Ditto is hiring a PM to take MaintainOps, "one of the company's key growth bets", from private beta to a self-serve product that wins teams "away from incumbent tools". Today its only page is /maintainops-beta: titled "Maintainops Beta", carrying the Edge Sync Platform's meta description, with two lines of copy above a form. No menu, homepage, solution page or blog post links to it, and the Industrial page, the one written for factories and warehouses, does not mention it. A maintenance manager searching for offline CMMS finds MaintainX, UpKeep and Limble, not Ditto.
First action
Fix the page title and description and add a link from the Industrial page today.
How to measure it
MaintainOps waitlist sign-ups from target sites
- Now
- –
- Target
- 150
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Fix the basics
Own title, description and Products menu entry.
Web team 1 day
Write the page
Problem, screens, offline proof, switching, waitlist.
Senior Product Marketing Manager 1 week
Add qualifying fields
Role, site type, team size, current tool.
RevOps 1 day
Link it in
Industrial page, homepage tile, related posts.
Web team 1 day
Interview sign-ups
Ten calls in the first month.
Product Manager, MaintainOps 1 month
Add proof
One beta customer quote or short video.
Senior GTM Enablement, Customer & Partner Marketing Manager 1 month
Track
Sign-ups by source and fit.
RevOps weekly
Why it works
Build /maintainops: the problem (work orders and checklists that stall where Wi-Fi dies), screens of work orders, preventive maintenance, assets and parts, how it keeps working offline, what switching from a spreadsheet or another CMMS takes, and a beta waitlist with role, site type and current tool. Give it its own title and description, add it to the Products menu, and link it from the Industrial page and the Python SDK and edge posts. Every beta sign-up goes to the PM for an interview.
A page that answers the buyer's own question fills the beta with the right teams now and gives the self-serve launch a page that already ranks.
Ready to use
ChecklistMaintainOps page launch list
[ ] Page title and meta description of its own [ ] Products menu entry [ ] Link from /solutions/industrial [ ] Screens: work orders, PM schedules, assets, parts [ ] "Works offline" proof (short video) [ ] Switching section: spreadsheet and CMMS import [ ] Waitlist with role, site type, current tool [ ] Interview booking for every fit sign-up
Risks and how to handle them
Too early to promote
Keep it a waitlist with clear beta wording.
Confuses SDK buyers
Present it as an app built on the Ditto platform.
Evidence
- HiringProduct Manager, MaintainOps (Atlanta, posted September 30, 2026): "MaintainOps is Ditto's new maintenance management (CMMS) product, built on our platform and currently in private beta", with work orders, preventive maintenance, assets, parts and inventory, procedures and request portals "in native mobile and web apps that keep working when the network doesn't. It is one of the company's key growth bets." The PM takes it "from private beta to a broadly available, self-serve product", shapes "positioning, pricing and packaging, onboarding, and the self-serve conversion journey" and "the migration and switching experience", and works on "how we win customers away from incumbent tools".Source
- Your websiteMaintainOps page (/maintainops-beta, sitemap date September 16, 2026): page title "Maintainops Beta", a meta description copied from the platform ("Starting to think about your strategy at the edge? The Edge Sync Platform is the simplest way...") and two lines of copy ("Keep maintenance moving, wherever work happens." and "a mobile maintenance app for teams managing work orders and assets in warehouses, facilities, and other low-connectivity environments") above a sign-up form. No menu, homepage, solution page or blog post links to it (checked October 23, 2026).Source
- Your websiteIndustrial solution page: "Industrial environments are notoriously difficult to maintain consistent connectivity in"; it sells the SDK for mesh networks in factories, with "Talk with a product specialist" as the call to action. It does not mention MaintainOps and shows no industrial customer story.Source
- Your websiteHomepage: hero "Unstoppable Operations for Retail" and "The only edge-native database built to keep mission-critical systems online when it matters most", while the title and meta description say "Resilient Edge Device Connectivity" and "The only mobile database with built-in edge device connectivity and resiliency". The Products menu lists the Edge Sync Platform, the ATAK plugin, Propagate, Edge SDK, Cloud, Server, Edge Server and the MongoDB Connector; it has no MaintainOps or Ditto Apps entry. Quotes from an airline VP of IT, a retail ops manager, an airline IT director and a U.S. Air Force officer; a blog card for "Python SDK Preview: Sync for Robots and AI at the Edge".Source
- Competitor researchMaintenance software rivals' homepages: MaintainX, "a CMMS and EAM platform that helps industrial teams reduce downtime"; UpKeep, CMMS that "helps maintenance teams manage work orders, assets, and preventive tasks efficiently from any device"; Limble, "rated #1 in G2's Highest Satisfaction Products".Source