1. Oncallz
Best for: the lowest per-seat price with every feature included
One plan, $4 per user a month, with schedules, escalation policies, phone-call acknowledgement from the keypad, AI incident investigation (with your own AI key), Slack and Teams notifications, post-mortems and a REST API. The trade-offs: you bring your own Twilio or Vonage account, Android is still in closed beta, there is no SSO, and it is a young product. English and Turkish interface.
2. All Quiet
Best for: a low price with SMS and calls included
Standard is $4.99 per user a month and Pro is $9.99; both list unlimited SMS and phone calls. That makes it the cheapest option here if you do not want to manage a carrier account. The pricing page does not show a separate annual rate.
3. Zenduty (Xurrent IMR)
Best for: very small teams, or teams wanting Slack/Teams incident response
Zenduty's pricing page now carries the Xurrent IMR name. Starter is $6 per user a month for up to 5 users; Growth is $16 for up to 50. Annual billing saves 16%. Call and SMS allowances vary by country, so check yours.
4. Spike.sh
Best for: small teams with low phone/SMS volume
Standard is $7 per user a month and Business $14, with one month free on annual billing. The Standard plan's phone and SMS allowance is small, so busy rotations will likely need Business.
5. TaskCall
Best for: a real free tier, then unlimited SMS and calls
Free covers up to 5 users with email and push alerts. Starter at $9 adds unlimited SMS and voice calls worldwide; TaskCall says it may restrict unusual activity. Business is $19 and Digital Operations $29; stakeholder seats are $3.
6. Grafana Cloud IRM
Best for: teams already on Grafana Cloud
Grafana's free tier includes 3 active IRM users. Pro is a $19 monthly platform fee covering the first 3, then $20 per active IRM user. Grafana says outgoing calls and SMS cost nothing extra. Note that the self-hosted Grafana OnCall OSS was archived on March 24, 2026, so the managed IRM is now the supported route.
7. incident.io
Best for: Slack- or Teams-centred incident response
On-call alone is $20 per user a month. The Team plan is $15 billed annually ($19 monthly) plus $10 per user for on-call. The free Basic plan includes single-team on-call and a status page. More expensive than the others here, but strong on chat-based incident workflows.
8. Better Stack
Best for: uptime monitoring, status pages and on-call in one bill
A responder licence is $29 a month billed yearly and includes unlimited phone and SMS alerts; team members who only view telemetry are free. Slack or Teams incident workflows cost $9 per responder a month. Not cheap per seat, but it replaces a separate uptime monitor and status page.