Statuspage alternative

Atlassian Statuspage is the established product in this space. We are an alternative with built-in uptime checks, a free plan, and no card required.

How we differ from Statuspage

Atlassian Statuspage is a well-known product for hosting status pages. We are an alternative that combines a status page with built-in uptime checks. You do not need a separate monitoring tool to watch your components.

The free plan gives you one page, three components, checks every 5 minutes, and 100 subscribers. Statuspage does not offer a free plan. Our pricing starts at zero dollars with no card required.

What you get on the free plan

The Free plan includes 1 status page with 3 components. Each component is checked every 5 minutes at the fastest. Up to 100 visitors can subscribe to email alerts.

You can create manual incidents, post updates, and schedule maintenance windows. The same check engine runs the free plan as the paid plans, with an SSRF guard that blocks private addresses and limits redirects to five.

Built-in uptime checks

Every component is checked on a schedule through an HTTP request (HEAD or GET). You set the expected status code range (default 200 to 399) and an optional keyword to verify. The check runs through an SSRF guard that blocks private addresses.

Checks run at the interval you set, from 5 minutes on Free to 1 minutes on Pro. An incident opens only after two failed checks in a row, which prevents false alarms from a single bad check.

Incidents and subscribers

When a component fails two checks in a row, an incident is created automatically. The incident stays open until the component passes two checks in a row, at which point it is marked as resolved. Subscribers are notified at each stage.

Subscribers confirm their email address before they start receiving alerts. This double opt-in keeps the list clean. The Free plan supports up to 100 subscribers, Pro supports 2000, and Business supports 10000.

Pricing comparison

Statuspage is a paid product with no free tier. Our Free plan needs no card and gives you one page, three components, and 100 subscribers. You can upgrade to Pro for 15 dollars a month or Business for 49 dollars a month.

Free, no card: 1 status page, 3 components, checks every 5 minutes, 100 subscribers, 1,000 subscriber emails a month.

Pro, 15 dollars a month: 1 status page, 20 components, checks every minute, 2,000 subscribers, 10,000 subscriber emails a month, custom domain, no Powered by footer, REST API access.

Business, 49 dollars a month: 5 status pages, 100 components, checks every minute, 10,000 subscribers, 40,000 subscriber emails a month, custom domain, password-protected pages, no Powered by footer, REST API access.

Try a page before you sign up

The preview tool on the home page (/) needs no account. Paste a public page address, add a selector if you want one, and read the exact text that would be watched. Up to 20 previews a day are allowed from one address.

The pricing page (/pricing) lists the plans, the interval each one allows and what each one costs. It reads the same plan configuration the server enforces, so the numbers match.

Statuspage alternative questions

Do you offer a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan gives you one status page, three components, checks every 5 minutes, and 100 subscribers. No card is required. You can upgrade to Pro or Business at any time.

How do your uptime checks work?

Every component is checked on a schedule through an HTTP request. An incident opens only after two failed checks in a row, which prevents false alarms. When the component passes two checks in a row, the incident is marked as resolved.

Can I migrate from Statuspage?

You can recreate your status page by creating a new page, adding components with their URLs, and setting intervals. The public view is at statuspagebuilder.com/s/your-slug. Subscribers must confirm their email address on the new page.

What intervals are supported?

Free checks every 5 minutes at the fastest, 1 minutes on Pro and 1 minutes on Business. Checks are never counted, so a component runs at its own interval all month.