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Blameless

by FireHydrant (Freshworks Inc.)

SRE incident management, now in FireHydrant.

Reviewed August 2026by CBAI Editorial Team
7.5/10

Score

3.8 out of 5 · our score
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Our verdict

Blameless is no longer sold on its own; as of 2026 it’s part of FireHydrant, which now sits under Freshworks. The platform covers the full incident lifecycle from Slack/Teams-based response to on-call (Signals), automated runbooks, retrospectives, analytics, and status pages. Pricing is refreshingly clear: a real Free plan for small teams, and Pro at $25 per responder/month billed annually. Enterprise layers on private incidents, SOC 2-friendly controls like audit logs and SCIM, plus FireHydrant’s AI for summaries, meeting transcripts, triage, retros, and follow-ups. Strengths include a smooth chat-first workflow, strong catalog/ownership features, and broad integrations (Jira, ServiceNow, Datadog, Zoom). Weak points: there’s no publicly listed month‑to‑month price, Signals introduces usage-based alert costs, and most AI capabilities are gated to Enterprise. Overall, if you were evaluating Blameless, you should evaluate FireHydrant—the pricing and feature set are competitive for incident-focused teams.

Overview

Blameless has been acquired and is now part of FireHydrant, an all‑in‑one incident management and on‑call platform. FireHydrant (a Freshworks company) provides Slack/Teams‑based response, Signals on‑call and alerting, runbooks, retrospectives, analytics, and status pages. Teams adopt it to plan, respond, and continuously improve reliability with SOC 2 Type II security and deep integrations.

Score breakdown

Overall score

7.5/10
Output quality8.0/10
Ease of use8.0/10
Value for money7.0/10
Features & tools8.0/10
API & integrations8.0/10
Support & docs6.5/10

Scores are editorial assessments by the Compare Best AI team on a 0–10 scale.

Expert review

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## Overview

How we tested

Days tested

7 days

Tasks evaluated

  • ·Declare and manage an incident from Slack with automated runbooks
  • ·Configure on-call schedules and escalation policies in Signals
  • ·Publish public and private status page updates during an incident
  • ·Generate AI-assisted incident summaries and a retrospective

Method

Compared against incident.io and Rootly using identical inputs

Reviewer

CBAI Editorial Team

Plans & pricing

Free

$0/month

Small teams trying FireHydrant

  • Up to 10 responders
  • 2 runbooks
  • Slack & Teams chatbot
  • 1 public status page
  • 3 integrations
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Pro

$25/month

Growing teams needing automation and on-call

  • Everything in Free
  • 5 runbooks
  • 1 retrospective template
  • Unlimited public status pages
  • Service catalog
  • 10 custom fields
  • 5 integrations
  • Signals On-Call: scheduling, unlimited escalation policies, push/Slack/Teams/email notifications; SMS/voice available for purchase
  • Unlimited webhooks and alert rules
  • SSO
  • Standard support
  • Billed annually only ($25 per responder/month)

Enterprise

Custom

Enterprises needing advanced security and scale

  • Everything in Pro
  • Viewer licenses
  • Unlimited runbooks
  • Private incidents
  • FireHydrant AI: summaries, meeting transcripts, triage, retros, follow-ups
  • Unlimited retrospective templates
  • Private status pages
  • Incident analytics
  • Unlimited custom fields and integrations
  • Signals: alert grouping, volume discounting, live call routing, notification policy
  • Slack Enterprise Grid
  • Data exports, audit logs, SCIM, multiple organizations, SLAs
  • Premium support with dedicated CSM & solutions engineer

Pricing may vary by region. Always verify on the vendor's website.

Feature comparison

FeatureBlamelessincident.ioRootly
Collaboration
Slack/Teams native incident response
On-call
On-call scheduling & escalations
AI
AI-generated incident summaries/retros
Catalog
Service catalog/ownership mapping
Status Pages
Public/private status pages
Security
SOC 2 attestation available
Privacy
Private incidents
Included Partial / add-on Not included

Is it right for you?

Good fit for

SRE/Platform teams

Centralize incident response in Slack/Teams with runbooks and analytics to cut MTTR.

Mid-market engineering orgs

Affordable per-responder pricing with built-in on-call and status pages.

Enterprises with strict security

SOC 2 Type II, SSO/SCIM, audit logs, and private incidents meet governance needs.

Less suited for

Month-to-month buyers

No publicly listed monthly (non-annual) price for Pro.

Teams avoiding usage-based alerting costs

Signals bills by alert volume; SMS/voice notifications are extra add-ons.

User reviews

3.8

Editorial score

5
45%
4
26%
3
8%
2
5%
1
1%

Distribution is estimated from our editorial score. Verified user reviews coming soon.

Use cases

Typical ways teams rely on this tool — from everyday tasks to specialized workflows.

  • Slack/Teams-based incident response
  • On-call scheduling and escalations
  • AI-assisted incident summaries and retros
  • Public and private status pages
  • Service catalog and ownership mapping
  • Post-incident analytics and follow-ups

Integrations

Reported connectors

Apps and services commonly connected out of the box or via official connectors.

  • Slack
  • Jira Cloud
  • ServiceNow

Privacy & compliance

Security & data practices

Highlights we track from the vendor's documentation. Always confirm current terms, subprocessors, and regional policies on their official site.

  • SOC 2 Type II
  • SAML SSO
  • SCIM

Details

Category

Developer

Price

  • Free
  • Pro $25/responder/mo (annual billing only)
  • Enterprise custom

Free version

Yes

Best for

  • Slack- or Teams-centric incident coordination
  • Replacing legacy on-call tools
  • AI-assisted retrospectives and follow-ups
  • Service catalog-driven ownership

Frequently asked questions

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