One program, no appliance
A single program with the web interface and database built in. It installs as a Windows service or through an MSI, and on Linux under systemd or in Docker. There is no separate virtual appliance and no Java.
GET MAYAUPS
Ready to run, issued on request.
MayaUPS is in production. It watches real fleets, it has raised and cleared alarms through real power failures, and on 19 August 2026 it shut a UPS down for the first time under its own control. What is not ready is a public download button: the signed installer is being issued site by site while the current release is rolled out, so you ask for it and we send it. Tell us what you run and it goes out with notes for your equipment.
Built for mixed fleets
Your supported APC, Eaton, Vertiv/Liebert, XPC, Tripp Lite, Delta, CyberPower and RFC 1628 equipment in one bilingual interface, with 43 vendor profiles behind it.
What to tell us
The makes and models you run, how they connect (network card, USB or serial), how many sites, and whether controlled shutdown is in scope. That is enough for us to tell you what to expect from your specific cards before you install anything.
Try it without any equipment
A demonstration mode starts with a full simulated fleet, alarms and history included, so you can see how it behaves before you point it at a live device.
Frequently asked questions
How much does MayaUPS cost?
Tell us how many UPS units you run and where they are. You get a written proposal for your fleet, not a rate card that fits nobody.
Does MayaUPS run in the cloud?
It runs on your own network, and monitoring and shutdown never depend on anything outside it. There is also an optional Cloud portal, in limited beta, that puts several sites on one screen: read-only, hosted in Quebec, and off until you switch it on. Your sites behave the same whether you use it or not.
Which operating systems are supported?
Windows and Linux, including Docker on Linux. The optional agent that shuts your servers down in order runs on Windows and Linux too.