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The KeepUp Marketplace

Last Updated: October 29, 2026

KeepUp shows you your whole financial picture in one place. The Marketplace is the part of KeepUp that helps you act on it: financial products from third-party providers, matched to the portfolio you already track, shown inside the app you already use. It is free, it is optional, and it is open to signed-in users in the United States.

What is in it

  • Crypto: exchanges, and hardware wallets to hold your coins yourself.
  • Retirement and alternatives: self-directed and crypto IRAs, and shares in rental real estate.
  • Taxes and legal: tax filing, wills and legal documents, and legal plans.
  • Identity protection: identity and credit monitoring.
  • Business: forming an LLC or corporation, and a registered agent.

Each offer shows its key numbers, such as a fee, a price, or a bonus, as the provider publishes them, with the date we last checked them. Introductions to advisory firms will follow, made only when you ask for one.

Providers are added as we sign them. We list a small number of partners per category, not the whole market, so the Marketplace does not cover every product available to you.

How matching works

Pick your state, and the Marketplace shows only what is offered there. The offers picked for you at the top are selected on KeepUp's own servers from the balances and asset mix you already track, whether you entered them yourself or connected an account: a crypto exchange if none of your money is in crypto, say, or a will once your net worth passes $250,000. The selection is shown only to you. No provider is told who saw an offer, or why.

You can turn personalization off in Account Settings. The Marketplace then shows you the same general list as anyone else, without using your financial data.

What leaves KeepUp

  • When you click an offer: you go to the provider's own website. The link carries a random click identifier and nothing else. No name, no email address, no balances.
  • When you ask for an introduction to an advisor: we show you exactly which fields will be sent (your contact details and summary-level context such as a net worth bracket) and send them only after you confirm, to the one firm you chose.
  • Never: account or routing numbers, transactions, individual holdings, or the names of your financial institutions. We do not sell your data.

How KeepUp is paid

Providers pay KeepUp a referral fee when you open a product through the Marketplace or when an introduction is made, and some advisory firms instead pay a flat monthly fee to be listed. You never pay more because you came through KeepUp. That compensation may influence which products we list and how they are presented. Our Advertiser Disclosure, linked at the top of the Marketplace, explains this in full, and Section 6 of our Privacy Policy is the binding description of what we do with your data.

For providers and networks

KeepUp places offers in front of people at the moment they are reviewing the money the offer is about. Placements run through standard affiliate tracking links; there is no data integration to build. If you would like your product in the Marketplace, write to [email protected].