StatusEntry review
A low-cost way to publish service updates, uptime history, and maintenance notices.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
StatusEntry provides hosted public status pages for businesses, SaaS products, websites, and APIs that need to communicate outages and planned maintenance. Teams can create, update, resolve, and delete incidents; share uptime graphs and service history; and notify subscribers through connected channels. It suits organizations that want a central customer-facing update page without starting with a paid plan, but it is not aimed at teams that require private status pages.
The published plans show a free tier with one user and two services, plus unlimited status updates, an uptime graph, and page customization. Startup costs $9.99 per month and raises the allowance to 10 users and 10 services. Business is $19.99 per month for 25 users and 25 services, while Enterprise is $39.99 per month with unlimited users and services. All listed plans include a public status page, unlimited status updates, an uptime graph, and page customization. The official site says the free package continues without a time limit after a 30-day trial.
For communication beyond the page itself, StatusEntry supports subscriber notifications through email, webhooks, Slack, and Twitter integrations. Custom domains, an embeddable status badge, and an incident API extend how teams can publish or connect status information. The service's focus remains public communication: private pages are described as under development, not a current option. StatusEntry is a sensible fit for a small team that needs affordable public incident and maintenance updates; teams needing private audiences or more than 10 services on the Startup tier should consider whether a higher plan or another product better fits their requirements.
StatusEntry pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes a public page, uptime graph, and two services
- Incident updates and scheduled maintenance notifications
- Email, webhook, Slack, and Twitter subscriber channels
- Where it doesn't
- No currently supported private status pages
- Startup plan is limited to 10 services
- Free plan is limited to one user and two services
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