Status Pages

Keep customers informed — before they open a ticket.

Publish a branded status page powered live by your monitors. Show real-time uptime, post incident updates, and let customers subscribe — so an outage becomes a message, not a support queue.

Acme — System Status All systems operational
API Operational
Web App Operational
Dashboard Degraded performance
Payments Operational

Everything a great status page needs.

Branded & custom domain

Put your logo, colours, and a custom domain (status.yoursite.com) on a page that looks like you, not us.

Live from your monitors

Components update automatically from the monitors you already run — no duplicate config, no manual toggling.

Incident updates

Post investigating → identified → monitoring → resolved updates that your customers and team see in real time.

Email subscriptions

Let customers subscribe by email so they hear about incidents without opening a ticket. SMS, Slack, and RSS are coming soon.

Uptime history

Show 90-day uptime bars and historical incidents to build trust with transparent, public reliability data.

Public or private

Make a page fully public, or gate it behind a password or SSO for internal and customer-only audiences.

Live in three steps.

1

Create a page

Spin up a status page in seconds and give it a name and branding.

2

Add components

Group monitors into components like API, Web App, Dashboard, and Payments.

3

Publish & share

Point a custom domain at it and share the link — or embed the status widget.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions teams ask us

What is a status page?

A status page is a public (or private) page that shows the real-time availability of your services and communicates incidents to your users — so they get answers without contacting support.

Do status pages update automatically?

Yes. Components reflect the live state of the monitors you already run in Spectra, so the page stays accurate without manual updates.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes — map a custom domain such as status.yourcompany.com (CNAME) so the page lives on your brand.

Can customers subscribe to updates?

Yes. Visitors can subscribe by email to be notified when you post incident updates. SMS, Slack, and RSS subscriptions are coming soon.

Which plans include status pages?

Every plan includes at least one status page; higher plans add more pages, custom domains, and subscriber capacity.

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