Email, SMS and voice delivery
Configure the channels included in your plan and validate each destination before production use.
Voice • SMS • Email • Escalations
Route incidents by email, SMS or voice using on-call schedules and escalation policies. Start free without a credit card, then test your route.
Illustrative incident route
EXAMPLE
See a product walkthrough, not a measured delivery timeline.
Test the route before you depend on it.
Timing and delivery vary with configuration, providers and network conditions.
How it works
HTTP-capable senders can use MonoDuty after mapping to the documented Webhook payload.
Send the documented JSON fields to the service-specific Webhook URL.
Escalation policies and on-call schedules decide who gets woken up.
Email is available on Free; paid plans add SMS and voice allowances.
Documented Webhook
Map the sender to MonoDuty’s documented JSON contract, use an idempotency key for retries and test the route.
# Send a mapped test alert
curl -X POST https://mndty.com/YOUR_WEBHOOK_TOKEN \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d {"title": "CPU High", "severity": "critical"}
# Then test the configured email, SMS or voice routeEverything you need
Configure the channels included in your plan and validate each destination before production use.
Create rotation schedules and overrides so incident responsibility follows your operating policy.
Run HTTP or HTTPS availability checks from the Helsinki worker and route failures into the incident workflow.
Send the documented MonoDuty JSON payload from an HTTP-capable monitoring tool or script.
On Pro and Business, define the next responsible step when an incident remains unacknowledged.
Start with a 14-day Pro trial without a card. Paid activation is sales-assisted.