Uptime Kuma is a free, open-source Statuspage alternative that watches your websites and publishes a public status page. Statuspage charges monthly for its paid plans; self-hosted Uptime Kuma includes status pages and alerts.
| App | Good for | Code | Import from Statuspage | Ease of use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Uptime Kuma | Watching websites and online services, with a public status page | Code Open source | Import from Statuspage No | Easy |
Statuspage, from Atlassian, publishes a public page that shows whether your services are working and lets you post incidents and maintenance notices, with email and text updates for subscribers.
Teams look for an alternative because Statuspage is priced by the number of subscribers and pages, and the page only changes when someone updates it by hand or connects a separate monitoring tool. A self-hosted Uptime Kuma checks your services itself and turns the results into status pages, with no price per subscriber or page.
Know the moment your website goes down, and tell customers.
Checks your websites and services every few seconds and publishes public status pages from those checks, so the page updates itself when something goes down. You can post incidents and maintenance notes. It has fewer design options and no email subscriptions for status page readers.
Add a monitor in Uptime Kuma for each component on your Statuspage, then create a status page, group the monitors and add your logo. Point a subdomain such as status.example.com at it. Copy across any open incidents by hand, and keep the old page live until links to it have been updated.
Uptime Kuma is the free, open-source alternative to Statuspage for status pages in the catalogue today. Checks your websites and services every few seconds and publishes public status pages from those checks, so the page updates itself when something goes down. You can post incidents and maintenance notes. It has fewer design options and no email subscriptions for status page readers.
Yes. You can create several status pages and give each one its own domain.
Not on the status page itself. Uptime Kuma sends alerts to your team through over 90 services, such as email, Slack, Telegram and Discord.
Yes, the app is free. To run them you need Cloudgate and a server. Use hosted Cloudgate, which can also provide the server, or install Cloudgate on a server of your own for free. Cloudgate's plans and prices are at cloudgate.octabyte.io/pricing. One server can run several apps.
No. Cloudgate installs the app on your server and gives it a secure web address. You use it in your browser.
