Alternatives to OpenStatus
An open-source status page and uptime monitoring service that you can use hosted or self-host. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
OpenStatus
An open-source status page and uptime monitoring service that you can use hosted or self-host.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as OpenStatus.
OneUptime
An open-source platform for uptime monitoring, status pages, incidents, on-call alerting and observability.
OneUptime is also open source and self-hostable, and adds on-call alerting, incidents, logs, metrics and traces, though it is a larger platform that takes more effort to run.
UptimeRobot
A hosted uptime monitoring service with 50 free monitors, alerts and public status pages.
UptimeRobot is a hosted, proprietary uptime monitor with 50 free monitors and public status pages, but it cannot be self-hosted or managed through Terraform.
Better Stack Status Page
A hosted status page service with subscriber updates, custom domains and built-in uptime monitoring.
Better Stack Status Page gives a free branded hosted page with per-component email subscriptions and built-in uptime monitoring, but it is proprietary and cannot be self-hosted.
Statping-ng
A self-hosted status page and uptime monitor, maintained as a community fork of Statping.
Statping-ng is a free GPL-3.0 self-hosted status page and uptime monitor, but it is a community fork with irregular development and no hosted option or Terraform support.
Instatus
A hosted status page service with service monitoring, alerts and team incident handling.
Instatus is a hosted freemium status page service with monitoring and incident handling in Slack and Teams, but it is proprietary and has no self-hosted option.
Hyperping
A hosted service for public and private status pages with built-in uptime monitoring.
Hyperping offers public and private status pages with built-in uptime checks and a Terraform provider, but it is a proprietary hosted service that cannot be self-hosted.
Checkmate
A self-hosted monitor that tracks uptime, response times, server hardware and incidents with notifications.
Checkmate is a free open-source self-hosted monitor that adds server hardware monitoring, but it has no hosted version and no status-page-only setup.
StatusPal
A hosted service that combines status pages, uptime monitoring and incident management.
StatusPal is a paid hosted service combining status pages, monitoring and incident management, with ISO 27001 certification but no self-hosting.
Also worth comparing
These listings name OpenStatus as their own alternative, so the relationship runs both ways.
Checkly
A code-first monitoring platform that runs Playwright browser checks and API tests from global locations.
OpenStatus is open source, can be self-hosted and manages monitors as code through Terraform or its CLI, with a status page included.
Sorry™
A hosted status page service for posting incidents, scheduled maintenance and product updates to subscribers.
OpenStatus is open source and can be self-hosted, including a status-page-only setup, and adds uptime monitoring managed as code with Terraform or the CLI.
Status.io
A hosted status page service for publishing incidents and maintenance and notifying subscribers.
OpenStatus is open source and can be self-hosted, with uptime monitoring managed as code through Terraform or the CLI, and custom domains.
Statuspage
Atlassian's hosted service for publishing status pages and notifying users about incidents and maintenance.
OpenStatus is an open-source status page and uptime monitor that can be hosted or self-hosted, including a status-page-only setup, with Terraform and CLI management.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Better Stack Uptime
A hosted uptime monitor that checks websites, APIs, SSL certificates and domains and sends alerts.
WebGazer
A hosted service for website, API, port and cron job monitoring with public status pages.
