Compare on-call platforms by alerting depth, budget, integrations, mobile response, and incident follow-through.
Compare on-call platforms by alerting depth, budget, integrations, mobile response, and incident follow-through.
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On-call scheduling and escalation for Grafana users who want alert response close to dashboards and Grafana Alerting.
Free
Grafana Cloud has a free tier; long-term self-hosted Grafana OnCall OSS is no longer the primary path.
A cost-conscious on-call and incident response platform for SRE teams that need alert routing, collaboration, and postmortems.
$9/mo per user
Entry paid plans are commonly listed around $9/user/month; confirm current tier limits and stakeholder licensing.
A familiar Atlassian on-call tool with mature alert routing, now mainly relevant for existing customers and Atlassian migrations.
Free
Free up to 5 users; Essentials starts at $9.45/user/month annually, but Atlassian has ended new Opsgenie sales.
On-call alerting consolidated with uptime monitoring and status pages in one platform — fewer dashboards and bills than a stack of point tools.
Free
Free tier covers 1 unit (1 team member, 1 status page, 10 monitors). Pro: $18/unit/month with 14-day trial. Enterprise: volume pricing.
Datadog-native paging and incident response for teams that want alerts, traces, logs, incidents, and AI investigations in one console.
$20/mo per user
On-Call starts at $20/seat/month annually; full Incident Response bundle starts at $40/seat/month annually.
Incident response and on-call with strong Slack workflows, retrospectives, status pages, and automation.
$20/mo per user
Rootly lists Incident Response and On-Call from $20/user/month each; bundles can change final cost.
A response automation platform with service catalog, runbooks, Signals alerting, and post-incident workflows.
$20/mo per user
Starter paid plans are commonly cited around $20/user/month; confirm current Signals and tier packaging.
The dominant on-call and incident operations platform, strongest for large stacks, mature escalation policies, and enterprise governance.
Free
Free plan supports up to 5 users; Professional lists around $21/user/month annually or $25 monthly.
A modern on-call and incident response platform for engineering teams that coordinate incidents primarily in Slack.
Free
Free plan available; paid plans with on-call are commonly around $25-$45/user/month depending on tier.
A pragmatic all-in-one platform for monitoring, on-call, incident response, logs, status pages, and responder notifications.
Free
Free plan available; responder licenses are about $34/month or $29/month annually.
Splunk’s VictorOps-derived on-call product for enterprises that want alert response in the Splunk ecosystem.
$300/mo
Usually quote-driven or contract-priced; public procurement examples use monthly package pricing.
Compare on-call platforms including Alert24, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, incident.io, FireHydrant, Datadog On-Call, Splunk On-Call, Grafana OnCall, Squadcast, Better Stack, and Rootly. Use this selector when PagerDuty is still on the table and you need to weigh integration breadth, escalation flexibility, ChatOps, postmortems, status pages, mobile apps, and noise reduction.