Tool profile
StatusPal: cost, fit and limits
StatusPal is a status page and incident communication service made by StatusPal UG in Germany that publishes public and private status pages, notifies subscribers by email and SMS, and monitors listed services through built-in automations.
What to know first
StatusPal sells USD plans from Hobby at $46 per month to Startup at $99 and Business at $299, plus a custom Enterprise tier, with a 14-day trial and no credit card. The pricing page also shows a promotional line of $149.50 per month for Business for 12 months; we treat $299 as the list price. Hosting region and certifications were not stated on the pages we read.
StatusPal at a glance
| Maker | StatusPal UG (haftungsbeschränkt), Germany |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Free trial only |
| Entry price | $46 per month (Hobby) |
| API access | Yes |
| Category | Best AI Uptime Monitoring Software in 2026, rank 12 of 13 |
| Website | statuspal.io |
Who StatusPal is best for
Companies that need to talk to customers
Public status pages with email and SMS subscriber notifications turn an outage into an announcement instead of a flood of support tickets.
Multinational audiences
Hobby allows any language on status pages, and the navigation mentions AI-powered multi-language status pages. The page lists any language on Hobby and two languages on Startup, which matters for global customers.
Internal IT teams
Private status pages allow internal communications to staff, separate from the public page customers see. That keeps maintenance notices for staff away from customer eyes.
StatusPal plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Hobby | $46 per month | Unlimited public status pages for individuals, 5 team members, 500 subscribers, 10 monitored services and any language. |
| Startup | $99 per month | Unlimited public and private status pages for small teams, with 20 team members and 2 languages for status pages. |
| Business | $299 per month | Unlimited status pages for companies with single sign-on and external services status; a promotional line shows $149.50 for 12 months. |
| Enterprise | Custom quote | For custom needs: single sign-on and a custom SLA, quoted by the vendor rather than priced on the page. |
Checked November 2026.
What StatusPal does
- Public and private status pages
- Pages for customers and for internal audiences are both supported, with unlimited pages on every listed plan. Hobby covers 500 subscribers, and private pages are listed from Startup.
- Monitoring and automations
- Services listed on a status page can be monitored and updated through automations configured inside StatusPal. Setting these up happens in the StatusPal interface rather than through a separate monitoring product.
- External services status
- A new tracker shows the status of outside services your product depends on, so customers see an upstream outage on your page. The pricing page labels the feature as new and lists it on Business.
- API and subscriber notifications
- An API supports incident communication from your own tools, and subscribers receive updates by email and SMS. The API is described as powerful, though the pages we read give no endpoint list.
How StatusPal handles your data
The privacy policy was read and found no retention period, and the pages we read name no hosting region and no certification. They say nothing on whether customer data trains models. The navigation names AI-powered multi-language status pages and an AI-powered docs search, and the pages do not explain how the AI works. Ask what text is sent to AI services for translation before enabling it.
Where StatusPal falls short in practice
- Monitoring is a side feature. Hobby covers only 10 monitored services, so teams that need many probe types and intervals will pair StatusPal with a dedicated monitor. Pairing it with a dedicated checker is a common approach.
- Highest starter price. At $46 per month Hobby costs more than the starter paid tier of most other tools in this list, which start between $9 and $34.
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StatusPal: common questions
What does StatusPal cost?
In USD per month: Hobby $46, Startup $99 and Business $299, with Enterprise as a custom quote. The pricing page also shows a promotional $149.50 per month for Business for 12 months. A 14-day trial needs no credit card. Prices are as of November 2026, and the promotion may have changed.
How many team members and subscribers does StatusPal allow?
Hobby lists 5 team members and 500 subscribers, with 10 monitored services. Startup lists 20 team members and 2 languages. Business and Enterprise add single sign-on. Pages we read do not show subscriber limits for Startup or Business, so ask about those before you commit.
Does StatusPal do its own monitoring?
Yes, in a limited way. The pricing page describes monitoring and automations configured inside StatusPal, with 10 monitored services on Hobby. It is primarily a status page product, so teams that need rich synthetic checks usually run a separate monitor beside it.
What AI does StatusPal use?
The navigation names AI-powered multi-language status pages, and the docs search is described as AI-powered. The pages we read do not explain what the AI does or which provider it uses. That is a question for the vendor if you handle sensitive incident text.
Is StatusPal a European company?
The terms and privacy pages name StatusPal UG (haftungsbeschränkt), a German company form. The pages we read do not state a hosting region, so a German company does not by itself confirm where data is stored. Ask for the sub-processor list if location matters to you.