Uptimeify vs. Statuspage
Atlassian Statuspage is the best-known name in status pages, and plenty of big product teams rely on it. Its price, though, follows your subscriber count, and much of what an agency needs only starts in the higher tiers. On Uptimeify, your status page is permanently free, on your own domain and under your brand.
For agencies and MSPs
- Permanently free, with no tiers based on subscribers
- Your own domain from day one
- Email, Slack, Teams and webhook subscriptions from day one
- Every subscriber picks their own components
- Private pages with login, SSO or password at no charge
For product and SaaS teams
- Free plan with two pages and up to 100 subscribers, then from $29 a month
- Custom domain from $29 a month
- Email, Slack and Teams free, webhook from $99 a month
- Component subscriptions from $399 a month
- Private pages from $79 a month
As of November 2026. Details on Atlassian Statuspage are based on publicly available information and may change. Prices in the source's original currency, not converted. If something is wrong, we are glad to hear about it.
In short
Statuspage is built for product teams telling their own users about their own platform. If your company already runs on Jira and Opsgenie, it slots right in, and many customers know the format.
Once you run status pages for your clients, the math changes. The free plan stops at two pages and 100 subscribers. A custom domain costs from $29 a month, private pages from $79, and component subscriptions start at $399.
Uptimeify starts right there: one status page per client, on your domain and under your brand, permanently free. If you want monitoring behind it later, you add it on the same platform.
Feature by feature
As of November 2026. Details on Atlassian Statuspage are based on publicly available information and may change. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Where Uptimeify leads
Three things the big players solve differently, and that we built for your agency.
A bill that does not grow with your subscribers. Statuspage tiers by subscriber count: 100 on the free plan, 250 for $29, 1,000 for $99, 5,000 for $399. Uptimeify has no such tiers, so a successful client never pushes you into the next plan.
One page per client instead of two for everyone. Statuspage's free plan stops at two pages, and a custom domain only comes from $29 a month. On Uptimeify, you create a page per client on that client's domain, so your portfolio does not depend on a pricing tier.
Hosted in the EU. Atlassian is a US corporation, and its data residency options do not cover Statuspage. Uptimeify's core infrastructure is spread across several providers and locations in the EU, exclusively with the providers listed on our subprocessors page, and it comes with a data processing agreement, so your client knows where their data sits.
Where Statuspage wins
No tool wins everywhere. Three points where Statuspage is the better choice.
The familiar name. According to Atlassian, thousands of companies use Statuspage, including New Relic, Twilio and Shopify. Many of your clients already know the format.
The Atlassian stack. Statuspage connects to Opsgenie, Jira Service Management, PagerDuty and Zendesk. If your team works there, the path to a status page is short.
System metrics on the page. Depending on the plan, Statuspage shows two to 50 metrics right on the status page, so visitors can see performance over time.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on your subscribers. The free plan covers 100 subscribers and two pages, without a custom domain. Hobby costs $29 a month for 250 subscribers, Startup $99 for 1,000, Business $399 for 5,000 and Enterprise $1,499 for 25,000. Private pages start at $79, audience-specific pages at $300. On Uptimeify, your status page is permanently free.
Yes, by hand. There is no automatic import at the moment. You create components and groups in the editor or via API, move your domain with a TXT record and a CNAME, and collect your subscribers again, because every subscription with us only becomes active after confirmation.
Uptimeify's core infrastructure is spread across several providers and locations in the EU, exclusively with the providers listed on our subprocessors page, and backups are kept in Germany. The subprocessors are listed publicly, and the data processing agreement is ready to sign. That lets you show your client's procurement exactly who processes the data.
Nothing. Logo, colors, layout and domain are yours, and the page does not name Uptimeify. The optional "Powered by" line shows your own product name, and you can switch it off.
Yes, permanently. It needs no paid plan, no trial and no monitoring. Even if you add monitoring, the status page stays free.
No. You maintain components by hand or via API. If you use monitoring on Uptimeify, components follow your monitors automatically, and for third-party services you can add over 100 providers such as Hetzner, IONOS and Cloudflare.
For the technical evaluator
From Statuspage to a status page without tiers
Create your first page, connect your domain and check it all in the preview. Your clients see your brand, and your bill stays at zero.