Akmatori
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What both publish
| Fact | Akmatori | HealR |
|---|---|---|
| API | The REST API documents incident operations, health checks, JWT and API key authentication, webhooks, and an OpenAPI 3.0 specification. | The product exposes a REST API at api.autonomops.ai/v1 with authentication, incident, metrics and prediction endpoints. |
| Deployment | Akmatori can be deployed with Docker Compose or Helm, including fully on-premises with local models for air-gapped setups. | The Enterprise plan lists on-premise or VPC deployment and custom AI model fine-tuning. |
| Self-hosting | Deployment is available with Docker Compose or Helm, with no hosted-only control plane required. | Enterprise pricing includes on-premise or VPC deployment as an option. |
| Support | The maker directs bug reports and product questions to its public GitHub issue tracker and provides separate email contacts for general inquiries, technical support, and security reports. | Pricing lists community support for Starter, email and chat for Professional, priority 24/5 for Unlimited and 24/7 phone support for Enterprise. |
Akmatori plans
- Open-sourceFree
- Vendor pricingPriced on request
HealR plans
- StarterFree
- Professional$199 a month
- Unlimited$399 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick Akmatori if…
Akmatori suits SRE, platform, and DevOps teams that want incident investigations connected to alerts, infrastructure tools, and runbooks. Its on-premises deployment option may suit teams with air-gapped setups.
Pick HealR if…
HealR may suit individual developers, growing teams, scale-ups, and enterprises seeking incident analysis and operations automation. Its plans list progressively broader integrations, retention, and support options.