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Entry price
Paid plans only
Biggest pro
Modern, intuitive UI
Biggest con
OnPage is strongest for critical alerting, on-call response, urgent communication and escalation workflows, so teams looking only for basic chat or lightweight task management may not need the full platform.
TL;DR - OnPage
- OnPage is a secure critical communications platform for alerting (paging), secure messaging and on-call management
- It routes messages, alerts and calls based on on-call schedules, escalation policies, groups configuration and other routing rules
- Broad integrations without added complexity: OnPage connects with ITSM, PSA, monitoring, EHR, building management, and other operational systems, with integrations included in all-inclusive pricing.
What is OnPage?
Available on: Web
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Modern, intuitive UI
- Easy on-call scheduling
- Affordable solution
- Integrates with key ITSM and PSA platforms, including ConnectWise and Autotask, to route critical alerts to the right on-call teams.
- Supports use cases beyondst IT and healthcare, including organizations replacing pagers, Verizon or AT&T email-to-text workflows, manual call trees, and alerting from building management systems.
- Offers all-inclusive pricing, with integrations included at no additional cost.
- Self-service call routing, allowing account admins to configure workflows themselves with the flexibility to route urgent calls to the right person
Cons
- OnPage is strongest for critical alerting, on-call response, urgent communication and escalation workflows, so teams looking only for basic chat or lightweight task management may not need the full platform.
- OnPage can support many routing and escalation models, but organizations need to clearly define ownership, schedules and escalation rules to get the most value from the platform.
- OnPage provides alert tracking, escalation visibility and audit trails, but it is not designed to function as a full incident command center with deep incident dashboards, service health views, stakeholder updates and operational analytics.
Ratings Across the Web
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Key Features
Pricing Plans
14-day Free TrialFree
$14/month
- Alerting
- Group alerting
Enterprise Silver
$23/month
- Alerting
- Group alerting
- Alert redundancies
- Managing and creating Escalations
- User management console
- Post-incident reports
- Audit trail
- Web-conference bridge
- Advanced Reporting & Analytics
- Managing and creating failover groups
- Access data management
- SSO
- Integrations
Enterprise Gold
$29/month
- Alerting (w/ Alert redundancies)
- Groups alerting (regular and escalation)
- Managing and creating Escalations
- Managing and creating failover groups
- User management console
- Managing and creating On-call schedules
- Post-incident reports
- 200 + integrations
- Manage Live call routing workflows
- Audit trail
- Web-conference bridge
- Advanced Reporting & Analytics
- Access data management
- SSO
How OnPage's pricing compares
At $14/mo, OnPage is mid-range of its 4 direct competitors ($5 to $21/mo across the set).
Entry paid plan, monthly.
Reviews
Across 399 verified user reviews on G2, Capterra, SourceForge
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