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On-call scheduling and alerting (end of life — migrating to Jira Service Management)
Opsgenie is an on-call scheduling and alerting tool by Atlassian, built to make sure the right person is notified the moment something breaks. It ingests alerts from hundreds of monitoring, ticketing, and chat tools, deduplicates and enriches them, and routes each to the correct responder using flexible on-call schedules, escalation policies, and multi-channel notifications across push, SMS, email, and phone call, so critical incidents never slip through the cracks.
Beyond paging, Opsgenie supports incident response with rules-based routing, alert grouping, incident timelines, stakeholder communication, and post-incident reporting on response performance. Deep integrations with Jira, Datadog, Prometheus, PagerDuty-style monitors, and Slack made it a common backbone for DevOps and SRE teams standardizing their alerting.
Important status: Atlassian has placed Opsgenie in end-of-life. Sale of new subscriptions ended on June 4, 2025 (no new signups, upgrades, or downgrades), and the service is scheduled to shut down permanently on April 5, 2027; existing customers can continue on their current plan until then. Atlassian's recommended path is to migrate to Jira Service Management, whose incident-management capability typically requires the Premium tier — a notable cost increase over Opsgenie's legacy per-user plans. Teams evaluating options are also comparing purpose-built alternatives such as incident.io, Rootly, and Datadog. Because of the EOL timeline, new buyers should plan around migration rather than adoption.
Pricing Model
Legacy per-user (end of sale)
Starting Price
$9/mo
Free Options
Free version
Legacy free tier for small teams — closed to new signups (end of sale).
Legacy per-user plan — existing customers only until April 2027.
Legacy per-user tier with advanced controls — closed to new sales.
| Feature | Free (legacy) | Standard (legacy) | Enterprise (legacy) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 5 users | — | — | |
| On-call scheduling | — | — | |
| Alerting basics | — | — | |
| Mobile apps | — | — | |
| No longer available to new customers | — | — | |
| Escalations and routing | — | — | |
| Unlimited integrations | — | — | |
| Incident response | — | — | |
| Reporting | — | — | |
| End of sale June 2025 | — | — | |
| Advanced reporting | — | — | |
| Auditing | — | — | |
| Priority support | — | — | |
| Service-aware routing | — | — | |
| Migrate to Jira Service Management | — | — |
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Compliance Standards
SOC 2 Type II
EnterpriseISO 27001
EnterpriseGDPR Compliant
GlobalHIPAA
HealthcarePCI DSS
FinanceCCPA
PrivacyFedRAMP
GovernmentCSA STAR
CloudDeployment & Data
Data Residency Options
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Incident management and on-call, built around Slack.
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