Atlassian Statuspage is the status page most people picture when they hear the words. It is the category definer, and it is very good at the one thing it does.
That is also the catch: it only does that one thing. Statuspage does not monitor anything. You pay Statuspage to publish the page, and you pay someone else to tell you what to publish.
What Statuspage does better
Subscriber management at scale. 25,000 subscribers on Enterprise, with granular component subscriptions so people can follow only the parts they care about. If you have tens of thousands of customers who want email updates, this is built for you.
Audience-specific pages. Separate pages for separate customers, from $300/month. Useful if you are contractually obliged to show different things to different accounts.
Deep Atlassian integration. If your incidents already live in Jira and Opsgenie, it plugs straight in.
Customisation. Custom CSS, HTML and JavaScript on the higher tiers — you can make it look like anything.
Where we differ
We monitor and publish; they only publish. With Statuspage you are buying a second product on top of a monitor. With us, the checks, incidents and page are one thing — an incident opens from a failed check, and the page updates without you wiring anything together.
The free tier is a different shape. Statuspage's free plan allows 100 subscribers and 2 team members. Ours does not meter status page subscribers at all; the limits are on monitors and members.
Their paid pricing starts higher for a page alone. Hobby is $29/month for 250 subscribers and 5 team members — for the page only. Our Pro at €19/month includes 50 monitors, 60-second checks, browser flows, a custom domain and two extra pages.
Side by side
| Atlassian Statuspage | Uplance | |
|---|---|---|
| Does the monitoring | No — page only | Yes, 15 check types |
| Free plan | 100 subscribers, 2 team members | Status page included, no subscriber cap |
| Entry paid plan | Hobby, $29/mo — 250 subscribers | Pro, €19/mo — includes monitoring |
| Subscribers at scale | Up to 25,000 (Enterprise, $1,499/mo) | Not metered |
| Private status pages | From $79/mo | Included |
| Audience-specific pages | From $300/mo | No |
| Custom CSS / HTML / JS | Yes, on higher tiers | Custom domain and branding, not arbitrary JS |
| Custom domain | Yes | Pro and above |
| Incidents open from failed checks | Only via an external monitor | Automatically |
| Proof alerts were delivered | n/a — it does not alert on checks | Outbox, retry ladder, weekly drill |
Which one to pick
Statuspage if you need to notify tens of thousands of subscribers, need per-audience pages, or your incident process already lives in Atlassian. Our page does not compete at that scale.
Uplance if your status page and your monitoring should be the same product, and if paying $29 a month for a page that cannot tell you anything has started to feel strange. For most teams the page matters because the monitoring is behind it.