Comparison
Statusentry vs StatusPal
StatusPal is built for companies running many status pages, including private ones. Statusentry focuses on one excellent public status page at a fraction of the price. Here's how they compare.
Updated October 2026 · Monthly list prices from each vendor's public pricing page
Short answer
Statusentry or StatusPal?
Statusentry costs much less at every tier: 1,000 subscribers are $9.99/mo vs $99/mo on StatusPal Startup, and 5,000 subscribers with a custom domain are $19.99/mo vs $299/mo for 4,000 on StatusPal Business. StatusPal leads on unlimited status pages, private pages and multi-language pages.
Pricing
Statusentry vs StatusPal pricing
| Limit | StatusPal | Statusentry | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry paid plan | Hobby — $46/mo (500 subscribers, 5 team members, no custom domain) | Start Up — $9.99/mo (1,000 subscribers, 10 team members) | 78% |
| 1,000 subscribers | Startup — $99/mo (20 team members, 1 custom domain) | Start Up — $9.99/mo | 90% |
| ~4,000–5,000 subscribers | Business — $299/mo (4,000 subscribers, 50 team members) | Business — $19.99/mo (5,000 subscribers, 25 team members) | 93% |
| Cheapest plan with a custom domain | Startup — $99/mo | Business — $19.99/mo | 80% |
| Free plan | None listed | Free — 1 team member, 2 services | — |
Features
Feature comparison
The honest side-by-side, including where StatusPal is the better choice.
| Feature | StatusPal | Statusentry |
|---|---|---|
| Where Statusentry leads | ||
| Price for 1,000 subscribers | $99/mo | $9.99/mo Statusentry advantage |
| Price for ~5,000 subscribers | $299/mo (4,000) | $19.99/mo (5,000) Statusentry advantage |
| Subscribers on the top self-serve plan | 4,000 | 50,000 Statusentry advantage |
| Free plan | — | Yes Statusentry advantage |
| AI writing assistant for incident updates | — | Yes, all plans Statusentry advantage |
| Included in both | ||
| Hosted public status page | Yes | Yes |
| Incidents and scheduled maintenance | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in service monitoring | Yes | Yes |
| Custom domain with SSL | Yes | Yes |
| Email subscribers | Yes | Yes |
| REST API | Yes | Yes |
| Where StatusPal leads | ||
| Number of status pages | Unlimited on every plan | 1 per account |
| Private status pages | Yes, from Startup ($99) | No |
| Multi-language pages | 2–3 languages on Startup / Business | English only |
| Multiple custom domains | 4 on Business | 1 |
| Metrics on the page | 5–50 metrics | No |
| SSO | Yes, Business plan | No |
Choose Statusentry if…
- you need one public status page and want to pay $10–$40, not $46–$299
- you have more than 4,000 subscribers
- you want a free plan to start
- anyone on your team should be able to post an update without training
Choose StatusPal if…
- you run many status pages (products, regions, customers)
- you need private status pages
- you need pages in several languages
- you want system metrics on the page
Statusentry vs StatusPal FAQ
Is Statusentry cheaper than StatusPal?
Yes, at every tier. 1,000 subscribers cost $9.99/mo on Statusentry vs $99/mo on StatusPal Startup; around 5,000 subscribers cost $19.99/mo vs $299/mo (4,000) on StatusPal Business.
What does StatusPal have that Statusentry doesn't?
Unlimited status pages on every plan, private pages from the Startup plan, multi-language pages, multiple custom domains, metrics and SSO on Business.
Can I move from StatusPal to Statusentry?
Yes. Recreate your services, connect notification channels, and point your status subdomain's CNAME to Statusentry on the Business or Enterprise plan. SSL is issued automatically.
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