Incidents land where your team already is.
Pageflare turns monitoring alerts into Discord threads your team can acknowledge, escalate, and resolve — without opening another dashboard.
- Source
- Datadog
- Severity
- SEV-1
- Status
- Acknowledged
- Assigned
- @jane.doe
p99 latency exceeded 4000ms on checkout-service
Connects to what you already use for monitoring
- Sentry
- Datadog
- Better Stack
- PagerDuty
- AWS CloudWatch
- UptimeRobot
- Custom webhooks
From alert to resolved, in one place
An alert fires
Sentry, Datadog, a missed cron heartbeat — anything wired into Pageflare lands the same way.
It's normalized
Every source gets mapped into one incident shape, so severity and context always read the same.
A thread opens
Pageflare posts to Discord, pings whoever's on call, and pins the incident for the channel.
Your team resolves it
Acknowledge, escalate, or resolve — right from the thread. The status page updates itself.
Why teams choose Pageflare
No new dashboard to check
Your team is already in Discord all day. Incidents show up there instead of one more tab nobody opens.
One incident shape, every source
Sentry, Datadog, a missed cron job — they all normalize into the same thread format, so context never gets lost in translation.
White-labeled, if you need it
Status pages and webhook endpoints can run on your own domain, not ours.
Pricing
Pageflare is free to use right now. We haven't announced formal pricing yet — that'll be shaped by real usage, not guesses.
Available now
$0
- All monitoring sources
- Unlimited incidents
- Discord bot, status pages, heartbeats
- Direct line to the team building it
Frequently asked questions
Yes. It's free to use right now. We haven't announced pricing tiers yet — that'll come once we've seen real usage.
Sentry, Datadog, Better Stack, PagerDuty, AWS CloudWatch, and UptimeRobot out of the box, plus custom webhooks for anything else you use.
It can. Incidents post to Discord as threads with acknowledge, escalate, and resolve buttons — most teams don't need a second alert channel once it's wired up.
Yes — status pages and webhook endpoints both support white-labeling onto a domain you own.
A check-in URL for your cron jobs or scheduled tasks. If it doesn't hear from your job within its tolerance window, Pageflare opens an incident automatically.