StatusBeacon

What StatusBeacon is

StatusBeacon creates public status pages where SaaS and development teams can track service conditions and report incidents. Pages can carry a brand and show real-time status, with services marked operational, degraded, partial, or major outage. Teams can create incidents, set severity, post updates, and mark resolutions. Subscribers can receive automatic incident notifications by email, and past incidents are archived on the status page. A page is reached through a unique URL without requiring visitors to log in. The described setup is to create a page, share its link, and report incidents. StatusBeacon runs on the web and offers a free plan with up to three status pages and five services per page. The Free plan is listed as free. Starter costs $14 a month, billed monthly. Professional costs $29 a month and includes unlimited pages and services, incident history, custom branding, and priority support. A separate Pro plan is also listed at $29 a month, without additional plan details. The free offer is described as requiring no credit card, with cancellation anytime. StatusBeacon is made by StatusBeacon, headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

Who it suits

StatusBeacon suits SaaS and development teams that need a public place to communicate service status and incident updates. Email notifications give subscribers a way to receive incident information without logging in to the status page.

Limits

The Free plan is limited to three status pages and five services per page. Professional includes unlimited pages and services; no further limits for the paid plans are provided here.

Getting started

1. Open https://status-beacon.operium.store/ in a web browser.
2. Create a status page.
3. Share its unique URL with users.
4. Report incidents with severity, updates, and resolution.
5. Use the free option without a credit card, or select a paid plan.

Verdict

StatusBeacon offers a free entry point for teams publishing several status pages, with incident updates and email notifications. Teams needing unlimited pages and services can consider Professional; the listed Pro plan has no further details.