Your pager shouldn't need a detective
PagerDuty wakes you up with a riddle. Vibe OnCall wakes you up with the likely cause, affected systems, and what to do next.
PagerDuty pages humans.
We page intelligence.
PagerDuty is great at sending alerts. But at 3AM, the hard part isn't getting the notification. It's figuring out what it means. Which deploy changed things? Which service is actually failing? Is this real, or just another noisy symptom?
Vibe OnCall starts there. It investigates before your engineer fully unlocks their phone, pulling together the likely root cause, related signals, recent changes, and recommended next step in one briefing.
Less dashboard-hopping. Less guesswork. Faster incident response.
Their AI groups alerts.
Ours helps resolve incidents.
PagerDuty added AI onto a legacy alerting stack. Vibe OnCall was built AI-native from the start. That difference matters — alert delivery versus AI-assisted incident investigation.
Gets smarter every incident.
Most incident knowledge disappears into Slack threads, half-written postmortems, and one senior engineer's memory. Then the next outage happens and the team starts from scratch.
Vibe OnCall captures what happened, what mattered, and what worked. Over time, it builds incident memory across your team.
Repeated investigations for the same failure pattern
Triage on incidents your team hasn't personally seen before
Stronger on-call system every month you use it
How we actually stack up.
No spin. Just the capabilities on-call teams actually care about.
Stop funding their add-on strategy.
PagerDuty's base plan gets expensive fast, and the more intelligence or automation you want, the more separate products and add-ons show up in the bill.
Base platform + AI/AIOps add-ons + automation expansion.
Pay extra for intelligence.
One platform. AI-native workflows included.
No intelligence tax.
Lower complexity. More value in the base product. If you're evaluating alternatives, the real question is simple: do you want to pay extra for intelligence, or start with it included?
Run us in parallel.
Trust takes time.
Switching your on-call system is a trust decision, not just a procurement decision. Start with lower-severity alerts. Keep PagerDuty where you need it. Let your team feel the difference first.
