StatusPage.me review
Monitor services and publish public or private status pages, from free to enterprise plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
StatusPage.me brings hosted status pages, uptime monitoring, and incident management into one service for founders, support teams, and operations or engineering teams. It covers public and private pages, service checks, planned maintenance, subscriber notifications, uptime history, and on-call scheduling. Monitoring spans websites, APIs, DNS, SSL, databases, ports, and jobs, making it relevant to teams that want status communication alongside checks across several service types.
The published monthly plans start with Free, which includes one status page, three monitors per page, 30 days of uptime history, and email notifications. Simple costs $6/month and adds up to five pages, unlimited components per page, manual incidents and maintenance, a custom domain, 1,000 subscribers, and 180-day history. Starter is $12/month, with 25 monitors per page, eight private monitors, a 60-second check interval, four check locations, and custom CSS. At $41/month, Team adds up to 10 pages, 50 monitors per page, automated incident creation and resolution, subscriber auto-notifications, on-call scheduling, SMS, and PagerDuty integrations. Business is $82/month and raises the limits to 100 pages and 100 monitors per page, with private status pages, OIDC SSO, audit logs, SLA reports, and unlimited on-call schedules. Enterprise has a custom SLA, dedicated onboarding, global regions, dashboard OIDC SSO, and 24/7 priority support.
Its ecosystem includes Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, Google Chat, Mattermost, PagerDuty, SMS providers, and webhooks. The REST API, Terraform provider, embeddable widgets, SVG badges, and WordPress plugin give teams several ways to connect status information to their workflows. Private pages support passwords, IP allowlisting, magic links, or SSO; custom domains include automatic SSL. Teams needing monitoring and status-page coverage in one place should consider it, while those seeking an automated incident workflow on the cheapest paid tier should note that automation begins with Team.
StatusPage.me pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Monitors websites, APIs, DNS, SSL, databases, ports, and jobs
- Supports public and private pages, incident updates, and maintenance notices
- Offers integrations, on-call scheduling, REST API, and Terraform provider
- Where it doesn't
- The Free plan allows just one status page and three monitors per page
- Automated incident handling and on-call scheduling start on the Team plan
- Custom pricing for Enterprise may not suit teams seeking a fixed monthly price
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