Incident management platform with runbooks, Slack and Teams incident channels, retrospectives and status pages. Bought Blameless in 2024 and agreed to join Freshworks in December 2025.
Pricing and hosting
- Pricing
- Free plan
- Free plan
- Up to 10 responders, 1 public status page
- Open source
- No
- Self-hosted
- No
- Launched
- 2019
- Status
- Active
- Website
- firehydrant.com
Plans and prices change; check the tool's own site before you decide.
What it does
Incident management checklist
10 of 10 confirmed in FireHydrant's own documentation. The same checklist is used for every tool in Incident management.
- Declare from chat Yes
- Incident channels Yes
- Incident roles Yes
- Severity levels Yes
- Timeline Yes
- Workflows Yes
- Status page updates Yes
- Postmortems Yes
- Follow-up actions Yes
- Paging Yes
Paging via its Signals on-call product. Timeline, runbooks and retrospectives documented in the same docs set.
Checked against: docs.firehydrant.com, docs.firehydrant.com (2), docs.firehydrant.com (3), docs.firehydrant.com (4), docs.firehydrant.com (5), docs.firehydrant.com (6)
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