Statuspage vs Rootly: Features, Pricing and User Reviews 2026

Statuspage offers different pricing tiers for public and private pages to fit various needs.

Public Pages help you communicate with external customers. The Free Plan includes 100 subscribers, 25 components, 2 team members, and basic notifications. The Hobby Plan ($29/month) adds more subscribers and customization. The Startup Plan ($99/month) includes 1,000 subscribers and SMS notifications. The Business Plan ($399/month) offers 5,000 subscribers with advanced customization and role-based access. The Enterprise Plan ($1,499/month) provides 25,000 subscribers and priority support.

Private Pages are for internal team communication. Plans range from Starter ($79/month) to Enterprise ($1,499/month) with authenticated subscribers and enhanced security features.

Audience-Specific Pages start at $300/month for customized user group communication. All plans include SSL, REST API access, and core features like incident management and scheduled maintenance.

Rootly offers two main pricing tiers designed for different team sizes and needs.

• Essentials ($20/user/month): Perfect for startups and growing companies. This plan includes Slack-native incident response, AI features like chat assistant and summaries, automated workflows, playbooks, one external and one internal status page, mobile apps, basic integrations with tools like Jira and Datadog, and SSO authentication. You get 14 days free to try everything.

• Enterprise (Custom pricing): Built for large organizations with complex needs. This includes everything in Essentials plus Microsoft Teams support, unlimited status pages, advanced workflows and custom forms, private incidents, custom dashboards, advanced security features like audit logs and custom data retention, support for unlimited organizations, and priority support available around the clock.

Both plans include the core AI capabilities and Terraform provider. Contact their sales team for Enterprise pricing details.