ThreatLoops vs StatusGator
StatusGator is a very good outage-visibility tool. If watching status pages is the whole job, it monitors more services than we do. ThreatLoops exists for the other half of the morning: the CVEs, breaches and patches that hit the same stack — from $19/mo.
| Capability | ThreatLoops | Status-page tools |
|---|---|---|
| Live SaaS vendor status | Curated catalogue of the vendors SMB stacks actually run | Thousands of services monitored |
| Alerts to Slack, Teams or webhook | Yes, filtered to your stack and severity | Yes, plus help-desk and paging integrations |
| Shareable status board | Read-only link for your stack | Branded status pages with subscribers |
| CVE intelligence (KEV + EPSS) | Ranked by real-world exploitation, not CVSS alone | Not offered |
| Exposure matching to your stack | Every CVE, breach and advisory filtered to what you run | Not offered |
| Curated threat intelligence feed | 98 sources, deduped, with why-it-matters written for each | Not offered |
| Triage queue with verdicts | Act now / this week / ignore, with a reason | Not offered |
| Dependency (OSS) vulnerability scanning | Paste a lockfile, matched against OSV.dev | Not offered |
| MSP client reporting | Impact Radar plus co-branded client PDF reports | Multi-account views, no security reporting |
| Entry price | $19/mo | From about $79/mo |
Competitor details from StatusGator's public plans page, checked August 2026. Pricing and features change — check theirs before deciding.
When each one is the right call
- You need coverage of a long tail of niche services.
- A branded public status page with subscribers is the deliverable.
- You want deep paging and help-desk integrations.
- "Is it down?" and "are we exposed?" are the same morning question.
- You want CVEs ranked by real exploitation, filtered to your stack.
- You're an MSP who has to explain all of it to clients.
- $19/mo suits the budget better than $79.
Questions
Partly. Both track live status for the SaaS vendors you depend on and can push alerts to Slack, Teams or a webhook. StatusGator monitors far more services and has deeper status-page and help-desk features. ThreatLoops adds the security half — KEV and EPSS-ranked CVEs, exposure matching, dependency scanning and a triage queue — for a lower entry price.
StatusGator's paid plans start at about $79 per month, with a limited free tier. ThreatLoops starts at $19 per month with a 30-day free trial and no credit card.
A curated catalogue of the vendors small and mid-sized IT teams actually run — cloud, identity, collaboration, security, finance and AI tools — rather than a long tail. If something you run is missing, we add it.
Yes. You can publish a read-only board showing live status for the vendors in your stack and share the link. It shows vendor names and status only.