OpenStatus pricing and plans
Source: https://www.openstatus.dev/pricing · verified
Key figures
- Entry / mo
- $30
- $ / monitor
- $1.50entry price ÷ monitors
- Monitors
- 20on entry plan
- Fastest check
- 30 son any priced plan
Verified fields
| Field | Value | Quote from the pricing page |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $30/month | “$30/month - Starter” |
| Pricing | Per plan | “$30/month - Starter” |
| Billed | — not stated plainly enough to verify | |
| Monitors on entry plan | 20 | “Number of monitors 20 +$15/mo./10” |
| Check interval on entry plan | 1 min | “Check Interval 1m 30s 30s” |
| Fastest check on any paid plan | 30 s | “Check Interval 1m 30s 30s” |
| Free-tier monitors | 1 | “free Hobby plan includes one monitor” |
| Has a status page (entry plan) | Yes | “Number of status pages 1 +$20/mo./each” |
| Alert channels | slack, discord, email, webhook, whatsapp, pagerduty, opsgenie, grafana oncall | “Slack, Discord, Email, Webhook” |
| Uptime SLA | — not stated plainly enough to verify | |
Editorial note
OpenStatus suits a small team that wants 20 monitors, a status page and alerts into Grafana OnCall, Opsgenie or PagerDuty. At $30 a month it is the most expensive of the four. But its 20 monitors are double the 10 that each neighbour includes, and its cost per monitor of 1.5 USD matches OnlineOrNot and Visual Sentinel. Two catches: the free tier is 1 monitor, against 50 at UptimeRobot, and entry checks run every 60 seconds. OnlineOrNot checks every 30 seconds for $15. OpenStatus reaches 30 seconds only on a higher plan.