Why it's an alternative to Atlassian Statuspage: Branded status pages plus the uptime monitoring and incident management that update them.
self-reported revenue: $11K MRR (2023)
2 indie alternatives · Developer Tools
Atlassian Statuspage is the best-known hosted status page product, but it is priced for larger companies and doesn't include uptime monitoring. Smaller teams prefer tools that combine monitoring with status pages. Below are 2 alternatives built by independent makers — Hyperping and OnlineOrNot — with what each does differently, who makes it and any revenue they have shared publicly.
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| # | Product | Maker | Status | Reported revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hyperping | Léo Baecker | Active | $11K MRR (2023) |
| 2 | OnlineOrNot | Max Rozen | Active | — |
Each product is made and run by an independent maker or a small, self-directed team.
Why it's an alternative to Atlassian Statuspage: Branded status pages plus the uptime monitoring and incident management that update them.
self-reported revenue: $11K MRR (2023)
Why it's an alternative to Atlassian Statuspage: Hosted status pages bundled with uptime and cron monitoring.
With a small product, support requests and feature ideas usually reach the person who wrote the code, and many makers build in public and reply to users directly.
Small teams tend to do one job well instead of bundling every feature into enterprise tiers, and many indie tools offer one-time licenses, open-source editions or free plans.
These 2 alternatives come from 2 makers in France. Paying them funds a sustainable, independent business.
Meet the makers: Léo Baecker, Max Rozen.
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IndieMakerList lists 2 indie-made alternatives to Atlassian Statuspage: Hyperping (by Léo Baecker) and OnlineOrNot (by Max Rozen).
Atlassian Statuspage is the best-known hosted status page product, but it is priced for larger companies and doesn't include uptime monitoring. Smaller teams prefer tools that combine monitoring with status pages.
They are built by 2 independent makers from 1 country, including France, rather than a large company. Each maker has a profile on IndieMakerList with their other products and links.
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, all 2 are active and still run by the makers who built them.
Publicly reported figures include Hyperping: $11K MRR (2023). These numbers are self-reported by the makers and not independently verified.
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