Opsgenie Pricing in May 2026

Opsgenie's pricing follows tiered structure: Free for up to 5 users + basic features, Standard at $9/user/month, Enterprise at $19/user/month. Atlassian has signaled deprecation paths for Opsgenie users moving to Jira Service Management's incident features. Real-world Opsgenie bills for typical incident-response teams land at $50-500/month for 5-25 person teams.

The Free Plan offer covers basic incident response for very-small teams. The strategic decision: Opsgenie's value is the deep Atlassian-ecosystem integration — Jira Service Management, Confluence, Bitbucket — combined with mature alerting workflows that scale from small teams to enterprise. The Atlassian deprecation timing affects long-term planning. For broader incident management alternatives, PagerDuty is the dominant direct competitor and remains the incumbent for incident response — wins on broader integration ecosystem, mature SaaS reliability features (post-mortems, status pages), and the "no one gets fired" status. The PagerDuty vs Opsgenie decision often splits on Atlassian commitment: Opsgenie for Atlassian-anchored teams; PagerDuty for everyone else. Splunk On-Call (formerly VictorOps) targets similar territory. xMatters targets enterprise with stronger compliance features. Squadcast competes at lower pricing for SMB-mid-market. Better Stack (formerly Logtail) bundles incident management with logs and uptime monitoring. incident.io targets modern incident response with strong Slack integration — increasingly replacing PagerDuty for SaaS startups. Rootly targets similar modern-incident-response with workflow automation. FireHydrant focuses on incident management with strong post-mortem features. For status pages specifically, Statuspage (Atlassian), Instatus, and Better Stack compete.