How much does Statuspage cost?

Public pages are Free (100 subscribers, 2 team members), Hobby $29/month (250 subscribers), Startup $99/month (1,000), Business $399/month (5,000) and Enterprise $1,499/month (25,000 subscribers, 50 team members).

Does Statuspage have a free plan?

Yes. The free public page includes 100 subscribers, 25 components, 2 team members, 2 metrics, email, Slack and Microsoft Teams notifications and REST API access, with SSL at no cost.

Does Statuspage charge extra for SMS notifications?

Notifications themselves are unlimited on every plan, but the types differ: Hobby sends email only, while SMS and webhook notifications begin on Startup at $99/month.

Is SSO extra on Statuspage?

No — Statuspage team members get SSO with Atlassian Guard at no additional charge on Startup, Business and Enterprise. Users of other Atlassian products who are not on your Statuspage plan are billed for Atlassian Guard separately.

How much does Atlassian Statuspage cost?

Atlassian Statuspage publishes 4 plans: Hobby at $29/mo, Startup at $99/mo, Business at $399/mo, Enterprise at $1,499/mo billed annually. Every figure is read from the vendor's own pricing page; the pricing section above shows the source sentence for each tier.

Does Atlassian Statuspage have a free plan?

Yes. Atlassian Statuspage offers a free tier with limits; paid plans unlock higher usage or team features.

What are the main drawbacks of Atlassian Statuspage?

The trade-offs we noted: Priced above simple alternatives; Requires discipline to keep updated; Little value if you rarely have incidents.

When should you not use Atlassian Statuspage?

Skip Atlassian Statuspage if: You need SMS or webhook alerts — email only on Free and Hobby; SMS and webhooks start at Startup, $99/month; Your subscriber list grows: pricing is driven by subscribers, and the jumps are steep — 1,000 at $99, 5,000 at $399 and 25,000 at $1,499 per month; You want per-customer status pages: audience-specific pages are a different page type, priced separately from the public page plans listed here.

Developer Tools

Atlassian Statuspage

Public status pages for incidents.

What it is

Atlassian Statuspage publishes incident and uptime information so customers can check for themselves during an outage. During an outage a public status page is what stops the support queue from doubling, and this is the version most customers already recognise. It only communicates; detection and response still come from your monitoring stack.

Atlassian Statuspage pricing

Atlassian Statuspage publishes 4 plans. Paid tiers start at $29/mo.

Atlassian Statuspage plans and published prices, taken from the vendor’s pricing page.
Plan	Price	What the vendor’s page says
Hobby	$29/mo	Hobby $29/month: 250 subscribers, 5 team members, 5 metrics, basic customization, custom domain
Startup	$99/mo	Startup $99/month: 1,000 subscribers, 10 team members, 10 metrics, email/SMS/webhook notifications, custom CSS, team member SSO with Atlassian Guard
Business	$399/mo	Business $399/month: 5,000 subscribers, 25 team members, 25 metrics, custom CSS/HTML/JS, component subscriptions, role-based access control
Enterprise	$1,499/mo billed annually	Enterprise $1,499/month: 25,000 subscribers, 50 team members, 50 metrics, yearly purchase orders and invoicing

Prices read from the vendor's own pricing page on 2026-09-09. Vendors change plans without notice — check the source before you budget. Source

Key features

Public status pages
Publishes component status and incident updates to customers.
Incident templates
Posts consistent updates through predefined message templates.
Subscriber notifications
Notifies subscribers by email, SMS or webhook on change.

Strengths and trade-offs

What works well

Takes pressure off support during incidents
Subscriber notifications built in
Component-level status

Where it falls short

Priced above simple alternatives
Requires discipline to keep updated
Little value if you rarely have incidents

Who it is for

Services with enough customers that outages generate support volume.

