A status page that updates itself from monitoring, instead of one you maintain by hand.
Atlassian Statuspage is a communication tool: you (or an integration) post incidents and it notifies subscribers. It does not monitor anything. PulseTrace's status pages are the other way round — they are driven by monitors and incidents, so the page updates the moment a check fails, and the monitoring comes with it. The trade-off is subscriber management and audience segmentation, where Statuspage is deeper.
| Criterion | PulseTrace | Atlassian Statuspage |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | 1 public status page on the free plan, fed by 10 free monitors | Free public page: 100 subscribers, 2 team members, 2 metrics, no custom domain |
| Entry price | Team $29/mo: 5 pages (plus 50 monitors); Pro $85/mo: unlimited pages with custom domain | Hobby $29/mo (250 subscribers, custom domain); Startup $99/mo; Business $399/mo; Enterprise $1,499/mo |
| Updates come from | Your monitors and incidents — automatically, with maintenance windows | Manual posts, or a monitoring tool's integration |
| Monitoring included | Yes — 12 monitor types from 12 regions, security grading, change intelligence | No — Statuspage does not monitor |
| Custom domain | Pro and above | Hobby and above |
| Subscribers | Public page; subscriber notifications are not a PulseTrace feature yet | Email, SMS and webhook subscribers with per-component subscriptions; 100–25,000 by plan |
| Private / audience pages | Not offered | Private pages from $79/mo; audience-specific pages from $300/mo |
| Trust pages | Status plus TLS/domain security grades for security-conscious buyers | Not offered |
| Metrics | Uptime bars and response time per component | 2–50 custom metrics by plan |
| Governance | Roles, service accounts, environments, credential vault, audit log; SSO on Pro, SAML on Enterprise | Team members by plan; RBAC on Business+ |
Atlassian Statuspage column last checked September 2026 from public pricing pages and dated pricing reviews. PulseTrace column reflects current plans. Plans change — tell us if something is out of date.
you need subscriber notifications at scale, private or per-audience pages, or you already run monitoring elsewhere and only need the communication layer.
you want the status page to reflect reality without manual posting, you don't have (or want) a separate monitoring bill, or you want to publish security grades alongside uptime.
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