One platform, not two subscriptions
Statuspage is the shop window. You still need something watching the shop. PulseStack combines the monitors and the public page in a single account, so there is nothing to wire together.
Atlassian Statuspage alternative
Atlassian Statuspage is a dedicated status-page product you feed with a separate monitoring stack. PulseStack gives you a branded public status page and the uptime, SEO and security monitoring behind it together, so the check that spots an outage is the same system that tells your customers.
Free plan with 1 status page and no card. 14-day trial on every paid plan.
One account. Uptime, SEO and security feeding one status page.
A dedicated status-page product tells the world what is broken. It does not find the break. PulseStack does both, and adds two more monitoring disciplines your incident page never had access to.
Statuspage is the shop window. You still need something watching the shop. PulseStack combines the monitors and the public page in a single account, so there is nothing to wire together.
When a monitor changes state, that is what updates your status page and fires your alerts. No exporting metrics from tool A into tool B before customers hear about it.
Alongside uptime you get eight SEO checks and a passive Security Shield graded A to F. A status-page-only product cannot see any of that.
Multi-location checks confirm a failure from more than one vantage point before it changes state, so a regional blip does not scare your customers.
Plans are priced on monitors, from Free through to Enterprise at £149/mo. Status pages, maintenance windows and alert channels are part of the product, not per-page add-ons.
The Free plan publishes one live status page with no card. Upgrade only when you outgrow five monitors or need faster checks.
Everything feeding your public page comes from the same account.
Migration is configuration, not a code change. There is nothing to install on your servers.
Add the endpoints you care about using any of the eight monitor types. Multi-location checks are on by default.
Wire up Email, SMS, Slack, Teams, Discord, PagerDuty, Telegram or Webhooks so the right people hear first.
Style your public page, add components and point a custom domain at it. Maintenance windows are built in.
Keep your old setup live for a short window to confirm alerts fire as expected, then retire it.
A status-page-only tool has to be told what is wrong. PulseStack works it out from the checks below.
Web pages and endpoints, status and content
Watch for a word appearing or vanishing
Reachability at the network level
Services beyond HTTP staying open
Structured checks on your API responses
Cron jobs and scheduled tasks checking in
Records resolving as they should
Never get caught by a lapsed domain
Priced on monitors, not per status page. Annual billing saves 20 percent, and every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial.
5 monitors, HTTP only, 5-min checks, 1 status page, email alerts, no card
10 monitors, 60-second checks, all monitor types
50 monitors, SSL, DNS and domain insights, competitor tracking
100 monitors, server diagnostics, 3 seats
200 monitors, 30-second checks, 5 seats
Atlassian Statuspage is a well-known, dedicated public status-page product. Here is what PulseStack brings to the table, stated only from what PulseStack actually does.
| Capability | PulseStack | Atlassian Statuspage |
|---|---|---|
| Public status pages | Included, with custom domain and maintenance windows | A dedicated status-page product |
| Built-in monitoring | Yes, eight monitor types in the same account | Focused on the status page itself |
| SEO monitoring | Eight SEO checks included | Not a status-page focus |
| Security checks | Passive Security Shield, ten tests graded A to F | Not a status-page focus |
| Alert channels | Eight native: Email, SMS, Slack, Teams, Discord, PagerDuty, Telegram, Webhooks | Widely used for incident communication |
| Free plan | Yes, 5 monitors and 1 status page, no card | Best known as a paid, dedicated product |
Atlassian Statuspage is a trademark of Atlassian. Comparison reflects PulseStack capabilities and the general positioning of Atlassian Statuspage as a dedicated status-page product.
Eight native alert channels, so an incident reaches your team and your customers at the same moment your status page updates.
Publish a status page customers trust, backed by the monitors that keep it honest, without buying and integrating two products.
Run monitoring, SEO checks and a branded status page per client from one account, on a plan that scales by monitors.
Confirm failures from multiple locations, route alerts through PagerDuty, Slack or Teams, and keep the public page in sync automatically.
Atlassian Statuspage is a dedicated public status-page product, so you connect it to a separate monitoring tool to feed it data. PulseStack includes public status pages and the monitoring that powers them in one tool, which means your uptime checks, incidents and status page all live in the same place with nothing to wire together.
Yes. Public status pages are a core part of PulseStack, alongside uptime and SEO monitoring, security checks and alerting. Because the monitoring and the status page share the same data, an incident detected by a monitor can surface on your status page without a separate integration.
PulseStack covers 6 core monitor types - HTTP, Keyword, TCP Ping, Port, API and Heartbeat - plus DNS and Domain Expiry monitoring, SSL and DNS insight modules, SEO monitoring with 8 checks and a Security Shield with 10 passive tests. That monitoring is what keeps your public status page accurate.
PulseStack offers 8 native alert channels: Email, SMS, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, PagerDuty, Telegram and Webhooks. When a monitor detects an issue you can be notified on your chosen channels and keep your public status page updated from the same tool.
PulseStack starts free with 5 monitors, HTTP checks, a status page and email alerts with no card required. Paid plans are Starter at £15/mo, Pro at £39/mo, Team at £79/mo and Enterprise at £149/mo, with annual billing saving 20 percent. Because monitoring and status pages are bundled, you are not paying for two separate products.
No. Switching is a configuration task rather than a code change. You start a 14-day trial, recreate your components as PulseStack monitors, connect your alert channels and publish a status page, then run both side by side before retiring your old setup. There is nothing to install on your servers.
Start free with a live status page and no card. Add uptime, SEO and security monitoring as you grow.