Pricing guide

StatusPal pricing in 2026, explained.

StatusPal costs $46 to $299 per month, with unlimited status pages on every plan. Here is what each plan includes, what the limits mean, and how it compares.

Updated October 2026 · List prices from statuspal.io/pricing

Short answer

How much does StatusPal cost?

  • Hobby: $46/month — 500 subscribers, 5 team members, public pages only.
  • Startup: $99/month — 1,000 subscribers, 20 team members, private pages, 1 custom domain.
  • Business: $299/month — 4,000 subscribers, 50 team members, 4 custom domains, SAML SSO.
  • Enterprise: custom. 14-day free trial, no permanent free plan.

Plans

StatusPal plans and limits

PlanPrice / monthSubscribersTeam membersCustom domainsMonitored services
Hobby$465005—10
Startup$991,00020130
Business$2994,000504100
EnterpriseCustomCustomCustomCustomCustom
Monthly prices from statuspal.io/pricing, checked October 2026. Every plan includes unlimited status pages. “—” means none listed.

What it really costs

What to watch for in StatusPal pricing

No custom domain on Hobby

The $46 entry plan has no custom domain, so most teams start on Startup at $99/month.

Unlimited pages on every plan

If you run several products or regions, unlimited status pages can make StatusPal good value.

Lower subscriber limits

Business tops out at 4,000 subscribers for $299/month, below most competitors at that price.

No free plan

There is a 14-day trial and a 40% Startup discount for eligible early-stage companies, but no permanent free tier.

Cheaper option

StatusPal pricing vs Statusentry

If you need one public status page with subscribers and a custom domain, Statusentry covers higher limits for a fraction of the price.

What you needStatusPalStatusentry
1,000 subscribersStartup — $99/moStart Up — $9.99/mo
4,000–5,000 subscribers + custom domainBusiness — $299/mo (4,000)Business — $19.99/mo (5,000)
Free planNone (14-day trial)Free plan + 30-day Enterprise trial
Private status pageStartup — $99/moEnterprise — $39.99/mo, team members only — how it works
Several status pagesUnlimited on every planEnterprise — up to 30 pages, +$15/mo per extra page — how it works
Service (component) subscriptionsYesEnterprise — $39.99/mo — how it works
Statusentry prices from statusentry.com/pricing. Full feature comparison: Statusentry vs StatusPal.

Where StatusPal is the better choice

  • Unlimited status pages on every plan
  • Private pages from the $99 Startup plan
  • SAML SSO on Business
  • Several custom domains on one account

StatusPal pricing FAQ

How much does StatusPal cost?

StatusPal costs $46/month (Hobby), $99/month (Startup) or $299/month (Business), with custom Enterprise pricing.

Does StatusPal have a free plan?

No permanent free plan is listed. There is a 14-day free trial with no credit card, and a 40% Startup discount for eligible early-stage companies.

Which StatusPal plan includes a custom domain?

Custom domains start on Startup ($99/month, 1 domain). Business includes 4.

Is there a cheaper alternative to StatusPal?

Statusentry includes 1,000 subscribers for $9.99/month and 5,000 subscribers with a custom domain for $19.99/month. Statusentry Enterprise ($39.99/month) supports up to 30 status pages at $15/month per additional page, and any page can be private to your team. StatusPal is the better fit if you need many pages included in one price or private pages for people outside your team.

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Status pages from $9.99/month.

Start with a free account and a 30-day Enterprise trial. No credit card required.