OpenStatus

OpenStatus provides branded status pages and uptime monitoring, built by a bootstrapped two-person team (Thibault and Max) who publicly document being self-funded and profitable — used by Cal.com, Documenso, and WhiteBIT. Status pages support custom themes, custom domains, and password protection; uptime monitoring covers 28 regions worldwide; and multiple interfaces (dashboard, CLI, API with OpenAPI spec, Terraform provider, MCP server) let it fit into different team workflows. Alerts route through Slack, Discord, PagerDuty, email, and webhooks, and a self-hosted open-source Docker image (~8.5MB) is available for teams that want to run it themselves. A free plan includes one monitor and one status page; paid plans start at $300/year (Starter) or $1,000/year (Pro), with two months free on annual billing. Good fit for a small team that wants a genuinely affordable, self-hostable status page and uptime monitor rather than an enterprise incident-management platform.