Uptime and synthetic monitors show as a pass or a fail from the latest result. Component status updates from those monitors without someone typing it. Subscriber email goes only when you publish an announcement that says to send it.
Included on the free plan. No credit card.
No separate tool to keep in sync. Uptime and synthetic monitors become the components your customers see. API, heartbeat, and SSL checks do not appear on the public page.
Pick the uptime and synthetic monitors that matter to customers. Customers see the name on the monitor.
Logo, colours, and a custom domain are included from Solo.
Public for anyone with the link, or password-protected. Password protection is included from Solo.
Changes go live as soon as you publish.
Component status is wired to your uptime and synthetic monitors. An incident is still an announcement you publish.
Says “All systems operational” while support tickets pile up.
Shows a fail when the latest check fails. There is no separate degraded state.
Someone has to find the login in the middle of an incident.
Component status updates from the latest check, without someone typing it.
Customers refresh the page to see if anything has changed.
Subscriber email goes only when you publish an announcement that says to send it.
Lives on a different tool, with a different look.
Logo, colours, and a custom domain are included from Solo.
Component status follows the latest pass or fail. The incident, the maintenance note, and the subscriber email are announcements you publish.
Checkout monitor failed from Frankfurt and London.
Checkout shows down, from that failed check.
You publish the incident. Email goes out only if that announcement says to.
Checks pass again. Checkout shows operational.
Each page is public, or password-protected.
Be open about service status. A clear page can cut “is it down?” tickets during an incident.
Share the page only with people who have the password. Included from Solo.
Visitors can subscribe to your status page. They hear it when you publish an announcement that says to email subscribers. Notifications can cut those support tickets. Subscriber email is included from Solo.
Checkout is working normally again. Thanks for your patience while we fixed it.
A status page should feel like part of your product, not a third-party widget.
Match the look of your main website, so the page feels familiar. Included from Solo.
Host it on status.yourdomain, so the address is yours. Included from Solo.
Show the recent pass and fail results for each uptime and synthetic component.
Current issues, planned work, and past incidents in one place.
Status pages come with every plan. Add custom domains and more pages from $5 a month.
Essentials includes 10 status pages. Pro and Pro Plus include unlimited status pages.
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The public page shows uptime and synthetic monitors only, as a pass or a fail from the latest result.
Each component uses the latest result. There is no separate degraded state.
API, heartbeat, and SSL checks stay in the dashboard. They do not appear here.
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Explore builder →Component status, no. Uptime and synthetic monitors show as a pass or a fail from the latest result, and that updates without someone typing it. There is no separate degraded state. The incident itself is an announcement you publish.
Yes. Host the page on your own domain, such as status.yourcompany.com. Custom domains are included from the Solo plan.
You can protect it with a password, from Solo. Access is public, or password-protected. There is no separate private team page.
Yes, from Solo. Subscriber email goes only when you publish an announcement and that announcement says to email subscribers. It is not sent the moment a monitor fails.
Yes, from Solo. Add your logo and colours so the page looks like the rest of your site.
Yes. The free plan includes one status page, with no credit card. Solo and Essentials include 10 pages. Pro includes unlimited pages. Custom domains, subscriber email, password protection, and logo and colours are included from the $5 Solo plan.
Pick your uptime and synthetic monitors and share the link. Component status follows the latest check. You publish the incident yourself.
