Keep review
Keep groups and enriches alerts, then automates response workflows across connected tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Keep is an open-source alert management and AIOps platform for SRE, operations, and engineering teams that need to bring alerts from monitoring and incident tools into one interface. It groups and deduplicates incoming alerts, adds context through enrichment, and supports configurable workflows for automating responses. Teams can use managed cloud or deploy it themselves; the product is suited to organizations that want to shape alert handling around their existing systems rather than manage alerts in isolation.
Its plans make the trade-off between entry-level access and scale clear. Startup costs $0 per month and includes basic noise reduction, community-based support, five workflows, one integration, and one user. Growth costs $199 per month and includes advanced noise reduction and enrichment, 100 workflows, unlimited ingested alerts, and two weeks of data retention; it limits deduplicated alerts to 200 per month. Enterprise + AI adds AI alert correlation, a 99.99% SLA, RBAC, SAML/SSO, high availability, and managed on-premises or cloud deployment. Choose Growth for higher workflow capacity and richer alert handling; the Enterprise tier is aimed at teams needing its listed controls and service commitments.
Keep’s integration and deployment options are a central part of its fit. It offers bidirectional connections with tools including Datadog, PagerDuty, Jira, Slack, ServiceNow, Prometheus, Kubernetes, and AWS CloudWatch. Deployment options include web, API, and self-hosting with Docker, Kubernetes, AWS ECS, or OpenShift. These options can suit teams with varied infrastructure, while the Startup plan’s single integration may constrain a multi-tool environment. Keep is a strong candidate for teams seeking alert automation and, on Enterprise + AI, correlation and summarization; teams that need more than 200 deduplicated alerts monthly or more than 14 days of retention should assess whether Growth fits before choosing it.
Keep pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Deduplicates and groups alerts to reduce noise.
- Automates responses with configurable workflow triggers and actions.
- Connects monitoring, incident, ticketing, and communication tools.
- Where it doesn't
- Startup is limited to 5 workflows, 1 integration, and 1 user.
- Growth caps deduplicated alerts at 200 per month and retention at 14 days.
- AI correlation and enterprise controls are reserved for Enterprise + AI.
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