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Opsgenie vs Runframe

Both stand on on-call scheduling software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Opsgenie

Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb

Choose Opsgenie if your team needs incident scheduling, escalation and handoff tools across web and mobile. The free plan covers up to 5 users; Enterprise includes 24/7 email and phone support.

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Runframe combines scheduling, paging, incident response, and follow-up in one platform, with a free tier for up to five users. Review paid-plan limits and supported-country conditions for phone and SMS delivery.

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The facts

	Opsgenie	Runframe
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Android, iPhone, Web	API, Web
Lowest paid plan	Essentials: $9.45 a month	Growth: $12 per user a month
Plans published	4	3
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	atlassian.com	runframe.io
On on-call scheduling software	#13 of 25	#9 of 25

Opsgenie: what it does well

Free plan supports up to 5 users.
Rotation scheduling and escalation policies are included.
Multichannel notifications and handoff tools are available.
Calendar sync and mobile apps are included.
Enterprise includes 24/7 email and phone support.

What to know first

Essentials is limited to 100 incidents per month.
Essentials retains data for 6 months.
The listed paid prices are billed annually.

Runframe: what it does well

Rotations support daily through monthly cycles.
Load reports track cumulative on-call hours.
Incidents can be coordinated in Slack or the web dashboard.
Integrations include alert sources and project tools.
Free plan supports up to five users.

What to know first

Growth costs $12 per user monthly, billed annually.
Phone and SMS use has fair-use and supported-country limits.
Free includes one basic schedule and one team.
No named security certification is listed.

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