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AppStatus vs Instatus

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AppStatus

8.3#3 in status page servicesFrom $67 a year
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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Instatus

7.8#7 in status page servicesFrom $20 a month
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FactAppStatusInstatus
Custom domainYesYes
Free planYesYes
Incident responseAI analyzes incidents and suggests probable root causes using recent changes, alert patterns and incident history.Teams can collaborate on incidents and set on-call schedules to notify the right person.
Incident updatesYesYes
Maintenance schedulingYesYes
Paid from620
Private status pageYesYes
Status pagesStatus pages support custom domains and branding, password-protected private pages, email subscribers and maintenance-window scheduling.Status pages can be public, private or select-audience pages and can show components, incidents, maintenances and notices.
Subscriber channelsemailStatus-page subscriptions support email, SMS, Slack, Teams, webhooks, X, RSS and more.
SupportThe contact page lists typical response times of within 24 hours on weekdays for Free and Starter, within 8 hours for Pro and Business, and a 1-hour SLA for Enterprise.Instatus lists support at [email protected] and offers priority customer support on Enterprise.

AppStatus plans

  • FreeFree
  • Starter$67 a year
  • Pro$182 a year
  • Business$470 a year
  • Enterprise$1,430 a year

Instatus plans

  • StarterFree
  • Pro$20 a month
  • Business$300 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick AppStatus if…

It suits teams that need uptime checks, incident response, host telemetry, and status pages in one platform. Its range of monitoring and notification options may help teams managing Kubernetes or cloud services.

Pick Instatus if…

Instatus suits teams that need to monitor websites or infrastructure, coordinate incident response, and communicate service status. Its page options include public, private, and selected-audience status pages.

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