Keebo is an autonomous optimization company for cloud data warehouses. Cloud warehouses are routinely over-provisioned, and keeping them efficient through manual tuning is slow and inconsistent — engineers tune a warehouse, workloads shift, and the tuning goes stale. Keebo is built to close that gap by continuously adjusting compute to match how workloads actually behave, rather than issuing one-off recommendations.
The platform applies agentic AI to rightsize warehouses in both directions and to tune compute levers such as warehouse sizing and auto-suspend. It also provides a workload intelligence layer that shows query behaviour, bottlenecks and inefficiencies, which lets data platform teams and FinOps teams work from the same view of spend. Keebo advertises 27% average cost savings, over 100 engineering hours reclaimed per month, and more than 24 million autonomous optimizations taken.
Architecturally, Keebo is deliberately out-of-band. Rather than sitting inline as a rewrite layer or a connection proxy, it operates outside the query execution path and, per the company, never sees query text or result data. The practical consequences are zero added query latency and no code changes or SDK work. Keebo covers Snowflake and Databricks, including SQL serverless warehouses, and customers typically start with a demo and a scoped pilot. Pricing is not published; commercial terms are agreed with the sales team.
