Incident Management & On-Call brand directory

Rootly

Rank #1 · 46.0% visibility

Rootly is an AI-native, end-to-end incident management platform comprising five integrated products: On-Call (scheduling, alerting, escalation policies, mobile paging), Incident Response (Slack/Teams-native coordination, workflow automation, stakeholder communications), AI SRE (automated root cause analysis, alert correlation with deploys/configs, remediation suggestions via MCP), Retrospectives (AI-generated postmortems, timeline reconstruction, action item tracking), and Status Pages (automated customer-facing and internal status communication). The platform is designed for SRE, DevOps, and platform engineering teams and is distinguished by its deep ChatOps-first architecture, opinionated best-practice defaults, and growing AI agent capabilities.

incident.io

Rank #2 · 41.3% visibility

incident.io is an all-in-one AI-powered platform for incident management and on-call operations. Built Slack- and Teams-first, it enables engineering and SRE teams to declare, respond to, and learn from incidents entirely within their existing communication tools, while an AI SRE agent autonomously investigates issues and a post-mortem engine auto-generates timelines and retrospective drafts. The platform spans four core products—On-call, Incident Response, Status Pages, and AI SRE—unified by a shared service catalog, workflow engine, and analytics layer.

PagerDuty

Rank #3 · 20.0% visibility

PagerDuty Operations Cloud is a SaaS platform for end-to-end digital operations management, providing on-call scheduling and escalation, AI-driven alert noise reduction, automated incident workflows, generative AI assistance, post-incident reviews, runbook automation, and status pages. It connects with 750+ monitoring, ITSM, collaboration, and cloud tools to centralize operations for always-on enterprise services.

Opsgenie

Rank #4 · 18.7% visibility

Opsgenie is Atlassian's incident management and on-call alerting product, providing alert routing, escalation policies, on-call schedule management, and incident coordination for DevOps and IT operations teams. It is currently in end-of-sale sunset mode, with its capabilities being consolidated into Jira Service Management ahead of an April 5, 2027 shutdown.

FireHydrant

Rank #5 · 11.3% visibility

FireHydrant is a full-lifecycle incident management SaaS platform built for engineering and SRE teams. It unifies on-call alerting and scheduling (Signals), automated runbook-driven response, Slack/Teams collaboration, status pages, AI-enriched retrospectives, a service catalog, and MTTX analytics into a single product. Acquired by Freshworks in Q1 2026, it is being integrated into Freshservice as the ITOM and incident management layer of a unified AI-native ServiceOps platform.

OneUptime

Rank #6 · 8.0% visibility

OneUptime is a fully open-source (Apache 2.0), self-hostable or cloud-hosted observability platform that unifies uptime monitoring, on-call scheduling, incident management, status pages, log management, distributed tracing, APM metrics, error tracking, workflow automation, and AI-powered auto-remediation into a single product. It positions itself as a cost-effective, vendor-neutral alternative to assembling separate commercial tools for each of these functions.

ilert

Rank #7 · 6.0% visibility

ilert is an AI-first incident management and on-call platform built in Germany, offering automated alert investigation via an AI SRE agent, multi-channel alerting, on-call scheduling, ChatOps, intelligent call routing with an AI Voice Agent, and integrated status pages. It is marketed as a GDPR-compliant, privacy-focused alternative to PagerDuty and Opsgenie for DevOps, SRE, IT Ops, MSP, and security teams.

Better Stack

Rank #8 · 4.7% visibility

Better Stack is an all-in-one AI SRE observability platform that unifies on-call scheduling, incident management, uptime monitoring, log management, eBPF-based distributed tracing, infrastructure monitoring, error tracking, real user monitoring, status pages, and a time-series data warehouse into a single product. Built on ClickHouse with SQL as the primary query language and OpenTelemetry as the instrumentation standard, it positions as a dramatically cheaper and design-forward replacement for fragmented stacks built around tools like Datadog, PagerDuty, and Sentry.

Grafana

Rank #9 · 4.0% visibility

Grafana Cloud IRM (Incident Response & Management) is the on-call scheduling, alert escalation, and incident management platform from Grafana Labs, incorporating Grafana OnCall. It provides configurable on-call rotations, multi-step escalation chains, alert grouping, and multi-channel notifications (Slack, MS Teams, Telegram, SMS, phone, mobile push) natively integrated with the Grafana observability stack — enabling responders to access dashboards, logs, and traces in the same context as their incident workflow.

Spike.sh

Rank #10 · 0.7% visibility

Spike.sh is an incident management and on-call alerting platform that helps engineering teams detect, route, and resolve production incidents through multi-channel alerts, automated escalations, on-call scheduling, playbook automation, and status pages—positioning itself as a simpler, more affordable alternative to PagerDuty and Opsgenie for SMBs, startups, and mid-market teams.

Squadcast

Rank #11 · 0.0% visibility

Squadcast (now SolarWinds IT Incident Response) is a SaaS Reliability Automation Platform that unifies on-call management and incident response under one roof, built around Site Reliability Engineering best practices. Its core modules include intelligent alert routing and deduplication, on-call schedules and escalation policies, incident collaboration with ChatOps integrations, runbooks, blameless postmortems, SLO/error-budget tracking, and customizable status pages. Enterprise tiers add AI-generated incident summaries, intelligent alert grouping, auto-pause for transient alerts, and ServiceNow bidirectional sync. Following the SolarWinds acquisition, the platform is positioned as the incident-response layer of a broader hybrid-cloud observability and ITSM ecosystem.