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Keep vs Sentry.io
Sentry.io tracks errors and performance, but does not provide the same bi-directional integrations and workflow automation as Keep.
KeepOpen source alerts management platform
Sentry.ioError tracking and performance monitoring for developersWhich to pick
Pick Keep if you want…
- Unified alert management with AI-driven correlation
- Integrations with AppDynamics, Datadog or PagerDuty (on Keep's list, not Sentry.io's)
Pick Sentry.io if you want…
- Unified error, trace, and performance monitoring
- The lower starting price: $26/month against $199/month
- Integrations with Slack, Linear or Node.js (on Sentry.io's list, not Keep's)
Side by side
- What it is
- Keep:Keep is an open-source platform to create, manage, query and automate alerts across many systems.
- Sentry.io:Sentry provides error tracking and performance monitoring with SDKs, AI debugging, and integrated alerts for developers.
- Best for
- Keep:Unified alert management with AI-driven correlation
- Sentry.io:Unified error, trace, and performance monitoring
- Who it’s for
- Keep:SREs, operators, engineers and teams that need centralized alert management.
- Sentry.io:Developers and software teams needing real-time error and performance insights
- Pricing
- Keep:Freemium
- Sentry.io:Freemium
- Plans
- Keep:Startup $0 / month · Growth $199 / month
- Sentry.io:Developer $0 · Team $26/mo per month · Business $80/mo per month
- Open source
- Keep:Yes, 12,375 GitHub stars
- Sentry.io:Yes, 44,893 GitHub stars
- Works with
- Keep:AppDynamics, Datadog, Jira, PagerDuty, GitHub, CloudWatch, Grafana, GCP Monitoring
- Sentry.io:GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear, Node.js, Python, Go, Ruby
Keep features
- Bi-directional integrations. Connect to over 90 providers such as Datadog, Jira, PagerDuty and custom sources, keeping alerts in sync.
- Single pane of glass. Query, slice and analyze alerts with a common expression language and rule-based grouping.
- Workflow engine. Build YAML-based or UI workflows to enrich alerts, run Python scripts or update tickets.
- AI-driven AIOps (Enterprise). Correlate alerts using past incidents and a continuous feedback loop to reduce noise.
- Self-hosted or cloud deployment. Choose open-source self-hosting or a managed cloud service with optional enterprise features.
- RBAC & SSO (Enterprise). Control access with role-based permissions and SAML/SSO integration.
Sentry.io features
- SDK Integration. Add Sentry with a few lines of code, no agents required.
- AI Debugger (Seer). AI agent that root-causes issues and suggests fixes.
- Session Replay. Replays of user sessions to see errors in context.
- Agent Tracing. Tracks AI agent output, tool calls, and spend.
- Alerting & Notifications. Email and integrated tool alerts for incidents.
- Third-Party Integrations. Connects with GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear and more.
Keep vs Sentry.io FAQ
Is Keep or Sentry.io free?+
Keep has a free plan (Startup); paid plans start at $199/month (Growth). Sentry.io has a free plan (Developer); paid plans start at $26/month (Team).
Which is cheaper, Keep or Sentry.io?+
Sentry.io is cheaper to start with: Sentry.io's Team plan ($26/month) against Keep's Growth plan ($199/month).
Is Keep or Sentry.io open source?+
Yes, both are open source: Keep (keephq/keep on GitHub) and Sentry.io (getsentry/sentry on GitHub).
Do Keep and Sentry.io integrate with the same tools?+
Partly. Both list Jira and GitHub. Keep also lists AppDynamics, Datadog, PagerDuty, CloudWatch and 2 more; Sentry.io also lists Slack, Linear, Node.js, Python and 8 more.
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