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Last reviewed 2026-09-15. Corrections welcome: hello@perstat.io.
Decide by workflow
Perstat fits when you want monitoring, on-call, status communication, and the availability record in one product, and publication stays an explicit operator action.
Statuspage fits when the status-page experience, Atlassian ecosystem, or pages tailored to distinct audiences matter most and you want to keep your existing monitoring integrations.
Measurement. Statuspage (Atlassian) publishes status. Perstat also measures it, with 2 regions on Free, 3 on Pulse, and all 6 from Sentinel. Quorum is configurable for 11 regional check types, with Agent and Heartbeat excluded.
Subscribers and branding. Subscribers by double opt-in, custom domains, and white-label are part of Perstat. Subscribers and custom domains start at Sentinel, white-label at Command.
Evidence. Automatic incidents carry timelines on every plan. From Sentinel, a team can add a post-mortem and actions.
A linked page reads from the same monitor and incident record, which reduces a manual handoff. It does not rule out drift, because publication, component links, and page configuration remain explicit choices.
Compare the facts side by side
| Perstat | Atlassian Statuspage | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | monitoring, status pages, on-call, and evidence in one product | a status page product. Monitoring comes from integrations |
| Published monthly price | Pulse, €29/mo net, monitoring included | Free plan listed. Hobby, 29 USD/mo: public status-page plan with 250 subscribers, 5 team members, and 5 metrics |
| Growth price, net | Sentinel, €89/mo: gated pages, subscribers, custom domains, on-call | Startup 99 USD/mo, Business 399 USD/mo |
| Private/gated pages | shared password or viewer accounts, from Sentinel | private pages from 79 USD/mo, separate track |
| Audience and editorial tooling | component groups, double-opt-in email subscribers, and explicit operator publication | audience-specific pages and notifications, templates, analytics, and a broader status-communication workflow |
| Enterprise access | viewer accounts, SAML SSO not available today | SSO and role-based access controls on qualifying plans |
| Enterprise price | from €690/mo, on the page | 1,499 USD/mo, on the page |
| Incident source | quorum-confirmed by the same product, plus manual incidents | entered by you, or wired from your monitoring via integrations |
| Page updates | linked components read from the same monitor and incident record | as maintained by your team and integrations |
| Ecosystem | one vendor, one record | broad Atlassian/marketplace ecosystem, which is genuinely theirs |
| Operator and data review | Datargo GmbH, EU control plane | Atlassian group. Confirm the contractual entity, hosting, and data-residency terms for your plan |
Figures reviewed 2026-08-27 on Atlassian’s official Statuspage pricing, product, and product-boundary documentation. Their prices are in USD as listed for the public-page track, with private pages priced separately. Ours come from the pricing page, and all prices are net.
The table shows where Statuspage is ahead:
- ecosystem breadth
- audience-specific communication
- SSO/RBAC
- analytics and templates
- custom domain from Hobby at 29 USD/mo
- 100 subscribers on the Free plan
Test the workflow in parallel
- Select one representative component and mirror its monitor, page access, and subscriber path in Perstat.
- Keep Statuspage public while the Perstat page stays in draft or gated mode. Use a controlled test endpoint for a planned incident and recovery.
- Compare the editorial steps, subscriber delivery, access modes, and resulting incident record before you move the public page.
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