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Most of them watch. This one finishes.
Detect, fix and re-verify is the default loop here. The rest of the field is a copilot for the on-call rotation you already have.
| Product | Where it runs | Closes the loop? | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Srenix | In your cluster | Yes, by default | Flat, per cluster |
| NeuBird | Their SaaS, pulls your telemetry | No — read-only by design | $15–25 per investigation |
| Resolve AI | SaaS plus a thin satellite | On the roadmap | Contact sales |
| Ciroos | Their SaaS | An opaque autonomy slider | Contact sales |
| OpenSRE | You host it | No — it writes code blocks | Open source only |
Taken from each product’s own public documentation and pricing pages.
Srenix vs NeuBird
- Where it runs
- Their SaaS, pulling your telemetry out
- Closes the loop
- No
- Pricing
- $15–25 per investigation
NeuBird is architecturally read-only, which they state as a feature. That is a real safety position, but it means the fix is still yours to make at 3am. Per-investigation pricing also means a noisy week costs more than a quiet one, which is the opposite of how you want an incident tool to behave.
Srenix vs Resolve AI
- Where it runs
- SaaS with a thin satellite in your cluster
- Closes the loop
- Their next milestone
- Pricing
- Contact sales
Resolve describe closed-loop remediation as the next milestone rather than current behaviour. Srenix ships it as the default mode, gated behind seven checks, with the gate readable in source.
Srenix vs Ciroos
- Where it runs
- Their SaaS, querying without copying
- Closes the loop
- An autonomy slider
- Pricing
- Contact sales
Zero-copy querying is a genuinely good privacy story. The difficulty is the autonomy control: a slider without a published definition of what each position permits is hard to take to a change-advisory board. Srenix names all seven conditions and the confidence floor.
Srenix vs OpenSRE (Tracer)
- Where it runs
- You host it, via docker-compose
- Closes the loop
- No — it emits code blocks
- Pricing
- Open source only
The closest in spirit: self-hosted and open. It stops at producing code blocks for a human to run, and has no approval, attestation or audit chain. Srenix adds the parts it leaves out: signed approvals, a hash-chained audit trail and fixes it verifies itself — available now to our Design Partners.
Want the loop closed, not just watched?
That is the whole difference. See it detect, fix and re-verify on your own cluster before you decide.