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Squadcast mindshare

As of March 2026, the mindshare of Squadcast in the IT Alerting and Incident Management category stands at 0.4%, down from 0.5% compared to the previous year, according to calculations based on PeerSpot user engagement data.
IT Alerting and Incident Management Mindshare Distribution
ProductMindshare (%)
Squadcast0.4%
PagerDuty Operations Cloud13.1%
Opsgenie9.1%
Other77.4%
IT Alerting and Incident Management
 
 
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Last updated Mar 22, 2026

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Squadcast Reviews Summary
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Senior Site Reliability Engineer at a tech vendor with 501-1,000 employees4.0I’ve used Squadcast for four years for incident management and alert escalation via Grafana/Prometheus/Alertmanager. It’s stable, scalable, affordable, and has great support, reporting, routing, and maintenance suppression. I want prevention of manual resolutions and cross-service deduplication.
SRE Manager at a media company with 1-10 employees4.5I use Squadcast for incident management across 10+ environments, integrating Prometheus alerts and routing by tags and escalations to reduce noise. It improves MTTA/MTTR with call/SMS/email. It’s stable, scalable, affordable, well supported; manual multi-alert resolution needs improvement.
Works at a consultancy with 11-50 employees3.5I use Squadcast for rotating monitoring, alerting, and incident reporting, which improved response time and reliability. It’s stable, scalable, easy to onboard, and works well with Slack, saving effort. Documentation, integrations, and access controls could improve; I rate it 7/10.
Site Reliability Engineer at a tech vendor with 501-1,000 employees4.5I use Squadcast for incident management with Prometheus/Alertmanager webhooks, getting email/phone/SMS alerts. Escalation policies route microservice incidents, with maintenance windows and runbook links reducing noise. It’s stable, scalable, well supported, budget-friendly, but should restrict manual alert resolution.
Senior DevOps Engineer at Fareye4.0I use Squadcast as our main production alert channel via webhooks, status pages, SLAs, and escalation policies. It reliably routes alerts to owners, improving response times and letting us reduce SRE headcount. It’s stable and scalable, but the UI needs improvement.