Uptime Badges

Show visitors that your service is up, with a live badge powered by your public status page.

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Add a badge in two steps

  1. Create a monitor and a status pageCreate a monitor, open its dashboard and enable the status page, for example with the name acme.
  2. Paste the badgeUse the Markdown or HTML below. Replace acme with your page name.

Markdown: status

![status](https://sitedowncheck.com/badge/acme.status.svg)

Markdown: 30-day uptime

![uptime](https://sitedowncheck.com/badge/acme.uptime.svg)

HTML

<a href="https://sitedowncheck.com/status/acme"><img src="https://sitedowncheck.com/badge/acme.status.svg" alt="Service status"></a>

Frequently asked questions

Where can I use badges?

In a README, documentation, a website footer or an internal wiki. They are plain SVG images, so they work anywhere images do.

How often do they update?

About once a minute, matching your status page. Browsers and GitHub may cache images for a few minutes.

What does the badge show when I have several monitors?

If several monitors share one status page name, the badge covers all of them: it shows operational only when every component is up.

Do badges expose private data?

No. They show only the status and 30-day uptime of a page you made public.