SageKeeper is a managed AI department for businesses that don't have a tech team. We build the AI systems, train your staff on them, and stay on to keep them running. This page is about who's behind that promise, and what holds it up while the brand is still new.
Founder & CEO, SageKeeper
Hrishiraj spent twenty years in technology delivery, including at Expedia, building and running systems for organizations with high standards and unforgiving timelines. In 2019 he founded TeamK with five engineers; today it is a 150-strong managed technology services company. SageKeeper exists because of a pattern he kept watching from inside that work: capable owners buying tools nobody trained them on, paying for reports nobody implemented, and being priced out by the firms that actually build. On the strategy call, you talk to him. There is no sales team to be handed to.
SageKeeper is built by TeamK, a managed technology services company whose 150-strong engineering bench has spent the last seven years delivering for some of the most demanding technology clients in the world.
That bench is what stands behind every SageKeeper engagement: the engineers who build your systems, the discipline that maintains them, and the continuity that means the month-eighteen promise doesn't rest on one person. Client names are withheld under standard confidentiality agreements; specifics are shared where permitted on the strategy call.
Why a separate brand? Because serving a 60-person fabrication shop well is a different job from serving a technology company, with different vocabulary, different constraints, and a different price structure. SageKeeper is that job, done properly, with TeamK's capability underneath it.
We're a new brand. That bench will be behind every engagement, with a contract where maintenance is a deliverable, billing that runs in arrears, and a first month you can walk away from owing nothing. Judge the structure, then judge the work.
As engagements mature, measured results will be published here with client permission. We publish nothing we haven't measured, and we'd rather show you an honest empty shelf than a borrowed trophy.
We invoice after the work, not before. Your first month proves us, or it frees you.