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Transmit vs incident.io

incident.io is a full incident management platform, with on-call as one part. Transmit does only on-call and paging, and is built to take an Opsgenie setup across exactly.

Claims about incident.io are from incident.io’s own pages, checked on 4 October 2026. Products change; follow the sources for the current picture. Tell us if something here is out of date.

Side by side

 TopicTransmitincident.io
What it isOn-call and paging only.An incident management platform; On-call was added in March 2024.[1]
Schedules and escalationLayered rotations with restrictions and overrides; escalation policies with delays and repeats.Schedules and escalation paths.[1]
Paging channelsEmail today. SMS and voice calls are coming soon.SMS, phone, email, Slack and push notifications, and a mobile app.[1]
Moving from OpsgenieImports members, schedules with their rotation restrictions and overrides, policies, services and heartbeats, and checks who is on call against Opsgenie. Notification rules with conditions come across without them, with a warning.Imports schedules, escalation policies, services, teams and users. Imported notification preferences do not carry Opsgenie’s criteria or time restrictions.[2]
Running both at onceNothing pages until you repoint a sender, so both can run side by side.Runs alongside Opsgenie at no extra cost while your Opsgenie contract lasts, through its Rescue Program.[3]
PricingNot announced yet.Published. On-call is an add-on to paid plans, or its own plan.[4]
Data locationUnited States.Europe (Belgium, with a standby in the Netherlands).[5]

Which to choose

Choose incident.io if

  • You want incident response and on-call in one platform.
  • You need SMS, phone calls, Slack paging and a mobile app today.
  • You want your data hosted in Europe.

Choose Transmit if

  • You want to keep Opsgenie’s Alert API and change only a URL and a key.
  • You want your Opsgenie heartbeats to come across, and a check of every schedule against Opsgenie.
  • You want a small product that does on-call and paging only.

Sources

  1. incident.io: Announcing On-call (5 March 2024) checked 4 October 2026
  2. incident.io docs: Tools to make migrating from Opsgenie easier checked 4 October 2026
  3. incident.io: Opsgenie Rescue Program checked 4 October 2026
  4. incident.io: Pricing checked 4 October 2026
  5. incident.io docs: What platform does incident.io run on? checked 4 October 2026

Move before the deadline, not on it.

Transmit is in early access. Tell us about your on-call setup, and we will help you import it and check it against Opsgenie before you switch.