Statusfield vs status-page subscriptions
Less noise. Alerts to the right team. One place to manage updates from the vendors you use.
Provider notification options checked September 18, 2026.
Every plan: 30-day free trial — no card needed* · Plans from $5/month
Choose Statusfield if
- You get alerts for services you don’t use.
- Different teams need different alerts.
- You keep checking several status pages.
- Managing separate subscriptions takes too much time.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Statusfield | Direct subscriptions |
|---|---|---|
| Manage alerts | Manage your vendor alerts in one place. | Set up each vendor separately. |
| Reduce noise | Pick the components and regions you use, where supported. | Filtering depends on each vendor. |
| Reach the right team | Send selected alerts to Slack, Teams, email, or on-call tools.* | Use the channels each vendor offers. |
| See what broke | Get available incident details in alerts. See your vendors together. | Check separate messages and status pages. |
| No subscribe button? | Get alerts from supported status pages, even without subscriptions. | You may need to check the page yourself. |
| Status page still green? | Add Field Check (Beta) to check supported endpoints for failures. | Wait for the vendor to publish an update. |
Swipe the table to compare both options.*Channels depend on your plan. Some vendors already offer filters and alerts: see Atlassian’s component filters and Cloudflare’s notifications.
Send each alert where it belongs
You choose who gets alerted
For example, set up these routes:
- GitHub Actions outage → engineering’s Slack.
- Workplace tool outage → IT’s Teams channel.
- Critical vendor outage → PagerDuty.
Choose alerts by service and severity. Available channels depend on your plan.
See how alert routing worksKeep your free subscriptions if…
- The right alerts already reach the right people.
- Your vendors offer the filters and channels you need.
- Managing your subscriptions is easy.
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The status page is green. Is the service reachable?
Turn on Field Check (Beta) for a second signal. It tests supported public endpoints and alerts you when failures persist—even if the vendor still says “operational.”
Optional. Off by default. Alerts via email and webhooks.
Checks cover specific endpoints, not every region, component, or login flow. Earlier detection is not guaranteed.
Read the full guideFrequently asked questions
Why pay if status-page subscriptions are free?
You pay for less work: manage vendor alerts in one place and send them to the right team. If your free subscriptions already do the job, keep them.
Can I already choose components on a vendor’s status page?
Sometimes. Each vendor decides what you can filter. Statusfield lets you manage those choices across vendors in one place, using the components and regions they provide.
Will my team need to watch another dashboard?
No. Receive alerts in Slack, Teams, email, or another supported channel. Open the dashboard when you want to check your vendors together. Channels depend on your plan.
Will Statusfield always detect an outage before the vendor?
No. Field Check (Beta) can spot failures while a vendor’s status page is still green. It checks supported public endpoints; earlier detection is not guaranteed.
Should I cancel my existing subscriptions immediately?
No. First check that Statusfield covers your services and delivers your alerts. Then turn off any duplicate subscriptions you no longer need.
Start watching the services you rely on
Choose your services and connect an alert channel. See updates in one place and share a status board with your team.
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