OnlineOrNot review
A status-page layer for teams connecting monitoring, incidents, and notifications.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
OnlineOrNot combines uptime monitoring with public and private status pages for software teams, agencies, and developers. It supports incident publishing, scheduled maintenance windows, service components, uptime history, and email subscriber notifications. Teams can connect status pages to OnlineOrNot checks or external monitoring providers, while password protection and custom domains support controlled stakeholder access. The product is suited to teams that need a communication layer around service availability rather than a standalone synthetic monitoring system.
The pricing structure starts with a free Hobby plan for up to 2 users, a limited status page, and basic alerting. Pro costs $15 per month and adds unlimited users, 10 monitors, a status page, SMS, webhooks, and on-call integrations. Enterprise provides custom inclusions, custom integrations, dedicated support, and a 99.9% SLA. A 14-day free trial is also available. This progression makes Hobby suitable for a small, basic status-page deployment, while Pro is the practical tier for teams that need broader notification and monitoring workflows.
OnlineOrNot fits an ecosystem-led monitoring workflow through integrations with Pingdom, Uptime Robot, Slack, Discord, Telegram, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, Grafana OnCall, incident.io, and webhooks. Its public API, third-party status components, component groups, automatic SSL, and custom domains extend the status-page layer across internal and external services. The trade-off is scope: teams looking primarily for deep synthetic checks should choose a dedicated synthetic monitoring product instead. OnlineOrNot is a better fit for organizations that already have monitoring sources and need clear incident communication, maintenance publishing, and stakeholder subscriptions in one place.
OnlineOrNot pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Public and private status pages with incident and maintenance updates
- Connects to Pingdom, Uptime Robot, Slack, and on-call tools
- Custom domains, automatic SSL, APIs, and subscriber notifications
- Where it doesn't
- Not a core synthetic-check platform
- Hobby is limited to 2 users and a limited status page
- SMS, webhooks, and on-call integrations start on Pro
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