Pricing
You pay for the revenue Keep watches.
Your tier is the MRR we monitor, adding up what you charge across all your revenue sources — not your headcount. All three plans ship the whole product; what changes is how much revenue fits inside.
No contract, no lock-in. Connect your revenue, see the first scan of at-risk accounts, then subscribe — and cancel from your own dashboard whenever you want.
Going over your tier turns nothing off.
If your MRR grows past your plan's limit, we say so in the dashboard and suggest moving up. Nothing stops working. Cutting off a retention tool exactly when you're growing would be the worst possible moment.
Starter
$39
/month
For teams starting to watch revenue who want the first alert working today.
Up to $10,000 of monitored MRR
Up to 3 team members
Overview: revenue at risk, renewals and what changed
Accounts and Customer 360, with why each one is at risk
Slack and email alerts with the reason and the MRR at stake
Playbooks and issues, with two-way Linear sync
Recovery: the MRR that came back, account by account
NPS, CSAT and CES surveys inside your product
What's new panel inside your product, with views and clicks
Ask the agent about any account
Stripe, AbacatePay, Asaas · PostHog or API · HubSpot, Intercom
14-day money-back guarantee · Cancel anytime · All major cards
Pro
$119
/month
For operations already losing large accounts that need to know who to call first.
Up to $50,000 of monitored MRR
Up to 5 team members
Overview: revenue at risk, renewals and what changed
Accounts and Customer 360, with why each one is at risk
Slack and email alerts with the reason and the MRR at stake
Playbooks and issues, with two-way Linear sync
Recovery: the MRR that came back, account by account
NPS, CSAT and CES surveys inside your product
What's new panel inside your product, with views and clicks
Ask the agent about any account
Stripe, AbacatePay, Asaas · PostHog or API · HubSpot, Intercom
14-day money-back guarantee · Cancel anytime · All major cards
Business
$249
/month
For larger revenue bases that want a direct line to whoever built it.
Up to $200,000 of monitored MRR
Up to 10 team members
Overview: revenue at risk, renewals and what changed
Accounts and Customer 360, with why each one is at risk
Slack and email alerts with the reason and the MRR at stake
Playbooks and issues, with two-way Linear sync
Recovery: the MRR that came back, account by account
NPS, CSAT and CES surveys inside your product
What's new panel inside your product, with views and clicks
Ask the agent about any account
Stripe, AbacatePay, Asaas · PostHog or API · HubSpot, Intercom
Direct support from whoever built it
14-day money-back guarantee · Cancel anytime · All major cards
Above $200,000 in MRR, talk to us.
Pricing questions
- What counts as monitored MRR?
- The recurring revenue Keep watches, adding up every billing source you connect (Stripe, AbacatePay, Asaas). It is not seats or headcount: a team of two watching $40k of MRR is on the same tier as a team of twenty watching $40k.
- Do the plans have different features?
- No. Every plan includes every feature — the overview, alerts, Customer 360, recovery, playbooks, issues with the Linear sync, in-product surveys, the agent, and every integration. What changes between plans is how much monitored MRR is included.
- What happens if my MRR grows past my plan?
- Nothing turns off. Keep tells you in the dashboard and suggests the next tier; no plan changes without your approval.
- Can I pay yearly?
- Yes. You can pay monthly, every six months, or yearly. The longer cycles are charged upfront with a discount, shown in the table before you subscribe.
- Is there a free trial?
- No. You subscribe to start, and within 14 days of your first payment you can ask for a full refund by email — no questions asked. After that you can cancel anytime from the subscription portal, and access runs until the end of the cycle you paid for.
- Which currency and cards do you accept?
- Plans are priced in US dollars and charged by Stripe, and all major credit and debit cards work. Cards issued in Brazil often decline charges in US dollars.