Competitor Comparison · June 2026

Infraspeak vs FAMA

An honest CMMS comparison for FM teams in Spain

4.7/5Capterra rating (140 reviews)
4.8/5Customer support (Capterra)
WeeksTime to go live
Intro

If you are evaluating CMMS or CAFM solutions for your organisation in Spain, both Infraspeak and FAMA have probably come up in your selection process. Both platforms operate in the Spanish facilities management market, but they start from different approaches and answer to different customer profiles.

Infraspeak is an Intelligent Maintenance Management Platform (IMMP) founded in 2015, with an office in Barcelona and customers such as Ale-Hop, Elecnor and Serveo. It combines maintenance management, supplier collaboration and intelligent automation in a cloud-native platform designed for operational FM teams.

FAMA, currently a Cuatroochenta product, is the first Spanish CAFM/IWMS solution, with more than 25 years of track record. It is aimed at large enterprises and public bodies that need to manage not only maintenance, but also spaces, real-estate assets, sustainability and the coordination of business activities (PRL/CAE).

This comparison covers features, pricing, user experience, implementation and real customer reviews to help you make an informed decision. Ratings data comes directly from Capterra (June 2026).

TL;DR — Quick verdict

Choose FAMA if your organisation manages complex physical infrastructure (buildings, real-estate assets, corporate spaces) and you need a solution that also covers PRL/CAE, sustainability and real-estate asset management. Especially relevant for public administration or large corporations with broad regulatory requirements.

Choose Infraspeak if your FM team needs real field mobility, intelligent work-order automation, smooth collaboration with external suppliers and a cloud-native platform you can deploy in weeks.

HEAD-TO-HEAD COMPARISON

The full comparison

Last updated: June 2026. Pricing and features verified on vendor websites and Capterra.

FAMA (Cuatroochenta)Infraspeak
CategoryCAFM / IWMSIMMP / GMAO / CAFM
HQ (Spain)HQ in Barcelona (Cuatroochenta)Office in Barcelona
Year founded1997 (acquired by Cuatroochenta in 2021)2015
Deployment modelCloud and on-premiseCloud native (SaaS)
Work order managementAvailable — oriented to large organisations and the public sectorFull — creation, assignment, real-time tracking
Preventive maintenance (PPM)Scheduling available, extensive manual configurationAutomatic scheduling with intelligent alerts
Predictive maintenance / IoTNot listed as an active featureInfraspeak Gear AI — data-based prediction and IoT connectivity
Mobile appiOS + Android — FAMA APP availableiOS + Android — Infraspeak Next, full field functionality
Offline modeNot publicly confirmedAvailable in the mobile app
Supplier networkNot availableInfraspeak Network — collaborative space for FMs and suppliers
Asset managementFull — real-estate inventory, assets, property managementFull — lifecycle, inventory, NFC/QR tags
Space management (IWMS)Advanced — space management, workstations, integrated CADLimited — focus on maintenance and operational FM
Sustainability & environmentFAMA SOStenible — dedicated module: carbon footprint, CSR, wasteIn development
PRL / CAEFAMA PRL/CAE — specific module for coordinating business activitiesNot listed as a dedicated module
ERP integrationsIntegrations with SAP, Remedy, 4me — SOAP and REST API per vendor docsOpen API — compatible with SAP, Primavera, PHC, Sage and others
Artificial intelligenceAI for document data extraction and a virtual assistant (chatbot)Infraspeak Gear AI — suggestions, automation, predictive analytics
PriceCustom — contact the sales teamCustom — contact the sales team
Free trialNot availableNot publicly available
Capterra rating3.6 / 5 (15 reviews)4.7 / 5 (140 reviews)
Ease of use (Capterra)3.3 / 54.7 / 5
Customer support (Capterra)3.7 / 54.8 / 5
Main sectorsLarge enterprises, public administration, real estate, FM servicesFM, hospitality, retail, healthcare, industry, offices, sports facilities

Pricing and features verified on vendor websites and Capterra (June 2026).

