Know when Xero, QuickBooks, or Stripe goes down — before your team files tickets.

Your business runs on other people’s software. When it breaks, your day breaks. Statusfield watches it all and tells you the moment something fails — and the moment it recovers.

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Dashboard

Live health across your 36 monitored services

Operational
32
89% of fleet
Degraded
3
needs attention
Down
1
unreachable
Incidents · 7d
1
↑ 1 vs last week
30-day uptime
91.66%

Fleet health

Live
Operational now
89%

32 of 36 services fully operational

32 operational3 degraded1 down
7-day fleet health
100Fri
100Sat
100Sun
100Mon
100Tue
97Wed
97Thu

Active incidents

4 open
StripeMajor Outage
DatadogPartial Outage
CloudflarePartial Outage
VercelDegraded

The tools your business runs on

…and 7,000+ more in the catalog.

Alerts for services that offer none

Cloudflare’s status page has zero notification options. AWS’s has no push subscriptions. Plenty of SaaS vendors are the same. Statusfield fills that gap with instant alerts for every service you depend on.

The vendor’s own incident report, in the alert

Every alert carries the provider’s incident narrative — title, status, latest update — so you can tell your team what’s happening without hunting through status pages.

Closure, not just alarms

You get a recovery notification when the service is back. Tell the team it’s over, close the ticket, move on.

SOC 2 CC9.2 · ISO 27001 A.5.22

When the auditor asks how you monitored your vendors, don’t go screenshot-hunting

Every SOC 2 or ISO audit, IT gets the same request: prove your third-party vendors were monitored all year. If you were already watching them in Statusfield, the evidence already exists — export it in one click.

The whole record, in one report

Per-vendor uptime %, a timestamped incident log with severity and duration, alert-delivery records, and the monitoring methodology — as a PDF or a shareable link for your auditor or GRC team.

Continuous, not reconstructed

The log builds itself as outages happen, so you’re not back-filling screenshots the Friday before fieldwork. It covers the period you actually monitored — and says so on the report.

Evidence, not a certificate

Statusfield is not an auditor or a certification body. We produce the vendor-monitoring evidence CC9.2 and A.5.22 ask for — we don’t certify you or make you “SOC 2 compliant”, and we don’t replace Vanta or Drata. Only a licensed CPA firm issues a SOC 2 attestation; only an accredited body issues an ISO 27001 certificate.

Monitoring evidence is available on the Team plan.

Get notified where your team works

Route alerts to the tools you already use, with no context switching.

Email

Instant inbox alerts

Teams

Alerts in Teams channels

Slack

Native OAuth app

PagerDuty

Incidents that auto-resolve

Datadog

Events on your Datadog timeline

Webhooks

Any HTTP endpoint

API & MCP

Wire it into your own tools

Discord

Rich embed alerts

Telegram

Alerts in chats and groups

Common questions

We already subscribe to a few vendor status pages. Why this?

One signup, one email format, one noise profile per vendor — and providers often post late. Statusfield is one subscription with one consistent alert stream across 7,000+ services.

Does this replace our uptime monitoring?

No — it’s the other half. Uptime tools watch your servers; Statusfield watches your vendors’ servers, the outages you get blamed for but can’t fix.

Where do alerts arrive?

Email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or webhooks — route different services to different places, like finance tools to the finance channel.

How do we get third-party outage alerts before users open tickets?

Statusfield watches each vendor’s official status page and alerts your channels — email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or a webhook — the moment that vendor posts a status change. That’s typically before internal tickets pile up, since most users report a problem to your team before they think to check the vendor’s status page themselves.

Simple, transparent pricing

Every price on this page is the price you pay: flat, published, and cancellable in one click. Every plan starts with a free trial.

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Basic
$5/mo

Unlimited alerts for a few critical vendors

  • 5 monitors
  • 1 board
  • 1 seat
Starter
$20/mo

One admin covering the whole stack

  • 15 monitors
  • 1 board
  • 150 subscribers
  • 2 seats
ProPopular
$60/mo

Keep staff and clients in the loop

  • 40 monitors
  • 3 boards
  • 600 subscribers
  • 4 seats
Team
$150/mo

When one person can't watch it all

  • 90 monitors
  • 10 boards
  • 1,200 subscribers
  • 8 seats
  • Monitoring evidence

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Don't be the last to know when a service you depend on goes down

Your vendors, your sites, your internal systems. One alert stream, one board, and the receipts to prove it.

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