
Atlassian's on-call and incident management platform with native Jira integration.
Our take
OpsGenie (Atlassian) delivers PagerDuty's core on-call and escalation capabilities at $19/user/month Standard vs PagerDuty's $41/user/month Business — about half the price for comparable core functionality. The Atlassian integration is the primary differentiator: OpsGenie connects natively to Jira Service Management for incident ticketing, Confluence for runbook documentation, and Statuspage for public communication — all without additional cost if your org uses Atlassian. The gaps vs PagerDuty are real: OpsGenie lacks PagerDuty's AIOps noise reduction and Automation Actions, which matter significantly in high-alert environments. For engineering orgs with moderate alert volumes on Atlassian tooling, OpsGenie at $19/user is the obvious choice. For orgs handling thousands of daily alerts where noise reduction pays for itself, PagerDuty's premium is justified.
Product roadmap
OpsGenie is deepening integration with the Atlassian platform (Jira, Confluence, Statuspage), expanding mobile app features, and adding AI-assisted alert triage. The Atlassian cloud consolidation push is driving joint Jira Service Management + OpsGenie packaging for incident management workflows.
Who is OpsGenie for?
Free tier for 5 users, then $9/month Essentials. Best value on-call tool.
Standard at $19/user. Half the PagerDuty price for comparable core on-call features.
Atlassian shops get deep Jira/Confluence integration. Enterprise plan for advanced analytics.
Enterprise plan is solid. PagerDuty's AIOps is worth evaluating at very high alert volumes.
Pricing
Free
Free- • 5 users
- • Basic on-call
Essentials
$9/mo- • Advanced scheduling
Standard
$19/mo- • Phone/SMS alerts
- • SSO
Pricing verified 2026-04-16
Ratings
Overall score: 80/100 (composite of the above ratings)
Features
core
advanced
integrations
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Founded: 2012
HQ: Towson, MD (Atlassian)
Company size: 201-500
Last updated: 2026-04-16