What does StatusDrop monitor?

The official status of 550+ third-party services your SaaS depends on, like Stripe, AWS, Cloudflare, GitHub, and Vercel. You can also add health checks to monitor your own endpoints. It answers the question your customers are really asking: "Is it us, or is it them?"

How do I add a status page to my website?

No code needed to start. Sign up, pick the services you rely on (Stripe, AWS, Vercel and 550+ more), and your hosted status page is live in about 30 seconds. Share the link, or point status.yourdomain.com at it with a CNAME record (SSL included). If you also want status inside your app, add the optional one-line widget (14KB, zero dependencies).

How does the 14-day free trial work?

When you sign up, you get full access to every feature for 14 days completely free, and no credit card is required to start. Only when the trial ends do we ask for payment: $9.99/month, or $49.92/year. Early adopter pricing is locked in for as long as you stay subscribed.

How is StatusDrop different from Statuspage.io or StatusGator?

Atlassian Statuspage.io ($29+/month) is built for publishing your own service status, which you update by hand. StatusGator and IsDown are internal IT dashboards for DevOps teams. StatusDrop is a public status page for the third-party services your SaaS depends on: when Stripe, AWS or Vercel goes down, your users see it on your page before they open a support ticket. Live in 30 seconds with no code, from $9.99/mo.

Can I use my own domain for the status page?

Yes. Point any subdomain (like status.yourdomain.com) to StatusDrop with a CNAME record and SSL is included automatically. Cloudflare users get one-click DNS setup. Custom domains are included in the plan.