Statuspage alternative that updates itself
Atlassian Statuspage is great at communicating an incident, but someone has to write it, and to know something went down you need another tool. In Estiaje, the same check that runs every minute keeps your status page current, and it also watches that your orders and payments finish. Here they are side by side.
Side by side
| Statuspage Hobby | Estiaje Inicio | |
|---|---|---|
| Per month | US$29 | ≈ US$11billed as $199 MXN + VAT |
| How it learns about an outage | By hand, or by wiring in another tool that checks | On its own, from the check every minute |
| URL checks every minute | No, paid separately | Included |
| 90-day history | Yes | Yes |
| Write incident updates | Yes, its strength | No: it marks the outage and the recovery |
| Customers subscribed to notifications | 250 | No |
| Your domain and branding | Yes | Your title; inside your site from Pro |
| Free plan | 100 subscribers, 2 team members | Yes, but without the status page |
| Order or payment that never finished, with the money | No | Yes |
| Currency | US dollars | Mexican pesos, with a CFDI invoice for Mexico |
Statuspage: list price from atlassian.com/software/statuspage/pricing, October 12, 2026, monthly billing, before tax. Estiaje: $199 MXN plus Mexican VAT a month, about US$11 at 18.07 pesos per dollar; your card is charged in pesos. Embedding the page in your site is on Pro, $690 MXN (about US$38).
Your status page, with nobody writing it
What Estiaje does with your status page:
- It runs on the check that happens every minute. Once a URL has been failing for the minutes you chose (2, 5, 10 or 15), the page marks it down and opens an incident; when it recovers, it closes it.
- A 90-day bar per service, with each day's uptime and recent incidents.
- A one-minute 502 isn't published as an outage. It shows as a brief failure, not an incident.
- It never shows your URL or error codes: only the name you give each service.
- At estiaje.mx/estado/your-business, and from Pro, inside your own site.
And what Statuspage doesn't know about your business:
- The paid order nobody shipped. The page says «all systems operational» and the customer keeps waiting. Estiaje alerts you with how much money is at risk.
- Your grouped errors and your logs, for the same price.
Which one fits you?
Stay with Statuspage if…
you write updates for every incident, your customers subscribe to notifications, or the page has to live on your domain with your branding.
Use Estiaje if…
you want customers to see whether you're up without anyone remembering to post it at 3 a.m., and without paying for another tool that checks.
Or both
Keep Statuspage for communication and use Estiaje to find out first: about the outage and about the order stuck halfway.
Get started in two minutes
No code needed. In the dashboard, on «Salud» (Health), add each service's address and choose after how many minutes it counts as down. Then mark which ones are public, name them and pick your page address: estiaje.mx/estado/your-business.
Want it inside your site? Here's how, from Pro. Want to watch that your orders finish too? The docs have a recipe for your language.
Frequently asked questions
Can Estiaje replace Statuspage?
If what you want is for customers to see whether your service is up, yes: Estiaje checks your URLs every minute and the status page updates itself, with 90 days of history and recent incidents. If you need to write updates for each incident, let customers subscribe to notifications, or host the page on your own domain, Statuspage is still better there.
How much does Statuspage cost?
The Hobby plan is US$29 a month, before tax, with 250 subscribers and 5 team members. Startup is US$99 a month. There is a free plan with 100 subscribers (atlassian.com/software/statuspage/pricing, October 2026). Statuspage doesn't check your URLs: monitoring is a separate tool and a separate bill.
Does Estiaje's status page update itself?
Yes. Estiaje checks each URL every minute; once one has been failing for the minutes you chose, the page marks it down and opens an incident, and closes it when it recovers. Nobody has to remember to write it. The public page only shows the name you give each service, never the URL.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The Free plan includes grouped errors, searchable logs and 3 watched processes, no card required. The status page and URL checks start at Inicio, about US$11 a month, billed in Mexican pesos ($199 MXN plus Mexican VAT); embedding it in your own site starts at Pro, about US$38. New accounts get 14 days of Pro.