Atlassian Statuspage is the standard for incident communication.
Convot gives every app a status page with built-in uptime monitoring, on the same help center as your support.
Convot is a Statuspage alternative for teams that run more than one app and want a status page with built-in uptime monitoring on the same help center as their docs, linked from the support widget. Convot Starter is $49 a month for 1 app with chat, a help center and a changelog included; Statuspage Hobby is $29 a month for a status page alone, with no built-in monitoring listed. Statuspage is the better fit for teams that need subscriber notifications by email and SMS, component subscriptions and deep incident workflows.
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Is Convot a good Statuspage alternative?
Convot is a good Statuspage alternative for teams that run more than one app and want a status page with built-in uptime monitoring on the same help center as their docs, linked from the support widget. Convot Starter is $49 a month for 1 app and includes chat, a help center, changelog and roadmap as well. Statuspage Hobby is $29 a month for a status page alone, with no built-in monitoring listed. Statuspage is the better choice if customers need to subscribe to updates by email or SMS, which Convot does not offer; Convot sends alerts to your team only.
Statuspage prices and plans last checked on Statuspage's own pricing page, by Tarang Agarwal, Convot founder.
When should you use each?
Statuspage is a good fit when…
- You need customers to subscribe to updates by email, and by SMS or webhook from the Startup plan
- You want incident templates, scheduled maintenance, third-party components and automation and chat integrations, on every plan including Free
- You need private status pages (from $79 a month), audience-specific pages (from $300), role-based access or SSO
- You only need a status page and already run monitoring elsewhere
Convot wins when…
- You want uptime monitoring built in: Convot checks each component and opens and resolves incidents automatically
- You want a status page for each app on its help center, with a Status link in the support widget
- You want status bundled with chat, a help center, changelog, roadmap and scheduling, on one bill priced by app count
- You would rather not run a separate monitoring tool alongside a status page
Convot vs Statuspage: what is different?
A direct comparison across the capabilities small teams running more than one app care about most.
| Capability | Convot | Statuspage |
|---|---|---|
| Public status page | ✓ | ✓ |
| Incident timeline | ✓ | ✓ |
| Built-in uptime monitoring | Checks every 2 to 30 minutes | Not listed on the pricing page |
| Auto-incident on downtime | ✓ | Not listed; automation integrations available |
| Customer subscriptions by email | Team alerts only | ✓ |
| On your own domain | ✓ | Hobby plan and up |
| On the same help center as chat, docs and changelog | One help center per app | No |
| Status link in the support widget | ✓ | No |
| Live chat + shared inbox | ✓ | No |
| Changelog + roadmap with voting | ✓ Built-in | Not listed on Statuspage's pricing page |
| Price | Free under $1k MRR, then $49 a month (whole stack) | Free; Hobby $29, Startup $99, Business $399 a month |
✓ = available, Partial = limited, plan-gated or add-on, No = not offered, or not listed on Statuspage's pricing page. Statuspage plans and prices from atlassian.com/software/statuspage/pricing, checked 1 October 2026.
How much does Statuspage cost?
As of 1 October 2026, Atlassian Statuspage public pages cost $0 to $1,499 a month, priced by subscribers and team members. Free covers 100 subscribers and 2 team members; a custom domain starts on Hobby at $29; SMS and webhook notifications start on Startup at $99. Private pages for employees start at $79 a month and audience-specific pages at $300. Statuspage does not list built-in uptime monitoring.
| Public page plan | Per month | Subscribers | Team members | Notable features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 100 | 2 | 25 components, email, Slack and Teams notifications |
| Hobby | $29 | 250 | 5 | Custom domain, basic customization |
| Startup | $99 | 1,000 | 10 | Email, SMS and webhook notifications, custom CSS, SSO |
| Business | $399 | 5,000 | 25 | Component subscriptions, role-based access |
| Enterprise | $1,499 | 25,000 | 50 | Purchase orders and invoicing |
From atlassian.com/software/statuspage/pricing, checked 1 October 2026. All plans include unlimited notifications and free SSL; yearly card billing needs a signed order form.
What changes when you move to Convot
Monitoring built in
Convot checks each component every 2 to 30 minutes and opens an incident when a check fails. Statuspage does not list built-in monitoring, so you add a separate tool.
Status where customers ask
Each app's status page lives on its help center, and the widget's Status section links to it, so customers can check for an outage before they open a ticket.
One page per app
Every app you run gets its own status page, on one bill priced by app count.
The rest of the stack
Chat, a help center, changelog, roadmap and scheduling come with it, from $49 a month.
Convot as a Statuspage alternative
How much does Convot cost compared to Statuspage?
As of 1 October 2026, Atlassian Statuspage has a free plan (100 subscribers, 2 team members), then Hobby at $29, Startup at $99, Business at $399 and Enterprise at $1,499 a month; SMS and webhook alerts start on Startup. Convot is free under $1,000 MRR, then $49 a month for 1 app with a status page, uptime monitoring, chat, help center, changelog and roadmap. For a status page alone, Statuspage Hobby costs less.
What does Convot do that Statuspage doesn't?
Convot monitors uptime itself: each component is checked every 2 to 30 minutes, and a run of failed checks opens an incident and resolves it when the service recovers. Each app's status page sits on the same help center as its docs, changelog and roadmap, with a Status link in the chat widget. Statuspage does not list built-in monitoring, and offers customer subscriptions by email and SMS, which Convot does not.
Which status page has built-in uptime monitoring?
Convot includes a status page for each app with built-in uptime monitoring that checks every 2 to 30 minutes, and it opens and resolves incidents automatically, on every plan including free, on your help center with a custom domain. Atlassian Statuspage's pricing page does not list built-in monitoring. Instatus includes monitoring, with 2-minute checks free and 30-second checks on Pro.
Is Statuspage free?
Yes, Atlassian Statuspage has a free plan for public pages, as checked on 1 October 2026, with 100 subscribers, 25 components, 2 team members and email, Slack and Microsoft Teams notifications. A custom domain needs Hobby at $29 a month. Convot is free while your product earns under $1,000 a month, with a status page, uptime monitoring and a custom domain for 1 app.
Does Statuspage include uptime monitoring?
Statuspage's pricing page does not list built-in uptime monitoring; it lists third-party components and automation integrations, so you would pair it with a separate monitoring tool. Convot checks each component every 2 to 30 minutes and opens and resolves incidents automatically.
Put status where your customers already are.
A status page per app with built-in uptime monitoring, on the same help center as your support. Free under $1k MRR, no credit card.