We make Tallwatch, so read accordingly. Statuspage’s price list is clear; the stack cost usually is not.
Current Statuspage public tiers
Source: Atlassian Statuspage pricing, verified September 11, 2026.
| Public plan | Monthly list | Highlights (from Atlassian) |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 100 subscribers, 2 team members, email/Slack/Teams |
| Hobby | $29 | 250 subscribers, custom domain, basic customization |
| Startup | $99 | 1,000 subscribers; SMS + webhook notifications |
| Business | $399 | 5,000 subscribers; full CSS/HTML/JS; component subscriptions |
| Enterprise | $1,499+ | 25,000 subscribers; SSO packaging; PO/invoicing |
Annual credit-card billing is manual per Atlassian’s FAQ on that page — treat monthly list prices as the planning default unless you have a signed order form.
Private & audience-specific (separate bills)
Same Atlassian page, different tabs:
- Private: Starter $79, Growth $249, Corporate $599, Enterprise $1,499
- Audience-specific: from $300/mo
Each page type is its own subscription. Buying “Statuspage” can mean more than one line item.
What is not included
No public Statuspage tier sells uptime monitoring. The page shows what you publish. Detection, consensus, and on-call are elsewhere.
Also watch feature gates called out on Atlassian’s FAQ:
- Hobby = email-class notifications; SMS/webhook need Startup+
- Deep CSS/HTML/JS customization lands on Business
True stack cost (illustrative)
| Setup | Rough monthly | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Statuspage Hobby alone | $29 | Comms page, no checks |
| Hobby + UptimeRobot paid + Slack chaos | $29 + monitor plan | Detection bolted on |
| Hobby + Better Stack Responder × 2 | $29 + ~$58–$68 | Page + paid on-call suite |
| Tallwatch Free | $0 | 10 monitors, consensus, on-call, custom-domain status |
| Tallwatch Pro | $14.99 ($11.99 annual) | Scale monitors/channels; flat team price |
Better Stack responder list prices (~$34/mo monthly / ~$29/mo annual per Responder) verified via betterstack.com/pricing context Sep 2026 — re-check before quoting a customer.
Tallwatch math (our catalog)
| Plan | Monthly | Annual /mo | Status pages | Min check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | 1 + custom domain | 60s |
| Pro | $14.99 | $11.99 | 3 | 30s |
| Business | $24.99 | $19.99 | Unlimited, remove branding | 30s |
Consensus (k=2) is on every plan. API & MCP are on every plan. No SMS/voice.
Who should still buy Statuspage
Buy Statuspage when:
- Procurement already standardized on Atlassian
- You need audience-specific or private SKUs we do not mirror
- A status team owns Atlassian workflows and another team owns monitoring
Buy Tallwatch (or another monitor+status bundle) when Hobby/Startup is mostly “we needed a custom domain and email updates” and you are tired of paying for a page that cannot see the outage.
Next steps
- Read Statuspage alternatives that include monitoring
- Product rules: Tallwatch vs Statuspage
- Start free on three critical URLs before you renew Hobby
FAQ
How much does Atlassian Statuspage cost?
Public: Free, Hobby $29, Startup $99, Business $399, Enterprise from $1,499/mo (Atlassian, Sep 11, 2026). Private and audience-specific are separate.
Does Statuspage pricing include website monitoring?
No.
Is Tallwatch cheaper than Statuspage Hobby?
Free is $0 with monitoring + status. Pro at $14.99/mo undercuts Hobby while adding checks and on-call.
Who should still buy Statuspage?
Teams that need Atlassian-specific page types or workflows — with a separate monitor they trust.
