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Atlassian Statuspage charges per component and per subscriber. Cloudrix StatusPage gives you a beautiful status page for free -- with simple, predictable pricing when you grow.
Try Cloudrix StatusPage FreeAtlassian Statuspage has been the default choice for hosted status pages since 2013. It powers status pages for major companies and integrates deeply with the Atlassian ecosystem. But its pricing model has become increasingly painful as companies grow. Statuspage charges based on the number of components (services you track) and subscribers (people who receive updates). A company with 25 components and 5,000 subscribers is looking at $399/month on the Business plan. For what is essentially a static page with occasional updates, that is a significant ongoing cost. Cloudrix StatusPage takes a simpler approach. The free tier includes unlimited components and up to 500 subscribers. Paid plans scale based on subscriber count only, without per-component fees. Whether you track 5 services or 50, the price stays the same. The status pages themselves are fully customizable with your brand colors, logo, and custom domain. Incident management is built in: create incidents, post updates, and resolve issues from a clean dashboard or via API. Your subscribers receive updates via email, and you can embed status widgets on your own website. All data is hosted on EU servers, and the product is built by Cloudrix in the Netherlands. For teams already paying too much for Atlassian Statuspage or those starting fresh and wanting a cost-effective solution, Cloudrix StatusPage delivers everything you need.
| Feature | Cloudrix StatusPage | Atlassian Statuspage |
|---|---|---|
| Public Status Pages | ||
| Custom Domain | ||
| Custom Branding | ||
| Incident Management | ||
| Scheduled Maintenance | ||
| Email Subscriber Notifications | ||
| SMS Notifications | Paid plans | |
| Webhook Notifications | ||
| Component Groups | ||
| Uptime History | 90 days (free), unlimited (paid) | Varies by plan |
| Embeddable Widget | ||
| API Access | ||
| Per-Component Pricing | No (unlimited components) | Yes (limits by plan) |
| EU Data Hosting |
| Plan | Cloudrix StatusPage | Atlassian Statuspage |
|---|---|---|
| Free / Hobby | EUR 0/mo (unlimited components, 500 subs) | $29/mo (max 25 components) |
| Startup / Business | EUR 29/mo (2,000 subs) | $99/mo (250 subs SMS) |
| Business / Enterprise | EUR 79/mo (10,000 subs) | $399/mo (1,000 subs SMS) |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom (premium support) |
Pricing as of July 2026. Competitor pricing sourced from public pricing pages.
Atlassian Statuspage limits the number of components (services) you can track based on your plan. Adding more components means upgrading to a more expensive tier. Cloudrix StatusPage includes unlimited components on every plan, including the free tier. Track 5 services or 50 -- the cost stays the same.
Statuspage's cheapest plan is $29/month. Cloudrix StatusPage offers a full-featured free tier with unlimited components, up to 500 email subscribers, custom branding, and a custom domain. For startups and small teams, this means professional status pages at zero cost.
Statuspage pricing depends on components, subscribers, SMS credits, and plan tier -- making it difficult to predict costs as you grow. Cloudrix StatusPage prices based on subscriber count only. One variable, predictable scaling.
Atlassian hosts Statuspage data primarily in US regions. Cloudrix StatusPage stores all data on EU servers. For GDPR compliance and EU data residency requirements, this eliminates the need for data transfer agreements.
Atlassian Statuspage works best within the Jira/Confluence/Opsgenie ecosystem. If you use different tools, the integration benefits diminish while the pricing remains premium. Cloudrix StatusPage integrates via standard webhooks and API, working with any stack.
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Try Cloudrix StatusPage FreeCurrently, Cloudrix StatusPage supports email and webhook notifications. SMS notifications are on our roadmap. If you need SMS today, Atlassian Statuspage or a webhook-to-SMS service like Twilio would cover that requirement.
Yes. All plans, including the free tier, support custom domains. You add a CNAME record pointing to our servers, and your status page appears on your own subdomain (e.g., status.yourcompany.com).
You create incidents from the dashboard or via API, assign them to components, set severity levels, and post updates as the situation evolves. Subscribers are automatically notified at each update. When the incident is resolved, the status page updates and the incident moves to history.
Yes. Cloudrix StatusPage can import your component structure and subscriber list. Historical incident data can be imported via our API. The migration typically takes under an hour for most setups.
Yes. The free tier is not a trial. You can use it indefinitely with unlimited components and up to 500 subscribers. We offer paid plans for teams that need more subscribers, priority support, or advanced features.
Stop overpaying for status pages. Cloudrix StatusPage gives you unlimited components, custom branding, and EU hosting -- starting at EUR 0/month. Create your free status page in under 5 minutes.