StatusEntry vs StillUp

StatusEntry is a hosted status page and incident communication tool for businesses. It lets teams share service status with public audiences and employees through a hosted page and communication channels including email, webhooks, Slack, and Twitter. Teams can schedule maintenance, notify subscribers and employees, and create a maintenance-impact incident for monitoring. The service shows uptime history and offers an embeddable status badge that displays the latest status on hover and links to the public page. Its API supports listing, retrieving, creating, updating, and deleting incidents; documented states run from investigating to resolved, with impact values from none to critical. Every listed pricing tier includes a subdomain with SSL. The Free plan costs nothing and includes one user, two services, and unlimited status updates. Startup is $9.99 a month, Business is $19.99 a month, and Enterprise is $39.99 a month. A 30-day trial provides enterprise features, requires no credit card, and can be followed by the free package without a time limit.

StillUp is a web-based service for monitoring websites and HTTP or HTTPS endpoints, including REST APIs, GraphQL endpoints, health checks, and webhooks. Monitors run every minute on every plan, including Free. StillUp compares each response status with an expected code, defaulting to 200, and reports an outage when the code differs or a request times out after the default 10-second limit. Alerts are available by email, Slack, Discord, and Telegram on all plans, with detection alerts and recovery notices. Public status pages display monitor status, uptime percentages, and active incidents; dashboard users can post timestamped incident updates. Custom domains are available on every plan, with SSL provisioned after CNAME configuration. Free costs nothing for three monitors and seven days of history. Pro costs $9 a month for 50 monitors and 90 days; Business costs $29 a month for 200 monitors and 90 days.