Uptimeify vs. Freshstatus
Freshstatus was Freshworks' standalone status page, and you could connect your monitoring straight from Freshping. Freshworks has discontinued both, and the official replacement lives inside Freshservice, on the Pro and Enterprise plans only. On Uptimeify, your status page is permanently free, on your own domain and under your brand.
For agencies and MSPs
- Permanently free status page, no paid plan needed
- One page per client, on that client's domain
- No service desk required, add monitoring only if you want it
- Client logins with separate data for each client
- REST API and Terraform from day one
For IT teams on Freshservice
- Status page on the Pro and Enterprise plans only
- Billed per agent as part of a service desk plan
- Custom domain only with one of these plans
- Email, Slack, Teams and webhook subscriptions, selectable per service
- No API, audience-specific pages only announced
As of November 2026. Details on Freshstatus, Freshping and Freshservice are based on publicly available information from Freshworks and may change. If something is wrong, we are glad to hear about it.
In short
Freshworks discontinued Freshstatus on March 31, 2026. Freshping, its sister monitoring product, ended earlier: free accounts were switched off on March 6, 2026, and paid plans ran until the end of their term. According to Freshworks, Freshping data is kept for 90 days after the shutdown and then deleted. For Freshstatus, Freshworks gives no deletion date.
If you want to keep your status page, Freshworks offers a move to Freshservice that carries your data over. The catch: you need a service desk subscription on the Pro or Enterprise plan, billed per agent. That is a big step for a status page alone.
Uptimeify starts right there: one status page per client, on your domain and under your brand, permanently free. There is no automatic import, so you set the page up again. The FAQ below walks you through it in five steps.
Feature by feature
As of November 2026. Details on Freshservice are based on publicly available information and may change. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Where Uptimeify leads
Three things the Freshservice route solves differently, and that we built for your agency.
A status page without a service desk subscription. Freshservice only offers the status page on Pro and Enterprise, both billed per agent. On Uptimeify, the status page is permanently free, with your own domain, no trial and no monitoring required, so you do not have to roll out a new system just to keep a status page.
One page per client, with its own login. Freshworks lists multiple pages for different audiences as planned for Freshservice, as of February 2026. On Uptimeify, you create a page per client on that client's domain, and each client gets its own login with separate data, so your whole portfolio sits on one platform.
Managed via API and Terraform. Freshworks lists an API for the status page as planned, too. On Uptimeify, you manage pages and components via REST API or with the Terraform provider, which also runs with OpenTofu, so a new client page fits into the workflow you already have.
Where Freshservice wins
No route fits everyone. Three points where Freshservice is the better choice.
Your data comes along. Freshworks migrates your Freshstatus data once you submit a form, and your custom domain is carried over too.
The status page inside your service desk. Incidents, changes and status updates live on one platform, and you publish updates straight from an incident or change.
Subscribers via CSV. Freshservice imports subscribers from a CSV file, up to 10,000 on Pro and 25,000 on Enterprise.
Frequently asked questions
Freshworks discontinued Freshstatus on March 31, 2026, and gives no date for deleting the data. To keep a copy, Freshworks points to the "Find my data archive" field in Freshstatus, which emails you an archive of your data and configuration, and to its own support if that fails. For Freshping, data is kept for 90 days after the shutdown and then permanently deleted.
Yes, by hand. There is no automatic import at the moment. Here is how it works in five steps:
- Create the page. Sign up, switch on the status pages module and create the page with a name, address and visibility. Until you publish, you check it in the preview.
- Rebuild your components. Add your services as components and groups in the editor, via API or with Terraform. If you requested your Freshstatus data archive, use it as your checklist.
- Move your domain. Confirm your domain with a TXT record and point the CNAME at Uptimeify. The certificate is issued automatically.
- Invite your subscribers again. Subscriptions cannot be carried over, because every subscription with us only becomes active once the recipient confirms it. Send your clients the link to the new page, where they pick their channel and components themselves.
- Swap badge and widget. Replace the old code on your website with the badge or widget of your new page.
Past incidents can be added with their real times if they started no more than 90 days before you created the page.
Yes, also by hand. Freshworks switched off free Freshping accounts on March 6, 2026, and paid plans are no longer renewed. The Freshping export includes your check configuration as XML, which gives you a list to rebuild from. On Uptimeify, you add monitoring to your status page and try it for 14 days first. The status page stays free, with or without monitoring.
Uptimeify's core infrastructure is spread across several providers and locations in the EU, exclusively with the providers listed on our subprocessors page, and backups are kept in Germany. The subprocessors are listed publicly, and the data processing agreement is ready to sign. That lets you show your client's procurement exactly who processes the data.
Nothing. Logo, colors, layout and domain are yours, and the page does not name Uptimeify. The optional "Powered by" line shows your own product name, and you can switch it off.
Yes, permanently. It needs no paid plan, no trial and no monitoring. If your monitoring ends, the status page stays online and free.
For the technical evaluator
From Freshstatus to a status page under your brand
Create your first page, connect your domain and check it all in the preview before you invite your subscribers. The page stays free, with or without monitoring.