Statusentry vs Statuspage
Statusentry says it does the job of Statuspage for less. Here's the price, what you get, and what you give up.
You save 90%
Statusentry claims it covers the same limits as Atlassian Statuspage for much less: Start Up $9.99/mo vs Startup $99/mo (90% saving), Business $19.99/mo vs Business $399/mo (95% saving), Enterprise $39.99/mo vs Enterprise $1,499/mo (97% saving).
Statusentry is smaller, with fewer integrations than Statuspage.
| Statusentry | Statuspage | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $9.99/mo | $99/mo |
| Saving | 90% less | — |
| Best for | Statusentry claims it covers the same limits as Atlassian Statuspage for much less: Start Up $9.99/mo vs Startup $99/mo (90% saving), Business $19.99/mo vs Business $399/mo (95% saving), Enterprise $39.99/mo vs Enterprise $1,499/mo (97% saving). | Teams that want the biggest, most complete option |
| Trade-off | Fewer integrations than the big tool | You pay more |
| Last checked | 2026-11-10 |
Questions people ask
Is Statusentry cheaper than Statuspage?
By Statusentry's own pricing claim, yes: $9.99/mo vs $99/mo, about 90% less. Check both pricing pages before you buy.
What do you give up switching from Statuspage to Statusentry?
Statusentry is smaller than Statuspage, so expect fewer integrations and add-ons. Try it with a small part of your work first.
What do you get with Statusentry?
Statusentry claims it covers the same limits as Atlassian Statuspage for much less: Start Up $9.99/mo vs Startup $99/mo (90% saving), Business $19.99/mo vs Business $399/mo (95% saving), Enterprise $39.99/mo vs Enterprise $1,499/mo (97% saving).
How do I switch from Statuspage to Statusentry?
Export your data first, test a small import, run both side by side for a week, then cancel before your renewal date.