Status Pages
Show whether your product is working, post incidents and planned maintenance, and let people subscribe by email. Link a component to an Uptime Monitor and the page updates by itself.
Pick a name and an address, add the parts of your product, and share one link. Light and dark mode follow the visitor.
Connect a component to an Uptime Monitor. When the monitor sees an outage the page shows it, and it goes back to operational when the check passes.
Post what you know, step by step: investigating, identified, monitoring, resolved. Every update stays on the page.
Announce downtime ahead of time, in your own time, and show it on the page while it runs.
Visitors sign up with their email and confirm it. They hear about new incidents, updates and maintenance.
A bar for every component shows how it did over the last 90 days.
Choose a name, an address and a colour.
List the parts of your product. Link the ones you already monitor.
Post incidents and maintenance when something happens. Subscribers are told by email.
Status pages are included in the Expert and Business plans. Credits are only used for these actions.
A status page is a public web page that shows whether your product is working. Customers can check it instead of asking support, see the current incident and read what you are doing about it.
Yes. Link a component to one of your Uptime Monitors and the page shows an outage when the monitor sees one, and goes back to operational when the check passes. You can also set a status by hand.
Yes. Visitors sign up with their email and confirm it. They then get a message when an incident starts, changes or ends, and before planned maintenance. Every email has an unsubscribe link.
Status pages are part of the Expert and Business plans. Business has more pages, components and subscribers, a longer history and no Powered by line.
Creating a page, saving changes to its settings and each email sent to a subscriber cost a small number of credits. Components, incidents and maintenance are free, and reading a page is always free for visitors.