Status pages

A status page shows visitors whether your sites are up, the Uptime Matrix of the last days and your notices about incidents. It sets no cookies and loads no scripts.

Create a page

1. Open Status pages and create a status page.
2. Give it a name and an address. It is published on our status host under that address.
3. Add the monitors to show. You can rename them, put them into groups and change the order.
4. Turn on Published and save.

Free includes one status page whose Uptime Matrix shows the last 30 days. Solo and Team have as many pages as you like, each showing the last 90 days; the full history (3 years on Solo, 5 years on Team) stays in your dashboard.

Notices

Post a notice when something is going on – planned maintenance or an ongoing incident – and link it to the incident. Notices appear at the top of the page.

What visitors see

The overall state, each monitor with its Uptime Matrix, ongoing incidents and the history of past ones with their cause in plain words. We never show the raw error text of your site.

Your own domain and design

Solo and Team can show the page on your own domain, for example status.agency.com – see Status page on your own domain. Team can also add its own HTML and CSS.