Atlassian Statuspage Alternative

Open-source uptime monitoring and status pages. Learn how openstatus compares to Atlassian Statuspage.

Atlassian Statuspage is the longest-established name in status pages, but it comes with significant trade-offs: no built-in monitoring, pricing that scales with your subscriber count, and customization gated behind its most expensive tier. Openstatus covers monitoring and status pages in one product at a fraction of the cost, with flat pricing and an open-source codebase.

The most important structural difference: Atlassian Statuspage requires you to connect a separate monitoring tool (Datadog, Pingdom, New Relic) to detect incidents. Openstatus monitors your endpoints directly from 28 regions and updates your status page automatically — no second tool, no manual webhook wiring.

Additionally, OpsGenie — Atlassian's incident management product often used alongside Statuspage — is shutting down in April 2027.

Feature Comparison

When to Choose openstatus

• You want monitoring + status page in a single product without wiring up a second tool
• You need flat, predictable pricing that does not scale with subscriber count
• You want open-source software or need to self-host
• You are not locked into the Atlassian ecosystem (Jira, Confluence)
• You need monitoring-as-code, OpenTelemetry export, or CI/CD integration

When to Choose Atlassian Statuspage

• Your organization is deeply embedded in the Atlassian ecosystem and requires native Jira integration
• You need enterprise subscriber management at very large scale with Atlassian's compliance certifications
• Your contracts or procurement processes are already tied to Atlassian Enterprise agreements