Does UptimeSignal support subscriber notifications like Statuspage?

Yes. UptimeSignal supports email subscriber notifications for status updates and incidents. Statuspage offers additional channels like SMS and webhooks. For most teams, email notifications are sufficient.

What integrations does UptimeSignal support vs Statuspage?

Statuspage integrates with the Atlassian ecosystem (Jira, Opsgenie, etc.). UptimeSignal provides webhooks for CI/CD integration (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, etc.) and alerts to Slack, Discord, Telegram, and email. The key difference is UptimeSignal includes monitoring, so you need fewer external integrations.

How much does Statuspage cost compared to UptimeSignal?

Atlassian Statuspage starts at $29/month for the Hobby plan (limited to 250 subscribers) and goes up to $99/month for Team and higher for Business/Enterprise. UptimeSignal is $15/month flat for unlimited status pages, unlimited subscribers, and unlimited monitors.

Statuspage Alternative - $15/mo vs $29/mo

Feature Comparison

Feature UptimeSignal Statuspage

Public status pages Unlimited Unlimited

Custom domains Yes (via proxy) Yes

Incident management Yes Yes

Components & groups Yes Yes

Scheduled maintenance Yes Yes

Email subscribers Unlimited 250-5000+

SMS notifications No Yes (paid)

Built-in uptime monitoring Yes, included No

Automatic outage detection Yes No, manual only

Response time tracking Yes No

CI/CD webhooks Yes Yes

Jira/Opsgenie integration No Yes

Starting price Free $29/mo

Full features $15/mo $29-99+/mo

The Key Difference

Atlassian Statuspage is status pages only. You manually update your status page when things break. But how do you know things are broken? You need separate monitoring—another tool, another subscription, another dashboard to check.

UptimeSignal does both. We monitor your endpoints every minute. When something fails, we alert you immediately. Your status page reflects real uptime data—not just what you remember to update at 3 AM.

This isn't just about convenience. Manual status updates mean your status page is always behind reality. With UptimeSignal, your status page shows actual uptime percentages and response times from real monitoring data.

The total cost comparison:
Statuspage ($29/mo) + Monitoring tool (~$15/mo) = $44+/month
UptimeSignal: $15/mo for both

Pricing Comparison

Atlassian Statuspage Pricing

Hobby

250 subscribers, 1 team member

$29/mo

Startup

1,000 subscribers, 5 team members

$99/mo

Business

5,000 subscribers, unlimited team

$399/mo

Enterprise

Custom limits, SSO, SLA

Custom

Note: These prices are for status pages only. You still need separate monitoring.

UptimeSignal Pricing

Free

25 monitors, unlimited status pages, unlimited subscribers

$0

Pro

Unlimited monitors, custom domains, 1-min checks, 90-day history

$15/mo

Monitoring + status pages included. One price. No subscriber limits.

Example: 1,000 subscribers, 50 monitors

Statuspage (Startup tier)

$99/mo

+ monitoring tool (~$15-30/mo)

Total: $114-129/mo

UptimeSignal Pro

$15/mo

Monitoring included

Total: $15/mo

What You Get with UptimeSignal

Uptime Monitoring

1-minute check intervals
Instant alerts (email, Slack, Discord, Telegram)
Response time tracking
90-day history
Unlimited monitors (Pro)

Status Pages

Custom domains (via proxy)
Incident management
Component groups
Scheduled maintenance
CI/CD webhooks

When Statuspage Makes Sense

We believe in being honest. Statuspage might be the better choice if you:

• Already use Atlassian products — Jira, Opsgenie, Confluence. The native integrations are valuable if you're in that ecosystem.
• Need SMS subscriber notifications — UptimeSignal focuses on email. If your users expect text messages, Statuspage has that built in.
• Require enterprise compliance — Statuspage has SOC 2, ISO certifications, and enterprise SLAs that larger organizations may require.
• Have separate monitoring already — If you've invested in Datadog, PagerDuty, or similar tools and just need status pages, Statuspage integrates well.

When to Choose UptimeSignal

• You want monitoring + status pages in one product — No juggling multiple subscriptions or dashboards.
• You prefer simple, predictable pricing — $15/mo for everything. No per-subscriber tiers.
• You want your status page to show real data — Automatic uptime percentages from actual monitoring, not manual updates.
• You're a startup or small team — Get professional status pages without enterprise pricing.
• You don't need Atlassian integrations — If you're not using Jira/Opsgenie, you're paying for integrations you won't use.

Migrating from Statuspage

Switching from Statuspage to UptimeSignal is straightforward. Here's the general process:

1

Create your UptimeSignal account

Sign up free, no credit card required.

2

Add your monitors

Create monitors for each endpoint you want to track. These become components on your status page.

3

Create your status page

Set up your status page with your branding and select which monitors to display.

4

Configure your custom domain

Use our proxy setup guides for Cloudflare Workers, Vercel, or Nginx. Takes about 5 minutes.

5

Update your DNS

Point your status page domain to your new proxy. Your old Statuspage can stay active during the transition.

Total migration time: 15-20 minutes. Need help? Email us at [email protected].

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I migrate from Statuspage to UptimeSignal?

Create a new status page in UptimeSignal, set up your monitors, configure your custom domain using our proxy setup guide, and update your DNS. The process takes about 15-20 minutes. Your old Statuspage can remain active during the transition, so there's no downtime.

Does UptimeSignal support subscriber notifications?

Yes. UptimeSignal supports email subscriber notifications for status updates and incidents. Users can subscribe to your status page and receive email notifications when incidents are created or updated. Statuspage offers additional channels like SMS—if you need SMS notifications, that's a point in Statuspage's favor.

Can I import my components from Statuspage?

Currently, components need to be recreated manually in UptimeSignal. However, since UptimeSignal includes monitoring, you'll typically create monitors that automatically populate your status page with real uptime data rather than maintaining static components that require manual updates.

What integrations does UptimeSignal support?

UptimeSignal provides webhooks for CI/CD integration (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, etc.) and alerts to Slack, Discord, Telegram, and email. The key difference is UptimeSignal includes monitoring, so you need fewer external integrations. Statuspage has deeper Atlassian ecosystem integrations (Jira, Opsgenie).

Is there an API for programmatic status updates?

Yes. UptimeSignal provides webhooks to programmatically create incidents, update component status, and manage maintenance windows. This enables full CI/CD integration—set maintenance mode before deployments and restore operational status automatically when deploys succeed.

How does custom domain setup work?

UptimeSignal uses a proxy approach for custom domains. You configure a reverse proxy (Cloudflare Workers, Vercel, Nginx, or Caddy) to serve your status page at your domain. This gives you control over SSL certificates and routing. We provide copy-paste configurations for each platform. The setup takes about 5 minutes.

UptimeSignal vs Atlassian Statuspage