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StatusIQ review

Freemium#7 of 31 in Status Page Software

StatusIQ pairs incident updates and maintenance scheduling with public and private pages.

8.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

StatusIQ is a hosted status-page and incident-communication product from Site24x7 for IT, DevOps, and business teams that need to share service health with customers or internal stakeholders. It supports public and private pages, incident updates, scheduled maintenance, performance metrics, and availability history. Teams can brand pages with custom domains, logos, and colors, while private access can use password protection, IP restrictions, or SAML. The product is available on the web and through an API.

The published monthly plans start with Free, which includes 1 status page, 10 components, 100 subscribers, and email notifications. Green costs $10 per month and includes 1 Green page plus 2 Free/Basic pages, 50 components per page, 250 subscribers, SMS notifications, and custom domain mapping. Blue costs $59 per month and includes 1 Blue page plus 2 Free/Basic pages, 200 components per page, 500 subscribers, SAML SSO, and custom HTML and CSS. A 30-day trial is available. For teams comparing tiers, the key trade-off is more page capacity and subscriber reach, with SAML SSO and custom HTML/CSS appearing in Blue.

StatusIQ accepts automatic updates through Site24x7 monitoring, REST API, or email, and supports email, SMS, RSS, and iCalendar notifications or feeds. It also offers component groups, third-party components, status widgets, and embeddable updates. The named integrations and update routes center on Site24x7, REST API, and standard communication channels, so teams whose workflow depends on a broader named integration set may want to compare alternatives. StatusIQ fits organizations that need private pages and incident or maintenance communication; teams needing more than the Free plan’s limits should evaluate Green or Blue against their page and subscriber needs.

StatusIQ pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Publishes incidents, recurring maintenance, metrics, and status history.
    • Supports private pages with password protection, IP restrictions, or SAML.
    • Sends notifications or feeds through email, SMS, RSS, and iCalendar.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Free plan is limited to 1 page, 10 components, and 100 subscribers.
    • Free includes email notifications; SMS notifications start with Green.
    • Custom HTML and CSS are included with Blue, not the lower listed plans.

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