Hyperping vs. Statuspage

Free Statuspage alternative. And free monitoring built-in.

Statuspage charges $99/mo for one public page and nothing else. Hyperping Pro is $74/mo for 3 status pages plus the monitoring and on-call that fill them with real data.

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Alma
"Before Hyperping, identifying the root cause of API degradation could take hours. Today, precise monitors and automated alerts give AlmaPay's engineers everything they need to react fast."
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"With Hyperping monitoring our identity security platform 24/7, we have complete confidence in our uptime. The multi-region checks ensure our global customers always have access to critical security services."
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Beatport
EF
Higgsfield
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Havas
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"We picked Hyperping to bring a high quality incidents and status reporting dashboard to our users."
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Pew Research
Foxit
Husqvarna Group
Side-by-side comparison

A status page, or the whole incident workflow.

Statuspage sells the page alone, priced per page and per subscriber tier. Compare what the same budget buys on each side.

Compare plansMonthly pricing · one public page setup
Hyperping
Pricing and usage
Monthly pricingWhat one production-grade public page costs
$74/moMonitoring, on-call, 3 status pages
$99/moOne public status page, nothing else
Built-in uptime monitoringThe data that keeps the page honest
100 monitors30-second checks, browser checks
Bring Pingdom, Datadog, etc.
Status pages includedEach Statuspage page is its own subscription
3 included10 on Business at $249/mo
1 per planFull price for every extra page
Private status pagePassword or SSO protected, for internal audiences
Included on Pro
From $79/moSeparate plans, up to $1,499/mo
Full CSS/HTML customizationMake the page fully yours
Included
Business · $399/moStartup at $99/mo gets CSS only
Status page subscribersPeople notified when incidents open
Email, Slack, and more
1,000 max5,000 needs Business at $399/mo
Team membersPeople who can publish incident updates
5 includedThen $12/seat
10 included25 on Business
Phone call downtime alertsYour team learns about incidents first
Unlimited voice calls
On-call scheduling & escalation policiesThe response layer behind the page
Included
Free planWhat you can run without paying
20 monitorsPlus a status page
100 subscribers2 team members, no custom domain
Hyperping and Statuspage have similar base features...
Subscriptions & notifications
Custom domains
Status widget / embed
Multi-language
Components
Scheduled maintenance windows
REST API access

Hyperping's reputation in our company is that it's more reactive than Datadog. We usually get notifications from Hyperping before Datadog.

Read the Alma case study
Fabrice Gregoire from Alma
Fabrice GregoireSite Reliability Engineer, Alma
Why teams choose Hyperping

More than an uptime checker.

One focused workflow for detecting issues, reaching the right people, and keeping customers informed.

Built-in monitoring

Statuspage doesn't include monitoring, so you need a separate tool like Pingdom, Datadog, or New Relic to detect issues and feed the page. Hyperping combines status pages with comprehensive uptime monitoring, browser checks, and cron monitoring in one platform, and components update automatically when monitors go down.

One subscription, several pages

Statuspage charges full price for every single page: a public page and a private page for the same product means two subscriptions, $99 plus $79 every month before customization tiers. Hyperping Pro includes 3 status pages, public or private, and Business includes 10.

Customization without the Business tier

On Statuspage, custom CSS starts on the $99/mo Startup plan and full CSS/HTML/JS control requires Business at $399/mo. Hyperping includes advanced customization, custom domains, and white-labeling options without a per-page premium.

Pricing

Plus, Hyperping is more affordable than Statuspage

A straightforward view of what each plan gives your team.

01

Basic free status page

Both Hyperping and Statuspage have free public status pages. Statuspage's free plan caps at 100 subscribers and 2 team members with no custom domain; Hyperping's includes 20 monitors feeding the page.

02

Advanced status page

Statuspage starts at $29/mo with basic customization. You need $99/mo for custom CSS, and $399/mo for full CSS/HTML/JS control.

Hyperping has advanced customization from $24/mo, monitoring included.

03

Private status page

Statuspage's private pages are separate plans starting at $79/mo for 50 authenticated subscribers, rising to $1,499/mo.

Hyperping includes private pages, password or SSO protected, in the $74/mo Pro plan alongside public ones.

04

Multiple status pages

No discount for multiple pages on Statuspage. You pay full price for every single page.

Hyperping includes 3 status pages on Pro ($74/mo) and 10 on Business ($249/mo), public or private in any mix.

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Legacy Stack vs. Hyperping

Stop paying for bloat. Get a unified platform that saves you money and actually works together.

Legacy Stack

Multiple disconnected tools
Pingdom (100 monitors)
$95/mo
Statuspage.io (2 pages)
$348/mo
PagerDuty (10 users)
$210/mo
Total Monthly$653
Total Yearly$7,836

+ time spent integrating & context-switching

Save approx. $5,000/year
Hyperping
All-in-one monitoring platform
1000 monitors
Unlimited status pages
15 team members
On-call & incident response
SAML SSO
Priority support
Total Monthly$249
Total Yearly$2,990
Faster monitoring, simpler workflow.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The practical details teams usually want to know before making the switch.

A safer switch

Start migrating in minutes. Cut over when you are ready.

Move from Statuspage without creating a blind spot. The guides below cover setup, parallel verification, and the final cutover.

Step 1

Inventory your Statuspage setup

List checks, alert routes, status pages, and the historical reports you want to keep.

Open migration guide
Step 2

Recreate monitoring and alerting

Add monitors, connect notification channels, and rebuild escalation or on-call rules.

Follow the quickstart
Step 3

Run both tools, then cut over

Compare alerts in parallel, verify customer communication, and only then retire the old setup.

Open the go-live checklist
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