Run every incident from one calm queue
Pagerline folds noisy alerts into one incident, pages the engineer who owns it and keeps your status page honest — so nights stay quiet and outages stay short.
Rosa M. is on call for Payments
Push, SMS and voice sent · secondary in 00:03:42
A night on call,
minute by minute
This is what a 2:42am outage looks like on Pagerline. One person woken, one room, one status page — and back to sleep before 3:15.
Read the full timelineto acknowledge, from first alert
woken — secondary never paged
from alert to resolved
posted, drafted from the timeline
2.0 RESPOND
One room for
the whole incident
- 2.1
See what changed
Error rates, latency and saturation per service, with every deploy and feature flag drawn on the same line.
- 2.2
Fold the noise
Duplicates and symptoms fold into one incident.
- 2.3
Assign the roles
Commander, comms and scribe in one click.
- 2.4
Close the loop
Retros drafted from the timeline.
checkout-api · 5xx per minute
2 now · peak 412 at 02:46
Rotations people
don't dread
Build fair schedules in minutes, swap a shift from your phone and let escalations hand off between time zones on their own. Nobody covers a night they didn't agree to.
Explore on-callEscalation · Payments EP-12
- 1Page primary on-callPush, then SMS after 60s0 MIN
- 2Page secondary on-callIf nobody acknowledges+5 MIN
- 3Call the engineering managerVoice call, repeats twice+15 MIN
EU hand07:00–19:00 CET · Berlin
US hand19:00–07:00 CET · Austin
fewer night-time pages after alert grouping
median time to acknowledge a SEV-1
median time to resolve, down from 71
“Our on-call stopped being a punishment.” Pagerline turned forty pages a week into six, and every one of them mattered.
Customers hear it
from you first
Every incident can update a public or private status page. Pagerline drafts each update from the timeline; a person reads it, edits a word and posts.
See status pagesMonitoring
We rolled back a change that slowed card payments in Europe. Payments are fast again and we're watching closely. Next update by 03:30 CET.
Before you
switch pagers
Moving on-call is a big decision. These are the questions teams ask us most.
Talk to an engineerCan we import our current schedules?
Yes. One command imports rotations, overrides and escalation policies, and runs both pagers side by side for a week so nothing is missed.
How do pages reach us?
Push, SMS, voice and chat, retried across three carriers. Delivery is tracked per page, and we publish our page-delivery rate every month.
Does Copilot act on production by itself?
No. It gathers context and drafts updates. Any action — a rollback, a restart — waits for a person to approve it, and every step is in the audit log.
Where is our data stored?
In the EU or the US, chosen per workspace. Business plans can bring their own encryption keys.
Is there a free plan?
Up to five responders, two rotations and one status page, free for as long as you like.
Your next outage is already on its way. Meet it with one calm queue and a pager that wakes only the right person.
Free for up to 5 responders. No card needed.
- Switch in an afternoon. Import schedules and policies in one go.
- Run side by side. Keep your old pager live for a week.
- People stay in charge. Copilot asks before it acts.