A status page your customers can trust
Show what is up, what is down and what happened, before anyone has to ask. Included free with monitoring.
- WebsiteOperational99.98% (30d)
- APIOperational99.95% (30d)
- DatabaseSlow responses99.71% (30d)
What your page shows
Live component status
Each monitor is a component with its current state, 30-day uptime and average response time.
History bars
The most recent checks as a bar chart, so slow patches and short outages are visible.
Incident log
Every outage with start time, duration and cause, recorded automatically.
Maintenance notices
When you schedule maintenance, the page says so and alerts pause.
Set it up in three steps
- Add one monitor per componentYour website, your API, your checkout, your database endpoint.
- Pick the same page nameOpen each monitor dashboard, enable the status page and use the same name.
- Share the linkSend customers to
/status/your-nameor embed the widget. It refreshes every minute.
Frequently asked questions
What is a status page?
A public page that shows whether your website, API and other services are working, with recent uptime and any incidents. It lets customers check for themselves instead of contacting support.
How do I create one?
Create a monitor, open its dashboard, choose Enable status page and pick a name. Give other monitors the same name and they appear as components on the same page.
Can I use my brand?
Yes. In monitor settings you can set a display name, an accent colour and hide the SiteDownCheck footer. Custom domains are planned for Pro.
Can I embed it in my site?
Yes. Use the status widget to add a small live status card to any page, or the badges in a README.
Are incidents written by hand?
Incidents are recorded automatically from your monitors, with start time, duration and cause. You can then explain what happened with the post-mortem generator.