All Quiet
SRE-first incident management and on-call platform for engineering teams.
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About All Quiet
All Quiet is a lean, developer-first incident management and on-call platform designed specifically for engineering teams and SREs. It provides modern automated alerting, flexible on-call scheduling with rotations and escalation policies, multi-channel notifications (SMS, phone, email, push), and status pages to communicate with stakeholders during incidents. The platform integrates with over 50 popular tools including Datadog, Grafana, AWS, Slack, and Microsoft Teams. All Quiet stands out for its transparent pricing without artificial user limits and its infrastructure-as-code approach—teams can configure everything via Terraform, public API, or the web UI. One notable limitation is that it's a newer entrant in a crowded market dominated by established competitors like PagerDuty, requiring careful evaluation for teams with legacy tool dependencies.
At a glance
- Company
- All Quiet GmbH
- Platforms
- Web, iOS, Android, API, Terraform
- API
- Available
- Integrations
- AWS CloudWatch, Datadog, Google Cloud Monitoring, Grafana, Linear, Mattermost, Microsoft Teams, Prometheus Alertmanager
- Last verified
- June 2026
Who It's For
- •Engineering teams and SREs managing incident response
- •Startups and growth-stage companies
- •Medium-sized businesses
- •Enterprises
- •Developers and infrastructure teams preferring code-first configuration
How It Works
- 1Connects to 50+ observability and monitoring platforms via built-in integrations (Datadog, Grafana, AWS CloudWatch, etc.)
- 2Receives alerts and routes them through customizable routing policies based on severity, service, and other conditions
- 3Sends notifications via multiple channels (SMS, phone, email, push notifications, Slack, Microsoft Teams)
- 4Manages on-call schedules with support for complex rotations (weekday-weekend, day-night shifts, follow-the-sun)
- 5Escalates incidents automatically based on configured tiers and timeouts
- 6Provides status pages to communicate incident updates to stakeholders in real-time
How to Use All Quiet
- 1Connect your observability stack by selecting from 50+ built-in integrations
- 2Configure on-call schedules and escalation policies through the web interface or Terraform
- 3Set up routing rules to define how alerts are handled based on severity and conditions
- 4Receive multi-channel notifications on incidents and collaborate through Slack, Teams, or other tools
- 5Create status pages to share incident updates with customers and stakeholders
- 6Use the public API for custom integrations and configuration
Key Features
- •On-call scheduling with complex rotations (weekday-weekend, day-night shifts)
- •Escalation policies with automatic escalation after configurable timeouts
- •50+ built-in integrations (Datadog, Grafana, AWS, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Linear, Sentry, etc.)
- •Multi-channel alerting (SMS, phone calls, email, push notifications)
- •Incident routing rules with muting and custom conditions
- •Status pages for transparent stakeholder communication
- •Live call routing
- •Website monitoring
- •Cron job monitoring
- •Heartbeat monitoring
- •Terraform support for infrastructure-as-code configuration
- •Public API for custom integrations
- •No artificial user limits across all pricing tiers
Use Cases
- •Managing on-call rotations and escalations for distributed engineering teams
- •Automating incident alerting and notification routing from multiple monitoring tools
- •Communicating incident status to customers and external stakeholders via status pages
- •Centralizing incident response across teams using a single, developer-friendly platform
- •Reducing incident response tooling costs while maintaining visibility and collaboration
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- •Transparent, simple pricing starting at $4.99/user/month with no artificial user seat limits
- •Developer-first design allowing configuration via Terraform and public API alongside web UI
- •Extensive integration ecosystem with 50+ pre-built connectors reducing setup time
- •Purpose-built for SREs and engineering teams with features like follow-the-sun rotations and multi-channel alerting
Disadvantages
- •Newer product competing against established market leaders (PagerDuty, Opsgenie) with potentially smaller feature set or community
- •May require custom integration work for teams using niche or proprietary monitoring tools outside the 50+ supported platforms
- •Limited information available about advanced features, SLAs, or enterprise-grade compliance capabilities compared to competitors
Alternatives
- PagerDuty
- Opsgenie
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is All Quiet?
All Quiet is a lean, developer-first incident management and on-call platform designed specifically for engineering teams and SREs. It provides modern automated alerting, flexible on-call scheduling with rotations and escalation policies, multi-channel notifications (SMS, phone, email, push), and status pages to communicate with stakeholders during incidents.
How much does All Quiet cost?
All Quiet has paid plans starting at $4.99. A free trial is available.
Is All Quiet free?
All Quiet is a paid tool, but it offers a free trial.
What are the best All Quiet alternatives?
Popular All Quiet alternatives include PagerDuty, Opsgenie.
What is All Quiet used for?
All Quiet is commonly used for Managing on-call rotations and escalations for distributed engineering teams, Automating incident alerting and notification routing from multiple monitoring tools, Communicating incident status to customers and external stakeholders via status pages.
Does All Quiet have an API?
Yes, All Quiet offers an API for developers.
What platforms does All Quiet support?
All Quiet is available on Web, iOS, Android, API, Terraform.
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