Status pages
Public status pages
Every account gets a public status page that updates itself from your monitors. Post incidents and maintenance, let visitors subscribe, and put it on status.yourdomain.com.
Example · status.example.com
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Status pages
Live status and 60-day uptime
Each monitor shows its current state, response time and daily uptime bars. Group monitors into sections and order them as you like.
Incidents and maintenance
Post an incident with updates as you work on it. Scheduled maintenance shows in advance and mutes alerts while it runs.
Subscribers, RSS and badges
Visitors subscribe by email or RSS. Uptime badges (SVG) show a site's 30-day uptime on any page or README.
Your style and your domain
Logo, colours, favicon and your own CSS, a custom domain with automatic HTTPS, an optional password, and a choice whether search engines index it.
A page for every domain
Every monitored domain also gets its own small status page, such as example-com.status.uptime.rs, that you can share right away.
How it works
- Create an accountPick a username; it becomes your status page address.
- Add your sitesPaste a list or import from your panel or DNS provider.
- RelaxWe check every minute and tell you the moment something is really down.
Questions
Is the status page free?
Yes, with custom domain, subscribers and badges included.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Point a CNAME at your page and HTTPS is set up automatically.
Can I keep a status page private?
Yes. Protect it with a password, and keep it out of search engines.
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