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StatusIQ hosts status pages that organizations can use to communicate service health, outages, maintenance windows, and incident updates.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Best Status Page Services in 2026
Status page services help publish incident updates, maintenance notices and component information. Compare custom domains, private pages, subscriber channels and component limits when choosing one. Check platform details for an Android app before signing up. The platform facts here mention web, API, self-hosted, Linux, macOS and iOS, so Android support is not established by these facts.
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Free planWebAPIExtension
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AppStatus combines uptime monitoring, alerting, incident management, status pages, heartbeat monitoring, and host telemetry.
Free planWebAPILinux
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openstatus
openstatus is an open-source platform for uptime monitoring and status pages.
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS8.3From $30 a month - 5
Atlassian Statuspage
Atlassian Statuspage is a communication tool for notifying users about service outages and scheduled maintenance.
Free planWebAPI8.2From $29 a month - 6
OnlineOrNot
OnlineOrNot is a web service for monitoring service status and communicating changes to subscribers.
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS8.1From $15 a month - 7
Instatus
Instatus helps teams monitor services, coordinate incident response, and publish status information for customers.
Free planWebAPI7.8From $20 a month - 8
StatusEntry
StatusEntry is a hosted status page and incident communication tool for businesses.
Free planWebAPI7.8From $9.99 a month - 9
Spectate
Spectate is a monitoring and incident management platform for websites, APIs, servers, infrastructure, and applications.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.8From $12 a month - 10
Spike.sh
Spike.sh is an incident management and alerting platform for responding to service problems.
AndroidiOSWebAPI7.7From $7 a month - 11
StatusOwl
StatusOwl hosts service status pages and monitors services, opening an incident after an attached monitor records three consecutive failed checks.
Free planWebAPI7.5From $19 a month - 12
Statsy
Statsy is a web service for publishing status pages, monitoring uptime, and sharing incident updates.
Free planWeb7.5From $15 a month - 13
StillOnline
StillOnline is a web service for publishing status pages and sharing incident updates.
Free planWebAPI7.5From $9 a month - 14
Uptimepage
Uptimepage is a web-based uptime monitoring service with a free plan and paid plans from $9/mo.
Free planWeb7.4From $9 a month - 15
Flashduty Status Page
Flashduty Status Page publishes branded service status and incident updates for customers, partners, and internal teams.
Free planWebAPISelf-hosted7.4From $14 a month - 16
Statuslane
Statuslane is a hosted service for status pages, uptime monitoring, and incident communications, aimed at operators and teams that ship software.
Free planWebAPI7.2From €15 a month - 17
Freshstatus
Freshstatus is a web-based status page tool for sharing service incidents and planned maintenance.
Free planWeb7.1Free plan - 18
StatusHub
StatusHub is a hosted service for publishing status pages and communicating with end users during outages, disruptions, and planned maintenance.
WebAPI7.1From $49 a month - 19
StillUp
StillUp is a web-based service for monitoring websites and HTTP or HTTPS endpoints, including REST APIs, GraphQL endpoints, health check routes, and webhooks.
Free planWeb7.1From $9 a month - 20
UpCanary
UpCanary combines uptime monitoring with status pages that update from monitoring data when an outage is detected.
Web7.1 - 21
UptimeSignal
UptimeSignal provides synthetic monitoring for websites, APIs, webhooks, and other HTTP endpoints from outside a user’s infrastructure.
Free planWebAPI7.1From $10 a month - 22
StatusBeacon
StatusBeacon creates public status pages where SaaS and development teams can report service conditions and incidents.
Free planWeb7.1Free plan - 23
Kener
Kener is an open-source status page system for teams that need to monitor services and keep users informed about their status.
Free planWebAPISelf-hosted7.0Free plan - 24
YASP
YASP is a self-hosted status page for sharing service information, tracking incidents, and notifying subscribers.
Free planWebAPISelf-hosted6.7Free plan - 25
cState
cState turns Markdown into static status pages and operational records.
Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted6.6Free plan
Choosing well
Compare plans and trials
Check whether a service has a free plan, a free trial and a stated starting price. AppStatus lists a free plan, paid plans from $6 per month when billed annually and a 14-day trial; Instatus lists a free plan and paid plans from $20 per month.
Review what remains available on the free plan before moving status pages into regular use.
Review page and incident controls
Compare support for custom domains and private status pages. Check how incident updates are posted and whether maintenance can be scheduled.
These controls help match a service to the way you communicate planned and unexpected changes.
Check subscribers and components
Look at the subscriber channels a service supports and the component limit attached to a plan.
Choose limits that fit the services and audiences you need to describe, then check how upgrades change those limits.
Match the deployment platform
The listed platform options include web, API, self-hosted, Linux, macOS and iOS. Confirm the platform you need before choosing a service.
Questions people ask
Do these services have Android apps?
Android is not included in the platform facts provided. Check the service's current platform details before relying on an Android app.
Can I start with a free plan?
Free plans are offered by items in this category. A free trial is also offered by an item on the list; check the specific service for terms.
Which pricing details should I compare?
Compare the free plan, paid-from price and trial availability. AppStatus lists $6 per month when billed annually and a 14-day trial; Instatus lists paid plans from $20 per month.
What status-page features matter?
Compare custom domains, private status pages, incident updates, maintenance scheduling, subscriber channels and component limits.