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Open-source · self-hostable · replaces 1 SaaS tool on os-alt

keephq/keep · alive · ★ 11.8k · last commit 2d ago · 595 open issues

License: MIT — Core is MIT; the `ee/` directory ships under a separate Keep Enterprise license. The non-EE surface (alert ingestion, providers, workflows, UI) is what you want for self-hosted on-call replacement, and that part is OSI-MIT.

Good fit for Teams that want alert dedup, correlation, and workflow automation alongside on-call paging — i.e. the noisy-alerts problem and the on-call problem solved by the same tool. Currently the most actively maintained option in this category.

Weak at Pure on-call scheduling UI is thinner than PagerDuty's — Keep leads with alert orchestration, not rotation calendars. If all you need is 'who's on-call this week', the workflow surface is more than you'll use.

In a terminal? npx -y github:SolvoHQ/os-alt-cli pagerduty prints the PagerDuty comparison table including Keep. how the CLI works →

Replaces these SaaS

  • PagerDuty · On-call rotation / incident response / paging

    Keep is an alert orchestration / AIOps platform with first-class on-call workflows, not a 1-1 PagerDuty clone. Migration path: (1) connect PagerDuty as a *source* provider in Keep to mirror existing alerts and incidents while you cut over; (2) wire your alert producers (Prometheus, Grafana, Sentry, Datadog — all have first-class providers under `keep/providers/`) to Keep's webhook endpoints; (3) configure the Twilio provider for SMS/voice paging; (4) build workflows for dedup/correlation/escalation in Keep's workflow YAML. PagerDuty schedules don't import directly — recreate them as Keep workflows or pair with a calendar source.

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FAQ

Is Keep actively maintained?

Yes — last commit 2d ago. The repository is alive (commit activity within the past 90 days).

What does Keep cost to self-host?

Keep is free and open source under MIT. Typical self-host VPS cost: $10-20 VPS; SMS/voice via Twilio at the usual per-leg rate ($0.0075-0.05/leg).

Which SaaS does Keep replace?

Keep is listed as an open-source self-host alternative to: PagerDuty.