A Statuspage alternative from about $9/month
Branded status pages on your own domain — component health, incident and maintenance timelines, email and RSS subscribers — priced on usage.
EvoHub as a Statuspage alternative
Atlassian Statuspage is the category standard, but its plans climb quickly as you add subscribers and features. EvoHub publishes a branded status page on your own domain for a usage-based cost that starts around $9/month, and it's connected to your uptime monitors and on-call so incidents flow through automatically.
Why teams choose EvoHub over Statuspage
A fraction of the cost
A status page on your own custom domain runs about $9/month on usage pricing — well below typical hosted status-page tiers.
Connected to monitoring & on-call
Incidents from your uptime checks and on-call can surface on the page instead of being maintained by hand in a separate tool.
The essentials, done well
Component status, incident and scheduled-maintenance timelines, 90-day uptime history, email subscribers and RSS/Atom feeds.
EvoHub vs Statuspage, side by side
| EvoHub | Statuspage | |
|---|---|---|
| Custom domain | Yes | Yes |
| Component status & uptime history | Yes | Yes |
| Incident & maintenance timelines | Yes | Yes |
| Email + RSS/Atom subscribers | Yes | Yes |
| Connected to your own monitoring & on-call | Yes, same platform | Separate products |
| Entry price | ~$9/mo, usage-based | Higher tiered plans |
Pricing: EvoHub vs Statuspage
| Pricing model | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| EvoHub | Usage-based (EvoHub tokens) — no per-seat fees, invite the whole team free, 200 free tokens every month. | A status page on your custom domain is metered at 0.9 EHU per page-hour — about $9–10/month — with 200 free tokens each month on top. |
| Statuspage | Tiered plans by subscribers/features | Published Statuspage plans commonly range from about $29/mo (Hobby) to $99/mo (Startup) and up. |
For a single branded status page, EvoHub's ~$9/month usage cost undercuts the common $29–$99/month tiers, and it's wired to the monitoring and on-call you're already running.
Statuspage figures reflect publicly listed pricing and can change — check their current plans before relying on a specific number.
Moving from Statuspage
Recreate your components and point your status subdomain (CNAME) at EvoHub. Incident and maintenance history going forward flows from the same platform.
When Statuspage might be the better fit
Statuspage has deep enterprise features (audience-specific pages, advanced integrations, large-scale subscriber management). For very large or complex status operations, compare those specifics first.
EvoHub vs Statuspage — FAQ
Is EvoHub a good Statuspage alternative?
Atlassian Statuspage is the category standard, but its plans climb quickly as you add subscribers and features. EvoHub publishes a branded status page on your own domain for a usage-based cost that starts around $9/month, and it's connected to your uptime monitors and on-call so incidents flow through automatically.
Is EvoHub cheaper than Statuspage?
For a single branded status page, EvoHub's ~$9/month usage cost undercuts the common $29–$99/month tiers, and it's wired to the monitoring and on-call you're already running.
How do I migrate from Statuspage to EvoHub?
Recreate your components and point your status subdomain (CNAME) at EvoHub. Incident and maintenance history going forward flows from the same platform.
Does EvoHub have a free tier?
Yes — every EvoHub account gets 200 free EvoHub tokens every month, with no per-seat fees, so you can invite your whole team for free and only pay for what you use.
Start free — 200 EvoHub tokens every month. See pricing.
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