An Atlassian Statuspage alternative for agencies and freelancers
If you look after websites for clients, you may want each client to have their own status page without running a separate setup for each one. This page sets out, side by side, what Atlassian Statuspage and Greenbar each offer, using each product's own pricing and documentation pages, so you can choose the one that fits.
What each is for
Atlassian Statuspage is an incident communication tool. Atlassian describes it as a way to inform your users about outages and scheduled maintenance, and notes that it does not do any direct monitoring of your websites or servers; you connect monitoring tools or use its API to update the page. [S2]
Greenbar is uptime monitoring with a public status page for every client, made for freelancers and small agencies. It runs HTTP(S) checks on your clients' sites and shows the results on each client's status page. [G1]
Side by side
| Atlassian Statuspage | Greenbar | |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in website checks | No direct monitoring; integrates with monitoring tools or the API [S2] | HTTP(S) GET/HEAD checks with expected status codes, plus an optional keyword check [G1] |
| Free plan | Yes: 100 subscribers, 25 components, 2 team members [S1] | Yes: 1 client page, 5 monitors, checks every 5 minutes, 7-day check history [G1] |
| Entry paid plan | Hobby, $29/month [S1] | Freelancer, $15/month or $150/year: 10 client pages, 50 monitors, 90-day check history [G1] |
| Next plan | Startup, $99/month [S1] | Agency, $35/month or $350/year: 30 client pages, 150 monitors, 90-day check history, up to 3 logins [G1] |
| Higher plans | Business $300/month, Enterprise $1,499/month [S1] | None listed [G1] |
| How plans scale | Subscribers, team members and metrics grow by plan [S1] | Client pages and monitors grow by plan; priced per agency, no per-seat fees [G1] |
| Separate pages per customer group | Audience-specific pages, starting at $300/month [S1] | One status page per client, included in each plan's page count [G1] |
| Subscriber notifications | Email on all plans; SMS and webhook from Startup [S1] | Not offered (alerts go to you, not to subscribers) [G1] |
| Alerts to your team | Email, Slack and MS Teams notifications listed on Free [S1] | Email on every plan; Slack and signed webhooks on paid plans [G1] |
| Incidents | Incidents, incident templates, scheduled maintenances [S1] | Opens after 2 failed checks in a row; manual incidents with a timeline [G1] |
| Branding | Basic customization listed as a core feature [S1] | Client logo and brand colour on paid plans; "Powered by Greenbar" footer can be hidden on paid plans [G1] |
| Single sign-on | SSO via Atlassian Guard from Startup [S1] | Not offered [G1] |
| API | REST API on all plans [S1] | No public API [G1] |
Where Statuspage offers more
- Subscribers can sign up for updates, with email on all plans and SMS from Startup. [S1]
- Scheduled maintenances, incident templates, page analytics and third-party components. [S1]
- A REST API, plus integrations with monitoring and alerting tools. [S1][S2]
- SSO via Atlassian Guard from the Startup plan. [S1]
- Plans for much larger teams and audiences (up to 50 team members and 25,000 subscribers on Enterprise). [S1]
If your main need is communicating incidents to a large subscriber base, or you already run separate monitoring and on-call tools, Statuspage is built for that.
Where Greenbar fits
- One account, many client status pages. 10 client pages on Freelancer, 30 on Agency. [G1]
- Checks included. HTTP(S) GET/HEAD checks with expected status codes and an optional "contains / does not contain" keyword check, as often as every minute on paid plans. [G1]
- Client-ready pages. 90-day uptime bars on every status page, plus an overall banner, each monitor's state, incident history, light and dark mode, and a mobile-friendly layout. You choose which monitors show, and monitor URLs are never shown. [G1]
- Priced per agency. No per-seat fees. [G1]
Pricing side by side (monthly, USD)
| Atlassian Statuspage [S1] | Greenbar [G1] |
|---|---|
| Free: $0 | Free: $0 (1 client page, 5 monitors, 7-day check history) |
| Hobby: $29 | Freelancer: $15 ($150/year) (10 client pages, 50 monitors, 90-day check history) |
| Startup: $99 | Agency: $35 ($350/year) (30 client pages, 150 monitors, 90-day check history, up to 3 logins) |
| Business: $300 | — |
| Enterprise: $1,499 | — |
Statuspage notes that yearly billing is handled manually through an order form. [S1]
FAQ
Is Atlassian Statuspage free?
Yes, Statuspage lists a Free plan with 100 subscribers, 25 components and 2 team members. Paid plans start at $29/month (Hobby). [S1]
Does Statuspage check my website for me?
Atlassian's documentation says Statuspage does not do any direct monitoring of websites or servers; you connect a monitoring tool or use its API. [S2] Greenbar runs HTTP(S) checks itself and shows the results on each client's status page. [G1]
How many client status pages do I get with Greenbar?
1 on Free, 10 on Freelancer and 30 on Agency. [G1]
Can I put my client's logo on their Greenbar status page?
Yes, client logo and brand colour are on paid plans, and the "Powered by Greenbar" footer can be hidden on paid plans. [G1]
Do I need a card to try Greenbar?
No. New accounts get $100 free credit, no card needed. You can cancel anytime from your billing page. [G1]
See a client status page in action.
New accounts get $100 free credit, no card needed.
Accuracy note
Competitor details on this page were checked on October 25, 2026 against each company's own pricing and documentation pages, listed below. Prices and features change, so check the linked pages for current details. Atlassian and Statuspage are trademarks of Atlassian; Greenbar is not affiliated with Atlassian.
Sources
- [S1] Atlassian Statuspage pricing: https://www.atlassian.com/software/statuspage/pricing (checked Oct 25, 2026)
- [S2] Atlassian Support, "What is Statuspage?": https://support.atlassian.com/statuspage/docs/what-is-statuspage/ (checked Oct 25, 2026)
- [G1] Greenbar pricing: https://usegreenbar.com/pricing (checked Oct 25, 2026)