
UK managed AWS release and recovery for B2B SaaS teams of 3–




Keel is an AI-enabled managed DevOps service designed to handle AWS release pipelines, disaster recovery, and routine cloud maintenance. It allows small software teams to maintain safe infrastructure operations without hiring a dedicated internal platform engineering team.
Many small development groups struggle with manual rollbacks, untested backups, expanding AWS expenses, and infrastructure chores interrupting product sprints. Keel tackles this by automating operational workflows and pairing automated tooling with human engineering oversight.
What sets Keel apart is its hybrid approach: AI agents perform background work like scanning costs, drafting infrastructure code, and triaging deployment alerts, but a named human engineer reviews and signs off on changes before anything reaches production.
Keel is built for software companies that run production workloads on AWS and GitHub but do not have an in-house platform engineer.
A B2B SaaS startup wanting to deploy code on Friday afternoons uses Keel to automatically revert failed deployments, preventing prolonged downtime without engineers needing to perform manual rollbacks.
A growing development team needing proof of disaster recovery for enterprise compliance relies on Keel to conduct scheduled backup restoration tests and deliver verified results.
An engineering team drowning in cloud chores delegates base image upgrades, SSL certificate management, and AWS bill trimming so product developers can focus on application features.
Keel offers paid monthly services starting with a one-off Production Readiness Audit for £1,250, which is credited in full if you sign a recurring plan within 30 days. The Foundation plan starts at £1,299 per month (£2,500 onboarding, 3-month minimum) covering production and staging environments for up to 3 services and 1 database. The Managed plan costs £2,199 per month (£4,000 onboarding, 3-month minimum) for up to 6 services, preview environments, and weekly patching. The Scale plan starts at £3,500+ per month. Annual subscriptions include a 10% discount.
What cloud providers and version control tools does Keel support?
Keel currently supports teams that run their workloads on AWS and use GitHub for source control.
Does Keel have access to modify my AWS infrastructure without permission?
Keel operates via a read-only role by default within your AWS account. All infrastructure modifications are drafted as traceable Git pull requests, and destructive actions require written approval.
Are app bugs and feature development covered by Keel?
No. Keel strictly handles infrastructure operations, release automation, backups, security patches, and cloud maintenance. Writing application code and debugging app logic remain the responsibility of your internal team.

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