PagerDuty Pro
$1,025/ mo
PagerDuty Professional · per-seat billing
$41 × 25 users
Pricing
Per-company pricing. Pay for the platform, not per seat.
Free forever — Telegram, email, webhooks and audit log included. Voice and SMS quotas scale with the plan; overage runs on transparent pay-as-you-go credits.
Free trial and free plan
Start alerting without forcing users through checkout
Use the free plan to verify Telegram, voice calls, email and webhook alerts. When you need more recipients or SMS/WhatsApp limits — start a 7-day trial of the plan you want.
Free, no credit card
First verify the basic incident workflow: recipients, Telegram, voice calls, email and API.
All channels visible from day one
Plan limits change capacity, not the mental model. Teams can evaluate multi-channel escalation early.
Trial the escalation chain
Test retries, acknowledgments and routing before a real incident depends on the setup.
Upgrade when usage grows
Scale recipients, team seats, voice calls, SMS, WhatsApp, Viber and SLA support as needed.
What happens before payment
- 1Create a workspace and connect your first alert source.
- 2Add recipients, test voice calls and escalation rules.
- 3Upgrade only after the workflow has proved value to the team.
Plans That Scale With Your Team
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Per-company vs per-seat
What a 25-person team pays elsewhere
Most competitors price per user. At 25 responders that adds up — fast. WardenPoint bills per company, not per seat.
Opsgenie Standard
$475/ mo
Opsgenie Standard · per-seat billing
$19 × 25 users
WardenPoint Pro
$39/ mo
WardenPoint Pro · one flat fee, 25 members included
Up to 96% cheaper at 25 users
Competitor prices reflect public list rates at the time of writing and compare the alerting/escalation tier only — feature-parity with full incident-management suites varies. Per-seat plans scale linearly with the team; per-company plans do not.
SMS and voice economics
Know what happens when alerts start using paid channels
Every plan explains channel capacity up front. Voice calls and SMS are designed for urgent escalation, while Telegram, email and API alerts keep routine notification costs predictable.
Capacity is visible before upgrade
Plans list recipients, team seats, monthly voice-call allowance and SMS capacity so on-call costs are not hidden behind vague channel access.
SMS and calls are for escalation
Use lower-cost channels first, then escalate to SMS or phone only when acknowledgement matters or a critical incident is still unresolved.
Credits cover cost-bearing channels
Once included capacity is used up, credits or top-ups cover additional SMS, PSTN calls, WhatsApp or Viber without changing the core workflow.
Regional pricing can vary
Carrier prices differ by country and destination. High-volume teams should confirm expected destinations before relying on a fixed monthly incident budget.
Typical monthly usage examples
- A small on-call team can verify the workflow on the Free plan: Telegram, email, API alerts and a few voice-call tests.
- A growing team can simulate 100 SMS plus 20 voice calls per month before picking Team or Pro plan capacity.
- Teams whose voice/SMS costs depend on country can use credits and validate expected destinations before a major launch.
Pricing questions
Frequently asked
- Yes. Telegram alerts, audit log, REST API and the dashboard run on the free plan within fair-use limits. Paid channels (voice, SMS, WhatsApp) require a credit top-up because we pay carriers per minute or segment.
Start now
Start free, scale only when alerts justify it
No card to try Telegram alerts, audit log and the REST API. Add voice and SMS credits only when on-call needs them.
- Free plan forever
- Pay-as-you-go voice/SMS
- Annual discount