Incident vs Atlassian

Status Page Breakdown

## Atlassian Statuspage 

It has a customizable, status page where visitors can view real-time incident status and subscribe for updates via email, SMS, webhook, or integrations like Slack and Microsoft Teams. 

Features include:
- incident templates
- component status displays
- historical uptime reports
- REST API access

## Pricing

Free: 100 subscribers, 25 components, 2 team members, basic notifications (email/Slack/Teams), API access — $0/mo.

Hobby: ~250 subscribers, 5 team members/metrics, custom domain — $29/mo.

Startup: ~1,000 subscribers, 10 team members/metrics, SMS/webhook notifications, custom CSS — $99/mo.

Business: ~5,000 subscribers, 25 team members/metrics, advanced customization (CSS/HTML/JS), component subscriptions, role-based access — $399/mo.

Enterprise: ~25,000 subscribers, 50 team/metrics, advanced security, purchase orders/invoicing — $1,499/mo.

https://www.atlassian.com/software/statuspage/pricing

## Incident IO 

(Similar tools)

Basic (Free): Includes Slack-native incident response, a single on-call schedule, essential automation, and a status page — $0 forever.

Team: Starts around $15–$19 per user/month, includes multi-team coordination, advanced incident automation, and status pages. On-call is an optional add-on (~+$10/user/mo).

Pro: ~$25 per user/month (advanced insights, private incidents, customizable post-incident workflows), plus optional on-call add-on (~+$20/user/mo).

Enterprise: Custom pricing with enhanced security, support, and controls.

https://incident.io/pricing