incident.io — Startup Profile
Software that helps teams respond to service outages.
HQ: London, England, United Kingdom | Founded: 2021 | Employees: Not publicly disclosed | Stage: Series B / private | Website: https://incident.io
About
When an online service stops working, incident.io helps the people responsible coordinate the response. It can create an incident room, assign tasks, send updates, and produce a review afterward. The company says its newer AI agents can help resolve incidents with the team.
The Take
incident.io focuses on a painful, frequent business problem and fits naturally into tools engineers already use, such as Slack. The company’s next test is proving that its new AI features improve response quality rather than simply adding another chatbot.
Key Metrics
- Founded: 2021
- Latest funding: $62M
- Status: Series B / private
Funding Rounds
- Round: $62M (2025-04) — Insight Partners
Key People
- Stephen Whitworth
- Pete Hamilton
- Chris Evans
Key Competitors
- PagerDuty —
- FireHydrant —
- Rootly —
Timeline Highlights
Recent News
- incident.io raises $62M to build AI agents for incident response (2025-04-10)
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