If Opsgenie's job at your org was filtering the alert flood and waking the right human for real emergencies — security and operations both — that's exactly what we do.
$299/mo or $2,999/yr
Yes to Forwarding:
Point your existing tools — endpoint, network, backups, power, environmental — at one
If Opsgenie's job at your org was filtering the alert flood and waking the right human for real emergencies — security and operations both — that's exactly what we do.
$299/mo or $2,999/yr
Yes to Forwarding:
Point your existing tools — endpoint, network, backups, power, environmental — at one Crit Alert Response email intake address. Anything that can send an alert can reach us. Nothing to install, nothing new to learn.
Yes to Triage:
Every alert is reviewed through multiple independent checks, all night, every night. No single point of judgment decides what matters.
Yes to Escalation:
Real emergencies get an immediate voice call to your on-call person. Everything else waits in a plain-English morning summary. Most nights, the phone never rings — that's the point.
And what we don't.
What we don't do: complex on-call rotation scheduling, incident timelines and postmortems, or status pages. If your team lives in those features, Jira Service Management or PagerDuty is the honest answer. If Opsgenie was mostly the thing that decided whether your phone rang, we're the simpler path.
Atlassian ends Opsgenie support on April 5, 2027 — new licenses already stopped in June 2025. If you mainly used Opsgenie to get the right phone call at 2am, you don't need another platform migration. Point your alerts at one intake address and keep your coverage tonight.
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