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StillOnline review

Freemium#25 of 31 in Status Page Software

A low-cost hosted status page service with monitoring, incidents, and API access.

6.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

StillOnline is a hosted uptime-monitoring and status-page service for indie SaaS teams, API products, and AI-agent workflows. It performs scheduled external HTTP(S) checks, records uptime history, hosts public or private status pages, manages incidents, and sends owner alerts. Because it is fully hosted, customers do not need to run servers. It fits small teams that want a straightforward public page and monitoring without building an operational status system from scratch.

The pricing structure is easy to map to different monitoring scopes. Free includes one project, one monitored URL, five-minute checks, 24-hour check history, one public status page, and owner notifications. Pro costs $9 per month and supports up to 10 projects, up to 10 URLs per project, 5/3/2-minute checks, public and private pages, REST API and MCP access, and an Incident API. Ultimate costs $29 per month and expands capacity to 100 projects and 25 URLs per project, with 1–5-minute checks, private pages, REST API and MCP access, and priority notifications. The paid tiers are most relevant when teams need multiple services, faster checks, private communication, or automation.

Its platform fit is strongest for teams that want both a hosted interface and programmable access. REST API, public status JSON, MCP access, automatic and manual incidents, timeline updates, subscriber emails, and alerts through Telegram, Slack, and email cover common operational workflows. SSL certificate monitoring adds a useful check beyond availability. StillOnline is a good choice for simple monitored public pages and lightweight API-driven workflows. Teams needing custom status-page domains or a dedicated maintenance-window mode should choose a service designed around those requirements instead.

StillOnline pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes monitoring and a hosted public status page
    • Paid plans add private pages, incidents, REST API, and MCP access
    • Alerts support email, Telegram, and Slack, plus SSL monitoring
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan is limited to one project and one monitored URL
    • Custom status-page domains are not offered
    • No separate maintenance-window scheduling mode

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