OnePageStatus vs UptimeRobot
UptimeRobot monitors your sites but its status pages are an afterthought. OnePageStatus gives you professional status pages with the monitoring built in.
| Feature | OnePageStatus Pro | UptimeRobot Pro ($7/mo) |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | £12 (~$14) | From $7 (Solo) |
| HTTP monitoring | Yes — 10 regions | Yes |
| Database monitoring | PostgreSQL + MySQL | No |
| TCP monitoring | Yes | Yes |
| Ping monitoring | Yes | Yes |
| Status page | Professional, real-time | Basic on free, full on paid |
| 30-day uptime bars | Yes | No |
| Incident timeline | Yes, with updates | Basic |
| Scheduled maintenance | Yes | Paid plans |
| Subscriber notifications | Unlimited | Paid plans |
| Custom domains | Yes | Paid plans |
| Multiple status pages | Up to 10 | No |
| SSL monitoring | Yes | Paid plans |
| Domain expiry monitoring | Yes (RDAP) | No |
| Response time charts | Yes | Yes |
| Component groups | Yes | No |
| Tags, filters & saved views | Yes | No |
| Timeline annotations | Yes | No |
| Activity log / audit trail | Yes + CSV export | No |
| Real-time status updates | Yes — live via WebSocket | No |
| Auto-incident creation | Yes | No |
| Alert escalation policies | Yes | No |
| SLA compliance tracking | Yes | No |
| Uptime history CSV export | Yes | Paid plans |
| JSON path matching | Yes | No |
| Response time thresholds | Yes | No |
| Custom headers | Yes | Paid plans |
| Check interval | 30 seconds | 1 minute |
| Heartbeat/cron monitoring | Yes — cron expressions + start/fail | No |
| Multi-step API checks | Yes | No |
| DNS monitoring | Yes | No |
| Team roles | Viewer/editor/admin | No |
| SMS alerts | Yes | Paid plans |
| Discord, Teams, Google Chat | Yes | Limited (Discord, Teams) |
| PagerDuty / Opsgenie / Incident.io | Yes (all 3) | Paid plans (PagerDuty) |
| ntfy / Mattermost / Rocket.Chat | Yes | No |
The status page problem
UptimeRobot is great for monitoring. But when you need to communicate status to your users, their built-in status pages are basic — no custom domain, no subscriber notifications, no incident timelines, no scheduled maintenance. Most UptimeRobot users end up also paying for Atlassian Statuspage ($29/month) or Instatus ($20/month) to get a proper status page. That's $36+/month for two disconnected tools.
One tool instead of two
OnePageStatus combines the monitoring you'd pay UptimeRobot for with the status page you'd pay Atlassian for — in one product for £12/month. Your monitoring is directly connected to your status page. When something goes down, the incident is created automatically and your subscribers are notified.
More monitor types
UptimeRobot doesn't support database monitoring. OnePageStatus can connect to your PostgreSQL or MySQL database and run SELECT 1 to verify it's actually responding to queries — not just that the port is open. Add JSON path matching to verify your API health endpoint returns the right values.