Pick it or skip it

Pick Atlassian Statuspage if

Small projects that need a credible public status page for nothing: Free covers 100 subscribers, 25 components and 2 team members
Teams whose audience is small but who want a custom domain — that appears on Hobby at $29/month
Atlassian shops: team member SSO through Atlassian Guard is included from Startup upward at no extra charge
Anyone who wants the incident workflow itself, since incidents, maintenances, templates, analytics and the REST API are on every plan including Free

Skip it if

You need SMS or webhook alerts — email only on Free and Hobby; SMS and webhooks start at Startup, $99/month
Your subscriber list grows: pricing is driven by subscribers, and the jumps are steep — 1,000 at $99, 5,000 at $399 and 25,000 at $1,499 per month
You want per-customer status pages: audience-specific pages are a different page type, priced separately from the public page plans listed here
You expect a self-serve annual discount — yearly credit card billing is manual and needs a signed order form

Our verdict

Pays for itself the first time an outage does not flood your inbox.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Statuspage cost?: Public pages are Free (100 subscribers, 2 team members), Hobby $29/month (250 subscribers), Startup $99/month (1,000), Business $399/month (5,000) and Enterprise $1,499/month (25,000 subscribers, 50 team members).
Does Statuspage have a free plan?: Yes. The free public page includes 100 subscribers, 25 components, 2 team members, 2 metrics, email, Slack and Microsoft Teams notifications and REST API access, with SSL at no cost.
Does Statuspage charge extra for SMS notifications?: Notifications themselves are unlimited on every plan, but the types differ: Hobby sends email only, while SMS and webhook notifications begin on Startup at $99/month.
Is SSO extra on Statuspage?: No — Statuspage team members get SSO with Atlassian Guard at no additional charge on Startup, Business and Enterprise. Users of other Atlassian products who are not on your Statuspage plan are billed for Atlassian Guard separately.
How much does Atlassian Statuspage cost?: Atlassian Statuspage publishes 4 plans: Hobby at $29/mo, Startup at $99/mo, Business at $399/mo, Enterprise at $1,499/mo billed annually. Every figure is read from the vendor's own pricing page; the pricing section above shows the source sentence for each tier.
Does Atlassian Statuspage have a free plan?: Yes. Atlassian Statuspage offers a free tier with limits; paid plans unlock higher usage or team features.
Who is Atlassian Statuspage best for?: Services with enough customers that outages generate support volume.
What are the main drawbacks of Atlassian Statuspage?: The trade-offs we noted: Priced above simple alternatives; Requires discipline to keep updated; Little value if you rarely have incidents.
When should you not use Atlassian Statuspage?: Skip Atlassian Statuspage if: You need SMS or webhook alerts — email only on Free and Hobby; SMS and webhooks start at Startup, $99/month; Your subscriber list grows: pricing is driven by subscribers, and the jumps are steep — 1,000 at $99, 5,000 at $399 and 25,000 at $1,499 per month; You want per-customer status pages: audience-specific pages are a different page type, priced separately from the public page plans listed here.

What we checked

Public APIOffers a documented API you can build against.Yes
Mobile appHas a native app for iOS or Android, not just a mobile website.No
Open source / self-hostableSource is open and the tool can be run on your own infrastructure.No
SSO (SAML)Supports SAML single sign-on on at least one plan.Yes

“Not checked” means exactly that — we have not verified it, and we do not guess.

Evidence and freshness

Status: Vendor pricing page verifiedReviewed: 2026-09-09

Atlassian Statuspage — Pricing ↗
Checked 2026-09-09 · Supports: Public page Free: 100 subscribers, 25 components, 2 team members, 2 metrics, email, Slack and Microsoft Teams notifications, REST API access, Hobby $29/month: 250 subscribers, 5 team members, 5 metrics, basic customization, custom domain, Startup $99/month: 1,000 subscribers, 10 team members, 10 metrics, email/SMS/webhook notifications, custom CSS, team member SSO with Atlassian Guard, Business $399/month: 5,000 subscribers, 25 team members, 25 metrics, custom CSS/HTML/JS, component subscriptions, role-based access control, Enterprise $1,499/month: 25,000 subscribers, 50 team members, 50 metrics, yearly purchase orders and invoicing, The core feature set — incidents, components, scheduled maintenances, templates, page analytics, REST API, chat and automation integrations — is included on all plans, SSL is free on all plans; notifications are unlimited on all plans, but only Startup and above send SMS and webhooks, SSO with Atlassian Guard is included at no extra charge on Startup, Business and Enterprise, Yearly credit card billing exists but is set up manually and requires a signed order form

Limit: Vendor pricing page was reviewed by an editor on this date; this record is not a ToolCompare benchmark. Prices and limits change. Only the public page plans are published on this view; private and audience-specific page pricing was not shown.

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