Instatus makes beautiful status pages — that you update by hand, and with a pricing cliff from $20 straight to $300/mo. Hyperping connects your status page to real uptime monitoring, so incidents appear automatically, with a middle tier Instatus doesn't have.
The essentials first, followed by the capabilities that separate Hyperping from Instatus.
Read the Alma case studyHyperping's reputation in our company is that it's more reactive than Datadog. We usually get notifications from Hyperping before Datadog.
One focused workflow for detecting issues, reaching the right people, and keeping customers informed.
Instatus Pro is $20/mo. The moment you need private pages, SAML SSO, or more room, the next stop is Business at $300/mo — a 15× jump with nothing in between. Hyperping Pro at $74/mo is exactly the middle tier that's missing: custom domain, private status pages, 100 monitors with 30-second checks, and on-call included. See the full breakdown in our Instatus pricing analysis.
Instatus is status-page-first: monitoring is an accessory, and most incidents are posted by a human who noticed the outage — often after customers did. Hyperping is monitoring-first: checks run every 30 seconds from 19 regions, and your status page components update automatically the moment something breaks. Your status page stops being a PR tool and becomes a real signal.
When something goes down, a status page is step three. Steps one and two are detecting it and waking the right person. Hyperping includes escalation policies, on-call rotations, SMS and voice call alerts — so the same product that tells your customers also tells your team, first.
Paste your Instatus page URL into Hyperping's free status page builder and it imports your components and current status automatically — no signup required. Then point your custom domain at Hyperping and import your subscribers. Most Instatus setups are live on Hyperping in under an hour, and our team can do it for you on any paid plan.
A straightforward view of what each plan gives your team.
Pro at $20/mo: public pages, custom domain, subscribers — but monitoring stays rudimentary and everything serious is gated.
Business at $300/mo: private pages, SAML SSO, more subscribers. There is nothing between $20 and $300.
Pro at $74/mo: 3 status pages including private pages, custom domains, 100 monitors at 30-second intervals, browser checks, on-call scheduling, and voice call alerts.
Business at $249/mo: 10 status pages, SAML SSO, white labeling, audit logs, 1,000 monitors — still below Instatus's Business price, with a monitoring platform included.
If you only want a hand-updated public page, Instatus at $20 is fine. The moment you need private pages, SSO, or a page that reflects reality automatically, Hyperping gives you the intermediate step — and the monitoring — that Instatus doesn't.
One platform that detects, alerts, and communicates — instead of a page waiting for a human to update it.
+ time spent integrating & context-switching
The practical details teams usually want to know before making the switch.
Move from Instatus without creating a blind spot. The guides below cover setup, parallel verification, and the final cutover.
List checks, alert routes, status pages, and the historical reports you want to keep.
Use the monitoring quickstartAdd monitors, connect notification channels, and rebuild escalation or on-call rules.
Follow the quickstartCompare alerts in parallel, verify customer communication, and only then retire the old setup.
Open the go-live checklistSee the same feature-by-feature breakdown for the monitoring and incident tools on your shortlist.
