Best white label status page tools

Your clients expect a status page on their own domain that carries your brand and no vendor's name. Vendors sell that three ways: inside the plan, as a per-page add-on, or with an attribution that stays. This list compares six tools on those terms and works out what ten client pages cost.

How we chose and ordered the tools

The six are UptimeRobot, Hyperping, StatusCake (its Pages plans), Better Stack (with its white-label add-on), Oh Dear and OctoPing. The five competitors' pricing, feature and help pages were read on the date shown under the title, and we tested none of them. For OctoPing we read the code that renders a published page and its emails, as well as our documentation.

A row names the tools that lead it, judged by the values in the entries, and a row where no tool stands out does not count. A feature counts for a tool when one of its plans includes it, at whatever price, so UptimeRobot's unlimited pages on Scale count, while an add-on or a sales quote does not. Price is judged only in the price row. Places follow the rows led, tools on one count share a place in alphabetical order because a price tie-break would count price twice, and each counted row carries one point, which is our simplification.

Criteria and who leads

The lead counts set the order below. OctoPing leads 2 of 6 criteria and shares second place with UptimeRobot. No second measure separates the shared places, so they are listed alphabetically. Each leader call is our judgment from the values in the entries.

The six tools in order

1. Hyperping

• Best for. In our view it suits agencies that weigh private pages, subscriber channels and branded email most.
• Covers. Hyperping gives one custom domain per status page on Essentials, Pro and Business. It adds private pages, email access codes, SMS subscribers and multiple languages from Pro. Its white labeling hides the “Powered by Hyperping” footer.
• Price. Business, the plan with white labeling, is $299 monthly or $249 annual. Pro is $89 or $74, and Essentials is $29 or $24. The free plan has one basic page, and the trial runs 14 days.
• Limits. The Business plan carries the white labeling. Pages number 1, 3 and 10 across the paid plans.

2= OctoPing

• Best for. In our view it suits agencies that want a white-label page per client inside the plan price, with client contacts on the same pages.
• Covers. Every plan includes unlimited pages, each with your logo, header image, colors, fonts and custom CSS, plus incidents, scheduled maintenance, email subscribers and Atom and RSS feeds. The page footer shows the update time and, when you set a company URL, a link to your site, with no Powered by line. See status pages and custom domains.
• Price. Starter (20 sites) is $19 monthly or $15.83 annual, and the larger plans add sites, seats and subscribers. The 14-day trial needs no card, and a trial workspace can't set a custom domain.
• Limits. Pages are public once published, with no password or login and no SMS subscriptions. The subscriber allowance is 500, 5,000 and 25,000 by plan, shared with client contacts. Subscriber email comes from OctoPing's sending domain under your page title. Every email to a contact carries the OctoPing logo and a line saying your agency monitors the client's sites with OctoPing, and the browser tab shows OctoPing's icon.

2= UptimeRobot

• Best for. In our view it suits agencies that weigh price and white-label pages most, and that already use UptimeRobot for monitoring.
• Covers. Solo includes 3 status pages on your own domain, with white-label only from Team. Team has 100 white-label status pages, and Scale has unlimited status pages. The plan table lists password protection, white-label, email subscribers, search-engine opt-out and analytics on Team and Scale.
• Price. Team, the first plan with white-label pages, is $35 monthly or $30 annual in one view and $41 or $35 in another. Solo is $22 or $19, and Scale is $65 or $55 and $77 or $65.
• Limits. Its pricing page states no subscriber count. The free plan has 1 basic status page with no customization, and white-label pages need Team.

4. Oh Dear

• Best for. In our view it suits agencies that weigh page count most and can live with a small footer attribution.
• Covers. Each plan comes with unlimited status pages with a custom domain, logo, favicon and colors. Its page says visitors can subscribe by email, Slack or RSS, with 500 confirmed email subscribers per team by default.
• Price. Pages come with a plan priced by sites. Studio starts at $109 monthly for 25 sites and Scale reaches $439 for 200. A 10-day trial is free.
• Limits. Its FAQ lists a logo that also appears in subscriber emails, a favicon, brand colors for light and dark mode, languages and a custom domain, with no custom CSS or JavaScript. It also says a small Oh Dear attribution in the footer of its status pages can't be removed today.

5= Better Stack

• Best for. In our view it suits teams that already run Better Stack and want a few pages.
• Covers. Each page can use a branded status.yourdomain.com address, and 1,000 subscribers are included. A password is $50 a month per page, and email from your own domain is $250 a month per page.
• Price. The pricing page includes 1 status page. Each extra page is $15 monthly or $12 annual, and removing the Powered by Better Stack footer is $250 monthly or $208 annual per page.
• Limits. Footer removal, a password and own-domain email are each billed per page, so ten fully white-labelled pages cost far more than the plan itself. The table below shows the total.

5= StatusCake

• Best for. In our view it suits teams already on StatusCake that want paid pages beside their monitoring.
• Covers. It offers StatusCake Pages, which visitors can follow by email, text message or RSS. Bronze, Silver and Gold give 1, 5 and 10 pages and 300, 1,500 and 7,000 subscribers. Silver adds SMS alerting, password-protected pages, custom CSS and No Branding, and Gold adds IP access on top of the Silver features.
• Price. Bronze is $14.95 monthly or $12.46 annual, Silver is $49.95 or $41.63, and Gold is $249.96 or $208.29.
• Limits. The plan table ticks No Branding for Silver and Gold and not for Bronze. StatusCake prices Pages as Bronze, Silver and Gold plans beside its monitoring plans.

Cost of 10 white-label client pages

The table prices ten client pages, each with a custom domain and the vendor's branding removed where the tool allows it, for a portfolio of 20 sites. Prices are US dollars a month, monthly billing first and annual second. Oh Dear's annual figure is ten months of its monthly fee divided by 12, and Better Stack's total is our arithmetic from its pricing page. Two views of UptimeRobot's page on Nov 7, 2026 priced Team at $35 and at $41, since its prices differ by country.

OctoPing is the lowest figure and UptimeRobot the second at either of its prices, which come from two views of its page. Hyperping offers white labeling on one plan, and that plan's 10 pages match the example. The StatusCake figure is the Pages plan alone, with no monitoring plan added.

Who builds OctoPing

OctoPing is built by Axiolo, which uses it to watch its clients' marketing websites and landing pages. The checks, the client status pages and the monthly summaries are the ones Axiolo relies on for that work.

How it fits the price

Every plan includes unlimited white-labelled status pages, and a custom domain works on any paid plan. A plan is priced by the number of sites it monitors. Plans start at $19 a month for 20 sites. See pricing for the full list.

Every account starts with a 14-day free trial. No card required. Start your 14-day trial and build one client's status page to see it working.