Blameless

Blameless

SaaS platform for incident management

Overview

Blameless provides a SaaS platform for incident management in software reliability engineering (SRE). It integrates with chat, alerting, metrics, and ticketing tools to automate and coordinate responses, guiding teams through predefined workflows during incidents and capturing learnings for post-incident reviews. By automating notifications, workflows, and data collection, it helps reduce incident counts, speed up response, and improve future performance. Its goal is to help engineering teams operate more reliably at scale by aligning people and processes around structured incident management, delivered via a subscription model.

About Blameless

Simplify's Rating
Why Blameless is rated
C+
Rated C on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Data & Analytics

Enterprise Software

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$50.1M

Headquarters

San Mateo, California

Founded

2017

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What believers are saying

  • Blameless still ships product updates, including Comms Assistant, updated January 19, 2026.
  • The FireHydrant acquisition validated Blameless' enterprise customer base and expanded distribution on August 21, 2024.
  • Opsgenie migration pressure through April 2027 keeps incident-management buyers actively shopping for replacement platforms.

What critics are saying

  • FireHydrant acquired Blameless on August 21, 2024, ending its standalone future.
  • TechCrunch said Blameless brand deprecation began by mid-2025, collapsing employer identity and autonomy.
  • FireHydrant plus Freshworks now controls the category; Blameless-facing teams face integration layoffs through 2026.

What makes Blameless unique

  • Blameless unified incident response, postmortems, SLOs, and reliability dashboards before August 2024 acquisition.
  • Its AI Incident Assistant, updated January 19, 2026, auto-summarizes incidents inside Slack and Teams.
  • Terraform provider support gave enterprise teams version-controlled, programmable incident workflow governance in October 2023.

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Funding

Total Funding

$50.1M

Meets

Industry Average

Funded Over

3 Rounds

Series B funding is typically for startups that have proven their business model and need more funding to expand rapidly—often by entering new markets or adding more products. Investors are usually venture capital firms that specialize in later-stage investments.
Series B Funding Comparison
Below Average

Industry standards

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Benefits

Medical, dental & vision insurance

Life insurance

Roth & traditional 401(k) options

Parental leave

PTO

Remote first culture

Team & company wide events

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

-27%

1 year growth

-27%

2 year growth

-18%
FireHydrant
Jul 1st, 2026
The new Signals Migrator is here: migrate your PagerDuty or Opsgenie config in minutes.

The new Signals Migrator is here: migrate your PagerDuty or Opsgenie config in minutes. Modern incident management shouldn't require a migration project. The new Signals Migrator makes moving from PagerDuty or Opsgenie faster, simpler, and entirely on your timeline. July 1, 2026 On-call and incident response shouldn't be separate platforms. If you're responsible for keeping systems running 24/7, you should be able to schedule, page, and escalate incidents in a single browser tab. Migrating from one tool to another is daunting. That's why Blameless built the new Signals Migrator - an in-app, no-code experience that allows you to bring over your PagerDuty or Opsgenie config in just minutes (literally), review in a staged migration state, and set it live on your own timeline. Organizations like Qlik, Backblaze, and Optro have already made the move from legacy on-call tools to FireHydrant, bringing on-call, incident response, and post-incident learning together into a single platform. Now Blameless is making it even easier to get there. Here's how it works. The entire flow lives in-app - no terminal, no scripts, nothing outside of FireHydrant. You connect your PagerDuty or Opsgenie account, and FireHydrant reads your existing configuration and surfaces your teams, schedules, escalation policies, and support hours automatically. From there you choose what you want to bring over - everything at once, or just the teams you want to start with. You can always come back and import more later. Selected teams land in a staged migration state before anything goes live. You can review everything that came over, see anything that needs attention, and take as long as you need. Your existing on-call setup keeps running the whole time. When you're confident everything looks right, you activate the team and it's live in Signals, available for incident assignment, Runbooks, and the rest of your FireHydrant setup. That's really it. The flow is designed to get out of your way and let you migrate at whatever pace makes sense for your team. A note for Opsgenie customers. If your team is on Opsgenie, the timeline is worth paying attention to. New purchases ended in June 2025 and data deletion is scheduled for April 2027. The new Signals Migrator is the lowest-risk path to move while you still have time to do it on your own terms, rather than under deadline pressure. What's on the other side. Once your teams are live, you've got real on-call infrastructure behind them - team-based scheduling, escalation policies built for how teams actually work, and alerting that understands service ownership instead of just working down a list. And it all lives in the same platform as incident response, automation, and retrospectives. No stitching together a paging tool, a Slack workflow, and a separate retro process. And with FireHydrant now part of Freshworks, organizations can connect engineering response in FireHydrant with service operations in Freshservice, helping IT and engineering teams stay aligned when incidents occur. The new Signals Migrator is available now. Start with one team. See how it feels. Go from there. Third party logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Use does not imply affiliation, endorsement, or sponsorship between respective trademark holders and Freshworks. (C) Freshworks Inc. All Rights Reserved See FireHydrant in action. See how its end-to-end incident management platform can help your team respond to incidents faster and more effectively.

