AppStatus
8.3#3 in status page servicesFrom $67 a yearFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
VisitAppStatus vs StatusIQ
What both publish
| Fact | AppStatus | StatusIQ |
|---|---|---|
| Custom domain | Yes | Yes |
| Free plan | Yes | The free plan remains available forever with one status page, 10 components, and 100 subscribers. |
| Incident updates | Yes | Incident updates cover acknowledgment, investigation, fix in progress, and resolution. |
| Maintenance scheduling | Yes | Users can publish one-time or recurring maintenance windows with advance subscriber notifications and automatic status updates. |
| Notification channels | The platform supports 12 notification channel types with condition-based rules, escalation policies, quiet hours and on-call rotation. | Subscribers can receive incident notifications through email, SMS, or RSS. |
| Paid from | 6 | 10 |
| Private status page | Yes | Yes |
| Subscriber channels | multi-channel | |
| Support | The 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. | The Free plan includes standard support, while Green and Blue include classic support. |
AppStatus plans
- FreeFree
- Starter$67 a year
- Pro$182 a year
- Business$470 a year
- Enterprise$1,430 a year
StatusIQ plans
- FreeFree
- Green$10 a month
- Blue$59 a month
- Additional Green page$10 a month
- Additional Blue page$59 a month
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 StatusIQ if…
StatusIQ suits teams that need to publish service status and send incident updates to customers or internal audiences. It may also fit teams that want monitoring integrations and per-component subscriptions.