WHERE FAMA FALLS SHORT

FAMA: strengths and limitations according to users

With 15 Capterra reviews (all from Spanish users), FAMA has an overall score of 3.6 out of 5. Users value its broad functional coverage for complex environments, operational traceability and auditability, integrations with SAP and other enterprise systems, and a long track record in large organisations and Spanish public administration. The most cited limitations — ease of use (3.3/5) and value for money (3.0/5) — are relevant, though they should be read with caution given the small sample size.

Unintuitive interface and steep learning curve

This is the most cited point in Capterra reviews. A reviewer with more than 14 years of use notes that the tool "has evolved little" over time. Another user (2/5) describes the platform as inflexible, with no mechanisms that ease daily work. An engineer at Renfe acknowledges that the system’s robustness sometimes comes at the cost of flexibility when updating and consulting indicators.

Slow pace of improvements

Several users note that improvement requests take time to materialise. A maintenance manager for recreational facilities says that "when improvements have been requested, they have taken time, and in some cases have not matched what was needed." This pattern repeats across different sectors.

No collaborative supplier network

FAMA is designed to manage an organisation’s internal operation. It has no collaborative space to connect FM teams with external contractors and suppliers in real time. In outsourced FM models or those with multiple service providers, this is a relevant operational limitation.

Limited footprint on global review platforms

FAMA has no active G2 profile and its 15 Capterra reviews are all from 2022 or earlier. This is common in solutions aimed exclusively at the Spanish market and public administration, rather than a signal about the real number of customers. During a selection process, the lack of recent social proof on global platforms can make evaluation harder: it is worth requesting direct references from the vendor.

Ease of use

Field-first design

Infraspeak scores 4.7/5 for ease of use on Capterra (140 reviews), versus 3.3/5 for FAMA. This gap reflects a platform designed from the start for technical teams in the field, not only for office managers.

The Infraspeak Next mobile app lets technicians create and update work orders, attach photos, complete checklists and scan assets via NFC or QR in real time. Multiple reviews from Spanish users (Ale-Hop, hospitality, real estate) highlight how quickly it is adopted, even by teams with no prior CMMS experience.

InfraspeakInfraspeak
Artificial intelligence

Smart automation with Infraspeak Gear AI

Infraspeak includes Gear AI, its native artificial-intelligence layer, to automate workflows, receive preventive-maintenance suggestions, detect patterns in asset performance and anticipate incidents before they happen.

This goes beyond process digitalisation: it is predictive maintenance accessible without complex IoT infrastructure. FAMA has started to integrate AI for document data extraction and a virtual assistant, but does not describe active predictive-maintenance capabilities on its public platform.

On analytics and reporting, it is worth noting that Infraspeak also has room to improve in this area: some users point out that the reporting module does not cover all the fields they need. If advanced reports are a critical requirement, it is worth verifying the exact coverage with the sales team of either platform.

Supplier network

Infraspeak Network: real-time collaboration with suppliers

Infraspeak Network connects FM teams with their service providers and contractors in a collaborative space exclusive to the platform.

Managers and external technicians work in the same environment, with shared visibility over work orders, SLAs and incident status. For organisations with outsourced FM models — common in Spain in hospitality, retail or facilities services — this feature natively eliminates communication silos.

Implementation & support

Fast implementation and recognised support

Infraspeak’s customer support scores 4.8/5 on Capterra. Multiple reviewers highlight on-site visits from the onboarding team and the role of the Customer Success Manager.

In Spain, customers such as Felipe F. (Ale-Hop) describe the transition to Infraspeak as "very easy" for both managers and store technicians. FAMA also offers in-person training and phone support, but reviews point to a more complex implementation and slower response times to improvement requests.

INTEGRATIONS

Integrations and technology ecosystem

Infraspeak offers an open API that enables integrations with the main ERPs in the Spanish market: SAP, Primavera, PHC, Sage and other management systems, plus IoT solutions, NFC/QR hardware and smart-building technologies. FAMA documents integrations with SAP, Remedy and 4me for its enterprise customers and confirms SOAP and REST web services, but has no public developer documentation or native marketplace connectors — so integrations require technical work with the FAMA team.

  • ERP for the Spanish market

    SAP, Primavera, PHC, Sage and other management systems.

  • IoT and smart buildings

    IoT solutions, NFC/QR hardware and smart-building technologies.

  • Open API and developer docs

    Public developer documentation and a native connector ecosystem that reduce integration effort in common cases.

