Compare PagerDuty alternatives by cost, team fit, alerting workflow, and incident-management depth.
Compare PagerDuty alternatives by cost, team fit, alerting workflow, and incident-management depth.
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On-call management tied to Grafana Cloud and Grafana alerting, strongest for teams already standardized on Grafana.
Free
Grafana Cloud has a free tier; self-managed Grafana OnCall OSS was moved to maintenance and archived in 2026.
An SRE-oriented on-call and incident response platform with alert routing, schedules, stakeholder updates, and postmortems.
$9/mo per user
Published paid tiers commonly start in the single-digit per-user range; confirm current package limits.
Atlassian’s on-call and alerting product, now in transition as Atlassian moves incident features into Jira Service Management and Compass.
Free
Free for up to 5 users; paid plans list from $9.45/user/month annually, but new Opsgenie sales have ended.
A flexible alerting, on-call, and incident automation platform often considered by teams replacing Opsgenie or PagerDuty.
$10/mo per user
Pricing is less transparent publicly; market listings and buyer reports commonly place entry plans around $10/user/month.
Unified on-call alerting, uptime monitoring, and status pages in one platform with auto-syncing AWS, Azure, and GCP outage feeds.
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.
A modern incident response and on-call platform focused on Slack workflows, automation, retrospectives, and reliability reporting.
$20/mo per user
Incident Response and On-Call list at about $20/user/month each; bundled pricing and startup discounts may apply.
An incident management platform with service catalog, runbooks, retrospectives, and Signals alerting for teams that want response automation.
$20/mo per user
Public pricing is plan-based; starter paid plans are commonly cited around $20/user/month, with higher tiers for advanced features.
On-call and incident response inside Datadog, best for teams already using Datadog as their observability control plane.
$20/mo per user
On-Call starts at $20/seat/month annually; the Incident Response bundle starts around $40/seat/month annually.
A Slack-native incident response platform with on-call, status pages, workflows, and post-incident review in one product.
Free
Free plan available; paid incident response with on-call commonly lands around $25-$45/user/month depending on packaging.
An all-in-one monitoring, on-call, incident response, logs, and status page platform with transparent responder pricing.
Free
Free personal plan available; responder licenses list around $34/month or about $29/month annually.
The former VictorOps product, best suited to Splunk customers that want alert response tied to their existing Splunk investment.
$300/mo
Splunk packaging is quote-driven; public procurement listings often show monthly contract-style pricing rather than simple per-seat pricing.
Compare PagerDuty alternatives including Alert24, Opsgenie, incident.io, FireHydrant, Datadog On-Call, Grafana OnCall, Squadcast, Better Stack, Rootly, AlertOps, and Splunk On-Call. Filter by budget, free tier, mobile app, postmortem support, status pages, ChatOps, noise reduction, and escalation depth to find a realistic replacement for your on-call workflow.