Status page tools comparedThe best status page tools in 2026
Status page tools side by side: what the free plan gives you, what a page on your own domain costs, and who each one is best for. We make InfraNest, so we put it first — every other tool is described from its own website, and the date we checked is below.
By the InfraNest team · Checked October 2026
| Tool | Best for | Free plan | On your own domain |
|---|---|---|---|
| InfraNest that’s us | A status page that updates itself, next to your domains, DNS and servers | 1 status page built from 20 monitors, no limit on subscribers | €24/mo (Pro, 3 pages), billed yearly |
| Statuspage | Teams already on Atlassian tools | 100 subscribers, no custom domain | $29/mo (Hobby) |
| Instatus | A modern page with monitoring built in | 15 monitors, 200 subscribers, no custom domain | $15/mo (Pro), billed yearly |
| Better Stack | Status pages with on-call and phone alerts | 1 status page, 10 monitors | $29/mo per responder, 1 page included |
| UptimeRobot | A cheap page next to simple monitoring | 1 basic page on an UptimeRobot address | €9/mo (Solo, 3 pages), billed yearly |
| Oh Dear | A branded page next to many checks per site | No free plan, 10-day trial | €12.50/mo (Solo, 2 sites), billed yearly |
| Uptime Kuma | A free page on your own server | Free and open source, self-hosted | Free; you pay for the server |
1 · That’s us
InfraNest
Status pages built from your own monitoring, so they change by themselves when a check fails. Your own domain from Pro, private pages and a team view on Business, and no limit on subscribers — plus your domains, DNS, certificates and servers in the same account.
Best for: A status page that updates itself, next to your domains, DNS and servers
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Statuspage
Atlassian’s status page tool. It does not monitor anything itself, so the page is updated by hand or by another tool.
Best for: Teams already on Atlassian tools
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Instatus
A modern status page with monitoring built in; Pro includes one custom domain, Business three.
Best for: A modern page with monitoring built in
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Better Stack
Uptime monitoring with on-call schedules and phone alerts, priced per responder.
Best for: Status pages with on-call and phone alerts
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UptimeRobot
A popular uptime monitor with a big free plan of 50 monitors.
Best for: A cheap page next to simple monitoring
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Oh Dear
Website monitoring with many checks per site, priced by the number of sites.
Best for: A branded page next to many checks per site
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Uptime Kuma
Free, open-source monitoring that you install and run on your own server.
Best for: A free page on your own server
Uptime Kuma vs InfraNestHow to choose
- Should the page update itself?
- A page that is changed by hand is changed late — usually while you are fixing the problem. Tools with monitoring built in change the page the moment a check fails.
- Your own domain?
- status.yourcompany.com looks like part of your product and keeps your links yours. Most tools charge for it.
- How many subscribers?
- Many tools cap subscribers per plan. If your customers sign up for updates, check the limit before you grow into it.
- A private page for your team?
- A page only your team or one customer can see is often a plan of its own. Check where it starts.
- What else do you look after?
- If you also manage domains, DNS, certificates or servers, a tool that handles those too lets you fix what the page is reporting.
Questions
#What is the best free status page tool?
Uptime Kuma if you want to run it on your own server. For a hosted page, InfraNest’s free plan has a status page built from 20 monitors with no subscriber limit; Statuspage’s free plan allows 100 subscribers and no custom domain.
#Which status page tools update themselves?
Tools with monitoring built in: InfraNest, Better Stack, UptimeRobot and Uptime Kuma. Atlassian Statuspage does not monitor anything itself, so its page is changed by hand or by another tool.
#What is the cheapest status page on my own domain?
UptimeRobot Solo at €9 a month, then InfraNest Pro at €24 with three pages, 50 monitors and no subscriber limit. Statuspage Hobby is $29.
#What are the best Statuspage alternatives?
InfraNest if you want a page that updates itself next to your domains and DNS; Better Stack if you also need on-call; UptimeRobot for a cheap page with simple monitoring; Uptime Kuma to self-host.
All product names are trademarks of their owners; InfraNest is not affiliated with any of them. Every tool other than InfraNest is described from its own website, checked October 2026. Prices exclude VAT. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.
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