The more you know about your machines, the more you can innovate.
Real-world data shows you how your machines perform in the field -
and what your customers actually need. The next generation of your
machines starts there.
Purpose-built for OEMs
Built for the companies that build machines
You design, manufacture and sell industrial machines - and
your customers increasingly expect data with them. Mavex
delivers that connected, branded experience with every machine
you ship, without you building any of it.
Tick lines and metrics, set the range, read the chart. Different units get their own axis, the alarms that fired overlay it, and one link reproduces the exact view.
Rules you can read: a metric, a trigger, how long it must hold, who gets told. Written once per machine model, watching every machine of that model at every customer.
The portal your customer opens every morning, built for your machines: your name, your hierarchy, your 3D models with the live values pinned on the components.
No rip-and-replace. Mavex reads your machines through the
protocols they already speak - and connects machines from
different manufacturers within a single production line.
Encrypted end to end TLS 1.3 · AES-256 · 99.9% uptime SLA · role-based access · the AWS region you choose
Mavex is built to disappear behind your identity. Your customers
see your logo, your colors, your domain. You get the engineering,
the cloud infrastructure, and the continuous updates.
Full white-label branding - logo, colors, custom domain
Customer portal ready in days, not months
Separate views for OEM and end-customer
No internal dev team required
Priced per connected machine - scales with your business
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Customer Story
One builder, 300+ lines, full visibility
Here's how a plastic extrusion machine builder turned paper-based
reporting into live, fleet-wide insight - and a new revenue stream.
Plastic Extrusion MachineryMachine Builder / OEM
+28%Service contract renewalsLive data turned into a proactive maintenance offering.
Illustrative - not the customer's plant
A plastic extrusion machine builder had
300+ connected lines running at customer sites
- yet the only visibility anyone had came from
paper-based reports. Production figures were
slow to arrive, inefficient to compile, and often inaccurate by
the time they reached a decision-maker. Once a line left the
factory, the builder was effectively blind to how it performed.
Powered by the technology behind Mavex, every line now streams
live data into a centralized server and is displayed through
dashboards under their own brand. Their service team
diagnoses issues remotely from live metrics instead of
dispatching a technician, spots wear and parameter drift early
to recommend maintenance before failures, and gives each
customer a branded portal in place of the old paperwork.
Crucially, because the platform runs under their name,
the builder now charges its own customers a
subscription fee for the connected service - turning
connectivity from a cost into recurring revenue.
Measured results · Numbers that matter to your business
Outcomes measured across Mavex deployments with a plastic extrusion
machine manufacturer.
−40%Unplanned downtime for your customersDelivered via branded portal - predictive alerts gave machine buyers visibility they never had before.
−58%On-site service visitsLive machine metrics answered most first-response calls remotely.
+31%OEE improvement for your customersLive and historical data exposed inefficient workflow patterns that were previously hidden to management.
−22%Energy cost per unitTracking power draw as a machine metric revealed peak-load patterns to optimize.
−130%Startup time draftAutomated startups with shared recipes: each recipe loads onto the machines automatically and lines reach their optimal production rate sooner, with far less scrap.
+1New revenue stream for buildersConnectivity billed to customers as a subscription at point of machine sale.
300+Machines Connected
10M+Data Points Daily
99.9%Platform Uptime
Results based on early customer deployments. Individual outcomes
vary by industry, machine type, and operational context.
Common Questions
Everything you need to know before the call
We know you're evaluating this seriously. Here are the
questions we hear most - answered directly, without the sales
pitch.
Still have questions? Book a 30-minute
technical call and we'll walk through your specific setup.
Most customers go from signed contract to live data in
2–4 weeks. This includes hardware
configuration, protocol setup, dashboard customization, and -
for OEMs - white-label branding. The timeline depends on the
number of machines and the complexity of data you want to
capture.
What communication protocols does Mavex support?
Mavex supports the most common industrial protocols out of the
box: OPC-UA for modern PLCs,
Modbus TCP/RTU for legacy equipment,
MQTT for IoT edge devices, and
REST API for software integrations. If your
machine uses a proprietary protocol, we'll evaluate it on a
case-by-case basis - most can be bridged with an edge adapter.
Who owns the machine data?
You do. Always. Mavex acts as a processor, not
a controller. Your data is stored in your dedicated tenant,
never shared or aggregated across customers, and can be
exported or deleted at any time. Each installation is deployed
in the AWS region you choose, so your data lives where your
compliance requires. We're happy to review our data processing
agreement before you sign anything.
How is Mavex priced?
Pricing is based on the number of connected machines, with a
monthly fee per machine. The price also depends on how many
data points you capture per hour or per day - a machine logging
a handful of values costs less than one streaming
high-frequency data. No per-user fees. For OEMs, we offer a
reseller model - you set your own price to your end customers
and keep the margin.
Technical
Can we fully white-label the platform under our brand?
Yes - completely. Your customers will see
your logo, your colors, and your domain. The
Mavex name doesn't appear anywhere in the end-customer
interface unless you choose to show it. You control the
branding, the dashboard layout, and what data your customers
can see.
Can we see data for our entire installed base?
Yes. As an OEM you get a fleet-level view -
every machine you've sold, across every customer, in a single
dashboard. Filter by customer, region, model, or status. Your
customers only see their own machines. This separation is
enforced at the data layer, not just the UI.
Do we need to change our machine's PLC program?
In most cases,
no changes to the PLC program are needed.
Mavex reads data via standard interfaces without writing
anything back to the machine. For new machine designs, we
recommend exposing key variables through an OPC-UA server -
which most modern PLCs support natively.
