Statuspage pricing: what each plan costs, and what the same page costs elsewhere
2 min read ยท published 2026-10-13
The plans
Statuspage prices a public page by how many people can subscribe to its updates. These are the list prices on Atlassian's pricing page.
| Plan (as of 2026-10) | Price per month | Subscribers |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 100 |
| Hobby | $29 | 250 |
| Startup | $99 | 1,000 |
| Business | $399 | 5,000 |
| Enterprise | $1,499 | 25,000 |
Private pages are a separate line that starts at $79 a month.
What you are paying for
- Subscribers. Each step up mostly buys a bigger notification list.
- A page your team writes. Statuspage publishes what you type, and it does not run uptime checks itself: the signal that something is down comes from the monitoring tools you connect.
- The Atlassian family. If your incidents already live in Jira, the page plugs into it.
The same page on UpControl
- The status page is free, and it exists from the moment you type your domain.
- It fills itself. The checks that find the outage are part of the product, so an incident appears on the page without anyone typing it.
- A custom domain is the paid part. Paid plans start at $9 a month billed yearly.
Where Statuspage wins: subscriber notifications at scale, the Jira tie-in, and a decade of integrations. UpControl is a younger product with fewer of them.
See your page before you decide
- Open upcontrol.io and type your domain. The public status page is live at once.
- Claim the page from its link to move it into your account, then add checks for the parts customers depend on.
- Pick where your own alerts go: Telegram, Slack, Discord or email.
