Service for creating status pages and incident updates.
Instatus monetizes primarily through recurring subscription plans that offer various features such as custom domains, monitoring checks, subscriber limits, and authentication options. They offer different subscription tiers including Pro and Business plans with varying prices and features. Additionally, Instatus has experimented with one-time or lifetime deals as a monetization method.
“Pro ($20/mo, $15 annual): custom domain, ~50 checks at 30-second intervals, 5,000 subscribers, 50 team members. The sweet spot — for public pages only. Business ($300/mo, $225 annual): private pages, SAML SSO, ~1,000 monitors, 25,000 subscribers. The only way to get authentication features.”
“I have one flat-rate price ($20/mo) This is higher than the lowest tier of most competitors ($10/mo) But it’s a flat rate, so if you’re paying $99 or $399, you can switch to Instatus and still pay $20.”
“I’m currently making ~2K MRR from it. ... I have one flat-rate price ($20/mo) This is higher than the lowest tier of most competitors ($10/mo) But it’s a flat rate, so if you’re paying $99 or $399, you can switch to Instatus and still pay $20.”
“Ali took all of these challenges and experiments and scaled his company to 800 customers and almost 30k MRR.”
“the thing I did is two or three of the people who retweet will get like a lifetime membership of instatus that was the one that worked for me”
“Status page for monitoring services, free forever with upgrade option.”