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What Statsy is

Statsy is a web service for publishing status pages, monitoring uptime, and sending incident updates. Public pages show the status of each service and automatically tracked uptime history. Its URL checks look for slow responses, unsuccessful status codes, and timeouts. A response over two seconds marks a service as Degraded, and Statsy requires two consecutive failures before marking an outage. Visitors can subscribe to email updates without creating an account or password. The service also lists incident management, scheduled maintenance, an embeddable status badge, and custom domains. The Free plan costs nothing and includes one status page, three services per page, 50 email subscribers, seven-day incident history, and five-minute checks. Pro costs $15 a month and includes three pages, 10 services per page, 500 subscribers, 90 days of history, one-minute and custom check intervals, a custom domain, an embeddable badge, and removal of Statsy branding. Business costs $39 a month; its listed features, including Slack and webhook alerts, are marked as coming in v2. Paid plans are month-to-month, with no setup fee or contract, and can be canceled from account settings.

Who it suits

Statsy suits developers and small teams who want to publish service status and uptime history, then send incident updates by email. The free plan covers one status page with three services, while paid plans offer higher limits and additional page options.

What it does well

  • Public pages show per-service status and tracked uptime history.
  • Visitors can subscribe to email updates without an account or password.
  • Free plan includes one page and three services per page.
  • Pro includes custom check intervals and a custom domain.
  • Paid plans are month-to-month and can be canceled from account settings.

What to know first

  • Free checks run every five minutes.
  • Free plan is limited to 50 email subscribers and seven-day incident history.
  • Free pages use a Statsy subdomain and include Statsy branding.
  • Business features are marked as coming in v2.

Limits

The Free plan allows one status page with three services, 50 email subscribers, seven-day incident history, and checks every five minutes. Its page uses a Statsy subdomain and branding; when limits are reached, the page remains public but more services or subscribers cannot be added until upgrading.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
Freeforever · 1 status page · 3 services per page · 50 email subscribers · 7-day incident history · 5-minute monitoring · Statsy subdomain · Statsy brandingFree
Promonthly · 3 status pages · 10 services per page · 500 email subscribers · 90-day incident history · 1-minute checks and custom intervals · custom domain · embeddable badge · remove branding$15 a month
Businessmonthly; coming in v2 · Unlimited status pages · unlimited services · unlimited subscribers · 1-year incident history · Slack and webhook alerts · custom domain · priority support$39 a month

As landing.statsy.page lists them, read 15 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Open the Statsy website.
  2. Choose the Free, Pro, or Business plan.
  3. Create a status page and add services within the selected plan's limits.
  4. Set up URL monitoring and publish the page for visitors to view and subscribe to email updates.

Verdict

Pick Statsy if you need a web status page with uptime monitoring and email incident subscriptions, especially if the Free plan's capacity is enough. Pro is the listed option for custom domains, faster checks, and more capacity; the Business plan's expanded features are marked as coming in v2.

Questions

What does Statsy cost?

The Free plan costs nothing. Pro is $15 a month, and Business is $39 a month.

What is included in the Free plan?

It includes one status page, three services per page, 50 email subscribers, seven-day incident history, and five-minute monitoring. The page uses a Statsy subdomain and branding.

Which platform does Statsy support?

Statsy is listed as a web service.

Can visitors receive incident updates by email?

Yes. Visitors can subscribe to email updates without creating an account or password.

Does Statsy offer Slack or webhook alerts?

Slack and webhook alerts are listed for Business, whose features are marked as coming in v2.

Can I cancel a paid plan?

Paid plans are month-to-month, have no setup fee or contract, and can be canceled from account settings.

Facts from Statsy's own pages

Additional features
The site lists incident management, email subscriber alerts, an embeddable status badge, scheduled maintenance, and custom domains among its features. · landing.statsy.page, 7 Oct 2026
API and SDKs
The public landing page does not document an API, SDK, webhooks available today, or developer reference. · landing.statsy.page, 15 Oct 2026
Audience
Statsy describes itself as built for developers and small teams that want a status page without enterprise complexity or cost. · landing.statsy.page, 7 Oct 2026
Automated monitoring
Statsy checks configured URLs, detects slow responses, bad status codes and timeouts, and updates status automatically. · landing.statsy.page, 15 Oct 2026
Billing
The site says paid plans are month-to-month, have no setup fee or contract, and can be canceled from account settings. · landing.statsy.page, 7 Oct 2026
Component limit
10 · landing.statsy.page, 21 Sept 2026
Contract terms
The maker states there is no setup fee or long-term contract and paid plans are cancellable month to month. · landing.statsy.page, 15 Oct 2026
Custom domain
Yes · landing.statsy.page, 21 Sept 2026
Custom domains
Custom domains such as status.yoursite.com are available on paid plans. · landing.statsy.page, 15 Oct 2026
Degraded threshold
Responses slower than two seconds are automatically marked Degraded. · landing.statsy.page, 15 Oct 2026
Documentation and support
The site provides an FAQ and the contact address [email protected], with no separate documentation or help center linked. · landing.statsy.page, 15 Oct 2026
Email alerts
Owners and subscribers receive email notifications when a service changes status, including recovery messages. · landing.statsy.page, 15 Oct 2026
Embeddable badge
The product includes an embeddable status badge on Pro and advertises it as an included capability. · landing.statsy.page, 15 Oct 2026
Free plan
Yes · landing.statsy.page, 21 Sept 2026
Free-plan limits
The free plan includes one status page, three services per page, 50 email subscribers, and seven-day incident history; when limits are reached, the page stays publicly accessible but more services or subscribers cannot be added until upgrading. · landing.statsy.page, 7 Oct 2026
Free-plan overage behavior
When free limits are reached, the page remains public but adding more services or subscribers is disabled until upgrade. · landing.statsy.page, 15 Oct 2026
Incident management
Owners can post incident updates, change statuses, resolve incidents and publish scheduled maintenance. · landing.statsy.page, 15 Oct 2026
Incident updates
Owners can post incident updates and mark incidents resolved, which triggers email notifications to subscribers. · landing.statsy.page, 7 Oct 2026
Independent criticism: landing page
A SideProject reviewer called the landing page somewhat generic and crowded, especially around the first fold and animated band. · reddit.com, 15 Oct 2026
Independent criticism: missing automation
In a Reddit discussion, the maker said automatic incident detection was still planned at that time, indicating the product was evolving during beta. · reddit.com, 15 Oct 2026
Independent launch
Indie Hackers describes Statsy as a beta status-page service launched on April 26, 2026, with a free tier and no credit card requirement. · indiehackers.com, 15 Oct 2026
Independent listing
Uneed lists Statsy as a free status-page product with automatic monitoring, email notifications, incident timelines and an embeddable badge. · uneed.best, 15 Oct 2026
Independent positioning
The maker told Indie Hackers that existing tools such as Better Stack, Instatus and Statuspage.io seemed too expensive or complicated for beginners. · indiehackers.com, 15 Oct 2026
Independent praise: setup
The maker and commenters on Indie Hackers report that a status page can be live in under five minutes. · indiehackers.com, 15 Oct 2026

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