plant-level comparison and APIs for business systems. A free pilot is available, while ongoing subscription pricing requires a sales offer.
Review
In a line
For manufacturing teams, TeepTrak combines live OEE measurement, production tracking and loss analysis in an industrial software platform. TeepTrak says François Coulloudon started the company in 2014, and its headquarters are in Paris, France.
What it does
PerfTrak records stops, slow cycles and micro-stops automatically, calculates OEE and gives operators a way to classify causes. QualTrak turns shop-floor quality checks and self-inspections into digital, traceable records, with alerts when checks fail.
PaceTrak measures manual and assembly-line cycle times against takt targets and points out bottleneck stations. ProcessTrak watches temperature, pressure, speed and flow, then alerts users when values drift and keeps batch history.
MoniTrak brings OEE and production measures from several plants together for comparison. The platform supports live monitoring, downtime tracking, loss analysis and quality tracking.
How it connects
TeepTrak can receive data from non-intrusive sensors, PLC signals or read-only OPC UA without changing PLC programs. The maker says a machine can generally be connected in under one hour without stopping production.
Dedicated APIs expose OEE, downtime, production and other module data for ERP systems, data lakes, historians and business-intelligence tools. TeepTrak says these interfaces can send information to or work with SAP, Oracle and Power BI. Customer production data remains the customer's property and can be exported.
It runs on Android, iOS, the web and through an API. The Apple app requires iOS 11 or later and supports iPhone and iPod touch. TeepTrak is not open source. European customer infrastructure uses dedicated OVH servers in France, with backups on isolated infrastructure.
Good fit
TeepTrak presents the platform for manufacturers ranging from SMEs to large groups and highlights plant leaders and operations directors as users. It covers equipment, manual workstations, quality checks and process conditions in one platform.
It is a practical fit when a team needs live OEE, categorized downtime, cycle-time guidance, traceable inspections or comparisons across plants. A overall equipment effectiveness software category can help place it among similar tools.
Watch for
Ongoing subscription pricing is not published, so buyers must request an offer and confirm the minimum subscription duration. The free options are pilots rather than a stated permanent full product plan.
Check that your machines expose one of the listed protocols or can use the supported sensors. The maker describes the machine connection as read-only and says TeepTrak does not write to machines or PLCs.
TeepTrak says its service aligns with GDPR and CCPA, uses OEE methodology built to ISO 22400-2 and produces reports ready for ISO 9001 and customer audits. Confirm these claims against your own compliance requirements.
Pricing
TeepTrak is a paid service with pricing on request. TeepTrak offers a free, engineer-supported guided pilot lasting 60 days on one line. The customer pays nothing if the pilot does not find at least 10% in hidden losses; the pilot includes a signed baseline, weekly reviews and a decision date.
The Pilot (Single Line) plan is free, billed per month, for one production line with unlimited users. It includes real-time OEE, downtime categorization, loss Pareto, takt targets, alerts and a baseline/ROI report.
The TeepTrak subscription is priced on request. Price and the minimum subscription duration are provided in an offer after direct or telephone sales contact.
Verdict
Choose TeepTrak if your manufacturing team wants one system for equipment efficiency, manual-line pacing, quality records and process drift alerts, with data feeds into business software. Its read-only connection approach may help reduce changes to existing controls.
TeepTrak is less suitable when you need published subscription rates, open-source software or a non-manufacturing use case.
Our take
TeepTrak is aimed at factories that need measurable production losses, not general project tracking. Its modules cover machine downtime, manual cycle times, quality checks, process conditions and multi-plant views, while APIs connect those records to enterprise and analytics systems. The free single-line pilots lower the initial commitment, but continued use requires a sales quote and a stated minimum term. Confirm protocol compatibility, mobile requirements and compliance needs before selecting it.
- Live OEE, downtime and loss analysis
- Quality checks include alerts and audit traceability
- Broad machine connectivity with read-only links
- APIs can connect factory data with SAP, Oracle and Power BI
- Free guided and single-line pilot options
- Subscription cost and minimum duration are supplied through sales
- Built for manufacturing operations rather than general business use
- No open-source code
- Apple app requires iOS 11 or later
- Pick it ifManufacturers tracking OEE, downtime and production losses; Plant leaders needing quality, process and multi-site views; Teams connecting factory data to ERP or BI tools
- Skip it ifYou need published long-term pricing before contacting sales; You require open-source software; Your work is outside manufacturing production
Pricing
The 60-Day Guided Pilot and Pilot (Single Line) are free. The single-line plan is billed per month. The standard TeepTrak subscription requires payment, with price and minimum duration supplied on request.
- 60-Day Guided Pilotone pilot line · guided by a TeepTrak engineer · no payment if at least 10% hidden losses are not foundFree
- Pilot (Single Line)per month · one production line · unlimited users · real-time OEE · downtime categorization · loss Pareto · takt targets · alerts · baseline/ROI reportFree
- TeepTrak subscriptionPrice and minimum subscription duration provided in an offer during a direct or telephone sales conversationOn request
As teeptrak.com lists them, checked 15 Oct 2026.
Questions
Does TeepTrak have a free plan?
Yes. It lists a free 60-Day Guided Pilot and a free Pilot (Single Line), billed per month. The standard TeepTrak subscription requires payment and is priced on request.
Which machines can TeepTrak connect to?
The maker says machines of any age or brand may connect through non-intrusive sensors or read-only OPC UA without PLC changes. Listed protocols include MQTT, Modbus, PROFINET and others.
Does TeepTrak connect to SAP or Power BI?
Yes. Dedicated APIs expose OEE, downtime, production and other module data; TeepTrak says these interfaces can integrate with or export data to SAP, Oracle and Power BI.
What does TeepTrak monitor?
PerfTrak covers stops, slow cycles and OEE; QualTrak handles quality checks; PaceTrak measures manual cycle times; ProcessTrak watches process parameters; MoniTrak compares plants.
Is TeepTrak open source?
No. TeepTrak is proprietary software. It runs on Android, iOS, the web and through an API.
How long does a machine installation take?
TeepTrak states that a machine can generally be connected in under one hour without stopping production.