IMPLEMENTATION & ONBOARDING

Getting up and running

Rolling out any CMMS or CAFM implies real organisational change. The learning curve, the initial configuration time and the quality of the support determine whether the return on investment happens in months or in years.

Infraspeak: live in weeks

Infraspeak is designed to be operational in weeks. The implementation team supports the initial configuration, including on-site visits on larger projects. Customers such as Miguel D. (corporate maintenance lead in hospitality) describe configuring a second hotel in a single day once the first hotel’s database was ready. The initial learning curve exists, but the intuitive design and the Customer Success Manager’s support usually shorten it.

FAMA: more extensive configuration

FAMA has greater functional depth in areas such as space, property and PRL management, which implies a more extensive initial configuration. The implementation requires detailed parameterisation and several reviewers note the process was "slower and more complicated than expected." For public-sector organisations or large corporations with defined processes, the end result is a highly tailored system, but the path there demands a greater investment of time and resources.

PRICING & VALUE

Pricing and contracting model

Neither Infraspeak nor FAMA publishes pricing. Both work with custom pricing based on organisation size, number of assets or users, and the modules required.

FAMA (Cuatroochenta)Infraspeak
Pricing modelCustom — contact salesCustom, modular — contact sales
Free trialNoNo public trial (personalised demo)
Value for money (Capterra)3.0 / 54.7 / 5
DeploymentCloud and on-premiseCloud native (live in weeks)

Value-for-money scores from Capterra (June 2026). FAMA’s score is based on a very small number of reviews, which limits the statistical strength of the comparison.

WHAT REAL USERS SAY

Verified Capterra reviews

FAMA (Cuatroochenta)

Capterra3.6(15 reviews)

Users value the system’s robustness, reliability and parameterisation capability, plus its integration with corporate applications. Recurring criticism: limited intuitiveness, slow rollout of improvements, and the perception that the platform has evolved little over more than a decade. Note: all Capterra reviews date from March 2022 or earlier. "It makes a headache every time you want to make some changes. Low flexibility and no poka-yokes implemented." — Javier Z., Head of Services (2/5).

Infraspeak

Capterra4.7(140 reviews)

Recurring praise: ease of use, the mobile app, onboarding and support, and the shift from paper- or Excel-based processes to real-time digital visibility. "Intuitive and easy to use, both for managers and for maintainers, technicians and store staff. So far we like everything." — Felipe F., Maintenance Manager, Ale-Hop (retail, Spain). Danyel G. (architecture CEO, Spain) adds that the app gives them control of time and costs across all their interventions and a global view of each maintenance task.

WHO SHOULD CHOOSE WHICH?

Which platform is right for your organisation?

Choose Infraspeak if...

  • Your FM team manages daily operations with field technicians and you need real mobility, with an offline app and real-time updates.

  • You work with external service providers and want a platform that connects every FM actor — internal and external — in the same collaborative space.

  • You are looking for a cloud-native platform with agile implementation, without the configuration times of on-premise or legacy solutions.

  • You want to automate work orders, PPM and notifications with artificial intelligence, without needing a dedicated technical team.

  • Your organisation operates in hospitality, retail, multi-service FM, sports facilities, healthcare or education.

Choose FAMA if...

  • Your organisation is a large enterprise or public body managing complex real-estate assets: buildings, land, lease contracts and infrastructure assets.

  • You need specific PRL, CAE or sustainability modules (carbon footprint, CSR) integrated into the same platform as the CMMS.

  • Your procurement process requires a vendor with a proven track record in Spanish public administration and on-premise deployment capability.

  • Space and workplace management is a central requirement, not just technical maintenance.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I migrate my data from FAMA to Infraspeak?

2. Is Infraspeak a good option for the Spanish public sector?

3. Does Infraspeak have a local presence in Spain?

4. What is the main difference between Infraspeak and FAMA?

5. Does Infraspeak integrate with SAP?

See Infraspeak in action

Ready to see Infraspeak in action?

If your FM team manages multiple assets, suppliers or locations in Spain, Infraspeak can show you how it works in an environment similar to yours. The Spanish team is available for a personalised demo — no commitment. You can also explore success stories from Spanish customers such as Ale-Hop, Elecnor and Metropolitan.