Status pages

A status page turns your monitoring into public, real-time communication. It’s powered live by your monitors, so uptime and incidents show automatically.

Setup

1. Create a status page and add the monitors (or groups of monitors) to display as components.
2. Brand it with your logo and colours.
3. Publish it.

Domains

• Custom subdomain on Pro and Pro+.
• Full custom domain via CNAME (e.g. status.yoursite.com) on Pro+.

What visitors see

• Overall system status and per-component status.
• Uptime history (up to 90 days).
• Incident updates as an incident moves through investigating → identified → monitoring → resolved.

Subscriptions

Let customers subscribe by email, so they’re informed during an incident without contacting support. SMS, Slack, and RSS subscriptions are coming soon.

Access

Pages can be public or password/SSO-gated for internal audiences. See the status pages overview.