A monitor is an item on your status page. StatusGator supports two types of monitors: Service Monitors and Website Monitors. Service Monitors check the status of cloud services and hosted applications using their status pages. Website Monitors monitor the status of any website by checking its uptime.

A dashboard is a set of monitors and its associated integrations. Each dashboard can have a single status page. Many StatusGator customers prefer to segment their monitors either by team, by department, or use-case. By separating services into multiple dashboards, you can publish a separate status page for each or integrate with different systems. For example, two dashboards could send notifications to two different Slack rooms.

Users are those that sign into StatusGator to administer your account: Configure monitors, set up integrations, tweak filters, create your status page, manage billing — anything required to configure and manage your StatusGator account. A User account is not needed to view a status page or use an integration such as Slack.

Yes! StatusGator is built for K12 and used by schools and higher-educational institutions around the world. We have dedicated plans designed just for education. Not only are they significantly discounted, but they include more features such as SSO on every plan.

Yes! Reach out to us to pay by annual invoice. Discounted prices for annual plans are shown above. Save even further by paying for more than one year upfront.

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