A status page shouldn't be its own invoice
StatusCake monitors plenty — but a public status page isn't included in any of their plans, not even the $79.99/mo Business tier. It's a separate subscription, starting around $12/mo for a single page. Ours is included on every plan we sell, and on the free one too.
Where StatusCake is still the right answer
StatusCake has been doing this since 2012 — over a decade of uptime, SSL, domain, page-speed and server monitoring in one dashboard, with real team tools (up to 9 members on their Business plan) that we don't have yet. If several people need to share ownership of monitoring today, that's a genuine gap on our side.
Its free tier matches ours monitor for monitor, and its Business plan checks every 30 seconds where we stop at one minute. What it won't do at any price is hand you a status page without a second subscription.
Side by side
| Feature | StatusCake | Dumza |
|---|---|---|
| Public status page | Separate product, $12.46–249.96/mo — not included in any monitoring plan | Included free on every plan |
| 100 monitors, 1-minute checks | $24.49/mo (Superior) | $19/mo (Pro) |
| SSL & domain expiry | Separate monitor pools — 1 of each free, 50 each from $24.49/mo | On every monitor, no separate count; alerts from $7/mo |
| Free-tier monitors | 10, at 5-minute checks | 10, at 5-minute checks |
| Team members | Up to 9, on the $79.99/mo Business plan | Single-user — no team features yet |
| Product scope | Uptime, page speed, SSL, domain, server monitoring | Uptime, TCP ports, SSL, domain, cron/heartbeat, alerts, status pages |
Checked against StatusCake's published pricing on 26 August 2026. Plans change — verify on their site before you decide.
One flat price. Status page included.
Start free, no card. If StatusCake's monitoring already covers what you need, stay put. Come back when you want a status page that isn't a separate line item.