CrisisGo
Emergency notification software
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- Education and training
- Public sector and nonprofit organizations
- Real estate and property management
What is CrisisGo
CrisisGo is an emergency notification and incident management platform used to communicate with staff, students, and other stakeholders during safety events. It supports multi-channel alerts and two-way communication, and is commonly deployed in K-12 schools, districts, and other organizations with on-site safety requirements. The product also includes tools for incident reporting and response workflows, with mobile apps used by administrators and end users.
Multi-channel, two-way alerts
CrisisGo supports sending notifications through common channels such as mobile push, SMS, email, and voice calling, which helps reach recipients with different device access. Two-way messaging and response options allow administrators to collect acknowledgements or status updates during an incident. This aligns with core requirements in emergency notification deployments where confirmation and situational feedback matter.
Education-focused safety workflows
The platform is widely positioned for school safety use cases, including staff/student communications and campus incident response. It provides incident reporting and management features that go beyond basic mass texting, supporting structured handling of events. For organizations that need more than outbound messaging, these workflow capabilities can reduce reliance on separate tools.
Mobile apps for responders
CrisisGo provides mobile applications intended for administrators and end users to receive alerts and participate in response actions. Mobile-first delivery can improve speed of receipt compared with email-only approaches, especially for time-sensitive events. App-based features also enable richer interactions than SMS alone, such as in-app acknowledgements and guided actions (where configured).
App adoption can be required
Some higher-value capabilities depend on recipients installing and enabling the mobile app (e.g., push notifications and in-app actions). In environments with bring-your-own-device constraints or limited smartphone access, adoption can be uneven. Organizations may need a parallel strategy using SMS/voice/email to ensure coverage.
Implementation and admin overhead
Emergency notification systems require careful setup of contact data, groups, roles, and escalation rules to work reliably. Configuring incident workflows and maintaining accurate rosters can add ongoing administrative effort, particularly for large districts or multi-site organizations. Buyers should plan for data integration and governance rather than treating it as a simple messaging tool.
Feature depth varies by package
Capabilities such as advanced incident management, integrations, and reporting often vary by edition and contract terms in this category. As a result, buyers may need to validate which functions are included (and at what cost) for their specific use case. This can complicate comparisons with simpler mass-notification tools that have fewer modules.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan / Product | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Safety iPass (Business / Education) | $6 per user (with Contact Listing) or $4 per user (without Contact Listing) — site does not specify billing period for the per-user price; also advertised: starting at $3,000 per year for a 500-user organization. | Entry/screening and badge management; vaccination & test record management; no activation/training fees; discounts for existing customers and volume; multiple purchase channels (CrisisGo, AWS Marketplace, contract vehicles). |
| Safety OneClick (IoT panic button system) | Pricing not listed on site — contact sales / request demo | LoRaWAN panic buttons & gateways; eligible for grant funding; device/gateway purchases and deployment options; site directs to schedule demo/purchase through account manager. |
| CrisisGo SD7 (panic alarm device integration) | $5 per month per SD7 (1-year agreement) | Push-to-talk panic alarm capabilities; 24/7 support, training, dedicated account manager included. |
| CrisisGo core platform / subscription tiers (Essential, Premium, Enterprise / Safety iResponse, etc.) | Pricing: Not publicly listed — contact Sales / Request a Quote | Site and Help Center state pricing varies by services and organization size; Sales contact provided for quotes and account managers handle custom packages. |
Notes: Where CrisisGo provides explicit prices, I used only amounts shown on CrisisGo official pages (Safety iPass pages, OSHA/Info pages, Safety OneClick pages, CrisisGo SD7 pricing page, and CrisisGo Help Center). Many products and higher-tier/subscription options require contacting CrisisGo Sales for a quote.
