Statsy review
A focused status page tool with a useful free tier and limited integrations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Statsy is a hosted status page service for developers and small teams that need to publish service health, monitor uptime, communicate incidents, and announce scheduled maintenance. Its core toolkit includes public status pages, automated monitoring, incident publishing and resolution updates, subscriber email alerts, uptime history, and an embeddable status badge. The free plan is aimed at basic public status publishing, while paid plans expand page, service, subscriber, domain, and monitoring options.
Pricing is straightforward across three plans. Free includes one status page, three services per page, 50 email subscribers, seven-day incident history, automated five-minute checks, and a Statsy subdomain. Pro costs $15 per month with monthly billing and adds three status pages, 10 services per page, 500 subscribers, 90-day history, one-minute checks with custom intervals, and a custom domain. Business is $39 per month with monthly billing and lists unlimited pages, services, and subscribers, one-year incident history, Slack and webhook alerts, and priority support. The Business plan is labeled “Coming in v2.”
Statsy fits teams that want a compact, web-based status publishing workflow rather than a broad incident operations platform. Its free plan covers the core communication needs, but the subscriber channel is email, and the free tier uses a Statsy subdomain. Paid custom domains make the public page more brand-aligned, while faster monitoring and longer history support more demanding needs. Teams that require integrations beyond the Slack and webhook alerts listed for Business, broader platform coverage, or more than the available service and component limits should consider an alternative. Statsy is best suited to small teams prioritizing simple status pages and essential uptime communication.
Statsy pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes public pages, monitoring, incidents, and maintenance notices
- Email alerts, badges, and uptime history support clear service communication
- Paid plans add custom domains, faster checks, and higher capacity
- Where it doesn't
- The free plan is limited to one page, three services, and 50 subscribers
- Web-only coverage with no integrations listed on the free or Pro plans
- Business is labeled “Coming in v2” and may not be currently available
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