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About SendAlert

On-call alerting that a five-person team can actually afford.

What we do

Proper alerting without the enterprise price. Alert routing with escalation policies, on-call schedules with overrides and handoffs, deduplication and grouping so a cascading failure produces one page rather than four hundred, acknowledgement and escalation timers, and delivery by push, SMS and phone call with confirmed receipt. Integrations with the common monitoring and error tracking tools out of the box. Incident timelines assembled automatically for the post-mortem, which is the part small teams always skip.

Who we built it for

Engineering teams of 3 to 50 people running production systems: startups, agencies with managed clients, and internal teams at larger companies who cannot get budget for the enterprise tool.

The problem

Incident alerting is priced per user per month at levels that make sense for a hundred-person engineering organisation and are absurd for a team of six, so small teams route alerts to a chat channel that nobody sees at 3am, or to an email that nobody reads.

The result is that outages are discovered by customers, which is the most expensive way to discover them.

Try it before anything else

The free config generator runs in your browser with no account. Pick your options, and copy a working config straight away. Open it.

The one promise

The free tool on this site is genuinely free and genuinely useful. It does not withhold the answer behind an email form, it does not degrade after a trial, and it does not exist to harvest your data. If it helps you and you never pay us, that is a fine outcome.

Copy a config that actually runs

Pick authentication, region, client and limits. Copy a config and client snippet that run, with the latency they imply. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

Open the free tool

It runs in your browser. SendAlert never sees your inputs.