TechCrunch
Aug 21st, 2024
Two incident management startups join forces as FireHydrant nabs Blameless | TechCrunch

Two incident response startups joined forces on Wednesday when FireHydrant announced it was buying former competitor Blameless.

Business Wire
Feb 12th, 2024
Blameless Launches Revolutionary Ai-Powered Incident Assistant Feature To Modernize It Operations

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Blameless, the foremost Incident Management solution and AI innovator, today unveiled a major enhancement to its platform with its groundbreaking AI-powered Incident Assistant feature launch. IncidentAssistant™ marks a significant advancement in enabling customers to seamlessly integrate Artificial Intelligence into their IT Operations strategy, saving engineers time and distractions. “While companies have evolved their software development from monoliths to microservices, operational practices haven't kept pace until now, thanks to Blameless. Incident Assistant is a transformative tool within the Blameless platform that provides immediate clarity on the status of incidents, condensing thousands of lines of communication into a concise overview in less than a second. This means new responders no longer need to sift through messages or disrupt troubleshooting for updates. Incident communicators can offer timely, succinct, persona-based updates without bothering troubleshooters, which our customers describe as a game-changer,” stated COO Ken Gavranovic

Yahoo Finance
Oct 12th, 2023
Blameless Unveils New Terraform Provider To Elevate Workflow Management At Scale

BlamelessLeading Incident Management Solution Enhances Control, Automation, And Security Workflow With Terraform’s Lightning-Fast ResourceSAN MATEO, Calif., Oct. 12, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blameless , the leading reliability management platform, today announces the release of a new integration with Terraform, now available for immediate download from the Terraform Registry (™). This innovative tool empowers enterprise organizations to programmatically configure and manage Blameless incident workflows.Elevating Reliability and GovernanceReliability and engineering excellence within the enterprise depends on incident response and retrospective workflows that adhere to the highest operation and change management control standards, particularly in production environments.For enterprise organizations leveraging Blameless and striving to achieve an elevated level of governance and control, the Blameless Terraform Provider offers essential configuration guardrails, including version control, automation, and security. Terraform, a widely recognized and respected tool within the DevOps, SRE, and software engineering communities, now seamlessly integrates with Blameless, providing a robust solution for managing incident workflows at scale.Impact and Significance: Why This MattersThe Blameless Terraform Provider delivers a comprehensive array of features and benefits:Features:Tracking configuration changes with version control.Detailed audit logs to track configuration changes and their authors.Seamless automation of Blameless configuration changes, perfectly aligning with existing CI/CD workflows.Benefits:Streamlined, automated configuration updates.Simplified configuration changes, reducing the risk of manual errors.Accelerated onboarding with shareable templates.Facilitated configuration rollbacks.Enhanced learning resources for optimizing incident and retrospective workflows.Additional Benefits:The Blameless Terraform Provider offers flexibility by allowing programmable configuration and updates for various Blameless resources, including:Story continuesBlameless severity and roles.Blameless organization settings.Blameless incident types, complete with task checklists and retrospective templates."The Blameless Terraform Provider is a game-changer for engineering teams seeking higher governance and control. By leveraging Terraform, a tool embraced by the DevOps, SRE, and software engineering communities, organizations can greatly simplify configuring Blameless to meet their needs. That has so many implications for teams trying to be effective at speed: Setting standards around deployment, enhanced automation, or ensuring version control for incident workflows," said Jim Gochee, CEO of Blameless.Additional Resources:The Blameless ChangelogThe Blameless BlogBlameless DemoAbout BlamelessBlameless is an incident workflow solution that carries teams through a codified playbook from start to finish in one fluid motion

AITech365
Sep 29th, 2023
Blameless Announces New Google Docs and Google Drive Integration to Help Engineering Teams Enhance Their Incident Management and Retrospectives

Blameless, a premier platform in reliability management, is thrilled to announce its newest integration with Google Docs and Google Drive from G Suite.

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