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StillUp review

Freemium#26 of 31 in Status Page Software

A freemium web service for endpoint monitoring, incident updates, and public status pages.

6.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

StillUp is a cloud-based uptime monitoring and status-page service for websites, APIs, and SaaS products. It monitors HTTP and HTTPS endpoints alongside API, GraphQL, health-check, and webhook targets. Teams can publish public status pages, show uptime history, create incidents, add timestamped updates, and mark incidents resolved. Alerts are available through email, Slack, Discord, and Telegram, with recovery alerts and response-time graphs also included. It is aimed at SaaS teams that need a public reliability page without adopting a broader incident-management platform.

The pricing structure is straightforward. The Free plan costs $0 USD forever and includes a public status page, email, Slack, Discord, and Telegram alerts, with no credit card required. Pro costs $9 USD per month on monthly billing and adds 50 monitors, 1-minute checks, a custom domain, and 90 days of uptime history. Business costs $29 USD per month on monthly billing and raises capacity to 200 monitors, adds 30-second checks, multiple status pages, a REST API, and priority support. The plan progression suits teams that need more monitored endpoints, faster checks, or operational access as their service footprint grows.

StillUp’s strongest fit is a focused monitoring and communications workflow: endpoint checks feed alerts, response-time graphs, uptime history, and incident timelines, while custom domains and automatic SSL provisioning support branded public pages. Slack, Discord, and Telegram cover common team communication channels, and the web-only delivery keeps the product centered on browser-based administration. Teams that need maintenance scheduling, multiple status pages, or a REST API must choose the Business plan. Organizations seeking a narrower free starting point can begin with Free, while teams needing broader operational workflows should consider whether StillUp’s focused feature set matches their requirements.

StillUp pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Monitors HTTP, HTTPS, API, GraphQL, health-check, and webhook endpoints
    • Free plan includes a public status page and four alert channels
    • Paid plans add custom domains, uptime history, and higher monitor limits
  • Where it doesn't
    • Maintenance scheduling is not included
    • The Business plan is required for multiple status pages
    • There is no native desktop or mobile platform listed

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