A status page that follows your checks
Atlassian Statuspage is a common choice for hosted status pages. Teams that look for an alternative often want the page and the monitoring in one place, so that what customers see follows what the checks find.
In Uptimecheck, each component on a status page is a monitor with a friendly public name. When a check fails and a second check confirms it, the component changes on its own. You add status updates in your own words as you work, and mark each affected component as Degraded performance, Partial outage or Major outage. The page shows the worse of your impact and what the checks find, so an update can raise a component’s status but never hide an outage the checks confirmed.
What Uptimecheck status pages include
- Components from real checks, in groups, with 90 days of history and uptime
- Status updates (investigating, identified, monitoring, resolved or notice) per component, with templates, and an impact for each affected component: degraded performance, partial outage or major outage
- Subscribers by email (double opt-in), Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord or webhook, for the whole page or chosen components
- Maintenance shown in advance and emailed to subscribers, with reminders
- Incident reviews shown under past incidents
- 9 languages, with times in UTC so everyone reads the same clock
- Your logo, accent color and theme, removable Uptimecheck branding, and custom CSS on Professional and Business
- Password protection and hiding from search engines
- A status widget, an SVG badge, a JSON summary and an Atom feed
- Visitor statistics by country, referrer and device, counted without cookies and without storing IP addresses
The JSON summary uses Statuspage’s summary format and also answers at /api/v2/summary.json under the page’s address, so tools that read a Statuspage summary can read yours. Components carry Statuspage’s statuses, from operational and degraded performance to partial and major outage or under maintenance, and open incidents its impact levels: minor, major or critical.
Who Uptimecheck suits
Uptimecheck suits SaaS teams that want one tool for monitoring, alerts and the public page, agencies that run a status page per client, and online shops that want to show customers when a payment provider, not the shop, is the problem. Third-party monitors for 31 services, such as Klarna, Shopify and Cloudflare, can show their incidents on your page.
Switching from Statuspage
First, add the monitors behind your components, or import them from UptimeRobot, Better Stack, Pingdom or StatusCake. Then open Status pages › Import and paste your Statuspage API key (your avatar › API info). Pick the page and see everything before it is created.
Components are matched to your monitors by name; change or leave out any of them. Choose what comes along: incident history with every update and postmortem, upcoming maintenance (checks pause during it, as with any maintenance), and confirmed email subscribers, who keep following the same components. SMS, webhook, Slack and Teams subscribers need to subscribe again.
Nothing is sent while importing, the key is only used to read the page and is never stored, and nothing changes on Statuspage. Link to the new page from your app and help center when you are ready.
A fair comparison
Features and prices on both sides change. We reviewed this page on October 16, 2026. Before you decide, check Statuspage’s current plans and compare them with our feature comparison. To see a finished page first, open the Nordhem status page, which belongs to the made-up shop in the live demo.