Atlassian is winding Opsgenie down. Migrate your schedules, escalation policies and integrations to PagerCo in minutes — with INR pricing, DLT-compliant SMS + WhatsApp, and AI-assisted response. Run both in parallel and cut over when you’re ready.
Most teams migrate in under an afternoon · No card required
Full end of support, product shutdown & data deletion
Atlassian is retiring Opsgenie: April 5, 2027 is the full end of support, product shutdown, and data deletion — customers are steered to Jira Service Management or Compass. That means re-buying a heavier, US-priced product for a tool whose entire job is to quietly wake the right person at 3 a.m. — and if you don’t export in time, your on-call history goes with it. You don’t have to overthink it: pick a replacement that imports your existing setup, pages the way India actually pages, and switch calmly. That’s what PagerCo is for.
The one-click importer maps Opsgenie’s building blocks onto PagerCo’s — so the same people stay on-call, escalating the same way.
Your rotations, layers and overrides come across intact — the same people stay on-call.
Multi-step escalation rules and their timing map straight onto PagerCo escalation policies.
Recreate your alert sources with a webhook per integration; routing rules and dedup come with.
Users, teams and their contact methods import so nobody has to be re-added by hand.
Typical import time: under 5 minutes
Not just a like-for-like replacement — the on-call platform built for how teams in India actually operate.
No USD forex markup. Razorpay checkout, GST invoices, and per-seat pricing that fits an Indian startup budget.
Carrier-compliant SMS on Indian networks and WhatsApp paging — not a US-first tool bolted onto Indian telecom.
Autopilot investigates incidents, drafts a root-cause, and (with your approval) runs your remediation runbooks.
Run PagerCo alongside Opsgenie during cutover. Nothing is deleted on their side; you flip when you’re ready.
Pull your schedules, teams and policies from Opsgenie’s standard export. We’ll tell you exactly what to grab.
Upload it in Settings → Import. We parse and map schedules, escalation policies, teams and integrations automatically.
Review the mapped config, point your monitors at the new webhooks, and cut over. Your team stays on-call the whole time.
Want a hand? Email migrate@pagerco.ai — we’ll scope it with you, free.
We'll migrate your Opsgenie setup with you on a call — free. Tell us a bit and we'll reach out to schedule.
Yes. Atlassian has set April 5, 2027 as Opsgenie’s full end of support, product shutdown, and data deletion, and is moving customers to Jira Service Management or Compass. If you run standalone Opsgenie for on-call, choosing a replacement — and exporting your data before it’s deleted — is now a project with a firm deadline.
For most teams, under an afternoon. The importer brings your schedules, escalation policies, teams and integration routing across in a few minutes; the rest is pointing your monitoring tools at the new webhooks and verifying.
No. You run PagerCo in parallel with Opsgenie during cutover and flip when you’re confident. Nothing on the Opsgenie side is changed or deleted by importing into PagerCo.
PagerCo ingests webhooks from the tools you already use — Prometheus/Grafana, Datadog, New Relic, Sentry, CloudWatch, and more — plus inbound email and a generic Events API. Each Opsgenie integration becomes a PagerCo integration with its own webhook.
Yes — email migrate@pagerco.ai and we’ll scope the move with you on a call, free, even if you’re still deciding. We’d rather you switch calmly than rush it.