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RealUptime Status vs StatusCake

StatusCake sells uptime monitoring and public status pages as two separate products with two separate price tags: StatusCake Pages starts at $12.46/mo (billed annually) for one page on top of whatever uptime plan is already paid for. RealUptime Status is one product at one price: the monitor and the public status page ship together on every tier, including Free.

Status page bundled with monitoring at one price

Have

monitor and public status page ship as one product, every tier

Don’t have

StatusCake Pages is a separate product, from $12.46/mo (billed annually) for 1 page, on top of an uptime plan

Free tier

Have

10 monitors, 10 regions, $0/mo

Have

10 uptime monitors, 5-minute checks, $0/mo; status pages billed separately

Check interval minimum on free tier

Have

1 minute

Partial

5 minutes on Free; 1 minute from Superior ($20.41/mo annual), 30 seconds on Business ($66.66/mo annual)

Multiple named regions shown together per check

Have

4 named regions checked and shown together by default, configurable per monitor up to 10

Not published

custom test locations are selectable from Superior up, per their own docs, but whether multiple locations run and display together per check is not documented

Status-page password protection

Have

Growth and Scale, one shared password per page

Have

on StatusCake Pages Silver and up ($41.63/mo billed annually)

Team access

Have

owner, admin and responder roles

Have

9 members from Superior; 1 on Free

Monitor types beyond HTTP(S)

Partial

TCP and TLS port checks, DNS record checks, and heartbeat/cron push monitoring, plus HTTP(S) endpoints

Have

page speed, domain, SSL, and server monitors, plus uptime, per their own pricing page

REST API

Have

Growth and Scale

Have

public REST API (v1.2.0); which tier it requires is not specified in their published docs

Webhook notifications

Have

HMAC-signed, every tier including Free

Partial

a single GET-only ping_url endpoint per their API docs, not HMAC-signed, and not tier-gated in published docs

Annual billing discount

Have

12 months for the price of 10 (roughly 2 months free) on Growth and Scale

Have

roughly 17% off Superior and Business when paid yearly

StatusCake pricing in 2026

As published on StatusCake's pricing page (verified September 2, 2026): Free is $0 for 10 uptime monitors at 5-minute intervals; Superior is $24.49/mo, or $20.41/mo billed annually, for 100 monitors at 1-minute intervals with 9 team members; Business is $79.99/mo, or $66.66/mo billed annually, for 300 monitors at 30-second intervals; Enterprise is custom. Superior and Business also include page speed, domain, SSL, and server monitors in varying counts.

The number those tiers leave out is the status page: StatusCake Pages is a separate product from $12.46/mo (billed annually) for one page, on top of whichever uptime plan is already paid for, with password protection from its Silver tier at $41.63/mo. RealUptime Status is $0, $28.99/mo on Growth, or $78.99/mo on Scale, and the public status page is part of the product on every tier rather than a second line item. If you need StatusCake's wider monitor types, its bundle math may still win; if you need a monitor and a status page, one price against two is the comparison that matters.

Looking for a StatusCake alternative?

For the reasoning behind checking from more than one region at all, see why a status page can show all green during a real outage. Comparing more than just this one alternative? The status page tool checklist covers what to test before committing to any of them.