After 10 Years KEAP is still a KEEPER
Updated January 13, 2026
After 10 Years KEAP is still a KEEPER

Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Software Version
Keap Pro
Overall Satisfaction with Keap
We primarily use KEAP for CRM and Email deliver purposes. Both of which are easy to maintain and execute on a daily basis. Manage a few hundred thousands contacts via KEAP effectively. We also appreciate the level of immediate support we receive anytime there are any sorts of issues. KEAP has been a good landing spot for the past several years.
Pros
- CRM - it’s easy to navigate, locate, and create contact information which leads to easier contact solutions.
- Support - there are chat agents (AI and Real People) available around the clock to service needs.
- It doesn’t overcomplicate anything. Whatever can be easy, is easy.
Cons
- More complex analytics. KEAP does a great job of having some preset reports, but when you are doing some retroactive reports, the data can get murky. However, this is overcome with the more familiarity you have with the system.
- Ability to generate some AI drive email templates. Right now it’s a little behind on that trend, but I can imagine it’s on their Roadmap.
- It’s saved us time and allowed up to keep in constant contact with our audience. Once you learn the platform, it’s very easy to simplify other workflows.
- Customizability — instead of having a specialist charge high prices to create some special forms, reports…a generalist can do so with some simple training and documentation provided by KEAP.
KEAP is far more simple. It’s made for the small business audience and it’s feature set caters well to that. HubSpot seems to be more intricate and have more bells and whistles than most small businesses need. Good news about KEAP, you don’t have to have what you don’t need as part of your access. You simply use what you need and don’t have unnecessary feature bogging down your views.
Do you think Keap delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Keap's feature set?
Yes
Did Keap live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Keap go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Keap again?
Yes
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