Status pages
Publish a status page on your own domain. It follows your monitors and tells subscribers what is going on.
Unlimited
pages on every plan
3
layouts to start from
1 click
to post an update
Your domain, your name
Serve it from status.yourcompany.com with your logo and colours.
Subscribers stay informed
Email and Slack updates go out when an incident changes.
Planned maintenance
Schedule windows ahead of time so planned work never looks like an outage.
In detail
Read from your monitors
A status page reads directly from your monitors, so the bars show what really happened. When a check fails, the affected service changes before anyone writes a word.
Updates people can follow
Post a short note from the incident and it reaches the page and every subscriber at once. Use the templates, or write your own.
Make it yours
Your own domain with a certificate handled for you
Your logo, colours and service groups
Email and webhook subscribers, with no account needed
Private pages behind a password for internal teams
All features
Uptime checks
Every service checked once a minute from six regions.
Incident timeline
One running record from the first failed check to the fix.
Status pages
A public page that updates before customers start asking.
On-call schedules
Fair rotations that everyone on the team can read.
Alert rules
Decide who hears about what, and how loudly.
Response time
Spot the slowdown before it turns into an outage.
