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Monitoring · Public Status Pages

Pre-built, branded,
auto-synced to your monitors.

A status page that maintains itself. Components mirror your monitors, incidents stream from your incident log, history charts compose from real uptime. Pick colours, add a logo, point a CNAME — done.

status.acme.io
API operational
Web app operational
Checkout degraded performance
Background jobs operational
mirrors 5 monitors, automatically
— Why this matters

The status page you maintain by hand is the one that lies.

01

Components should mirror monitors.

If the page is a separate thing someone updates, it will be wrong exactly when it matters.

02

Your customers want it on your domain.

status.customer.com via CNAME, with your logo and colours, not a link that looks like a third party.

03

Some people want a push, not a page.

Subscribers can opt into email, SMS or webhook rather than refreshing.

— What's included

What the page can do.

Components from monitors
Reflecting real checks, updating themselves.
Incident history
Streamed from your incident log.
Custom domain
CNAME to your own subdomain.
Branding
Logo, accent colour and custom CSS for white-label use.
Embed widget
A drop-in iframe for an intranet or a customer dashboard.
Subscribers
Opt-in email, SMS or webhook on status change.
AI-drafted updates
A customer-facing post drafted from the incident context, for you to edit rather than start from nothing.
Public JSON API
GET /api/v1/status/<slug> for anyone who would rather poll.
Maintenance reflected
Scheduled component downtime shows up on the page automatically.
— Works with

Connected capabilities

Uptime Monitoring
The monitors that power component colours.
→
Incident Management
Where the auto-posted incidents come from.
→
Maintenance Windows
Scheduled maintenance announced via the status page.
→
Custom Dashboards
Internal counterpart — same data, different audience.
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— FAQ

Questions, answered honestly.

Can I host on my own domain? +
Yes — CNAME status.example.com to ours, we handle the TLS via Let's Encrypt.
Is there a separate billing for status-page subscribers? +
No — subscribers are unlimited on every plan.
What if I want a private status page? +
Toggle the visibility to "logged-in users only" — same content, behind your auth.

A status page you don't have to maintain.

Available from Starter; custom domain from Pro.

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