IT & on-call teams

Text alerts for IT & on-call teams

Get server, monitoring, and infrastructure alerts as SMS the moment they fire. EmailToTxt turns the email your tools already send into texts — no PagerDuty pricing, no integration to build.

The problem

Why alerts slip through

Your monitoring stack already knows when something breaks — Zabbix, Grafana, a UPS card, a failing backup. The problem is reach: email gets buried, push apps get silenced, and the carrier email-to-text gateways your scripts used to hit are dead. A 3 a.m. outage that only sent an email is an outage nobody saw until morning.

Full incident platforms solve reach, but they price per-seat and assume you want schedules, escalation trees, and onboarding. For a small team that just needs "text me when prod is down," that’s a lot of cost and setup for one feature.

What you get

EmailToTxt for it & on-call teams

Any tool that emails, texts

Zabbix, Grafana, Nagios, Proxmox, TrueNAS, a UPS card — if it sends email alerts, point them at EmailToTxt and they become SMS. No API keys, no glue code.

Flat pricing, not per-seat

Simple monthly plans with a texts allowance, not per-user incident-platform pricing. Add every on-call phone without watching a seat counter.

Noise controls built in

Per-endpoint hourly limits, monthly caps, and duplicate-alert cooldowns keep a flapping check from turning into a 200-text night.

Common connections

What people in this space wire up

Zabbix
Grafana
Nagios / Icinga
Proxmox
TrueNAS
UPS network cards

FAQ

Common questions

Is this a replacement for PagerDuty or Opsgenie?
For teams that need full on-call scheduling and escalation, no — those platforms do more. For teams that just need reliable "text the on-call phone when this fires," EmailToTxt delivers that one job at a fraction of the cost and setup.
Can different alerts go to different people?
Yes. Create an endpoint per system or severity, each with its own recipient list, and route your tools’ emails accordingly.

Get your alerts on the right phone

Point your systems at a EmailToTxt address, add your numbers, and the emails they already send become texts.