# Use cases

> Pagerless is built for people who run apps without an ops team. Here is how it fits each situation.

URL: https://pagerless.dev/solutions
Updated: 2026-10-22

- [On-call for apps you built with AI](https://pagerless.dev/solutions/vibe-coded-apps): You shipped a real app without being an ops team
- [On-call for solo founders](https://pagerless.dev/solutions/solo-founders): You are the whole on-call rotation
- [On-call for small teams](https://pagerless.dev/solutions/small-teams): Small teams don't need an incident command system
- [On-call for Shopify apps](https://pagerless.dev/solutions/shopify-apps): Merchants notice before you do when a Shopify app breaks
- [SaaS on Vercel and Supabase](https://pagerless.dev/solutions/saas-on-vercel-supabase): The most common stack for new SaaS
- [On-call for AWS](https://pagerless.dev/solutions/aws): Your alarms already exist
- [Payments down alerts](https://pagerless.dev/solutions/payments-down-alerts): Failing payments are one of four floors in Pagerless: the AI is never allowed to call them noise
- [Cron job monitoring](https://pagerless.dev/solutions/cron-job-monitoring): The job that silently stopped three weeks ago is the most expensive bug there is
- [Less alert noise, nothing missed](https://pagerless.dev/solutions/alert-noise-reduction): Alert fatigue comes from treating every error as an alert
- [Alerts for side projects](https://pagerless.dev/solutions/side-projects): Three apps, free