Multiple services
Assign websites and APIs to a shared status page.
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Status pages
Communicate the current state before support questions arrive.
Combine several monitored services on one public status page and show users transparently which systems are operational.
Your branding
Customize the name, logo, accent color and light or dark theme.
Controlled visibility
Use indexing, noindex or password protection for the intended audience.
Public for customers or protected for internal teams
A status page can be openly indexable, kept out of search engines or made available only after password entry.
- ✓Customer status for SaaS products
- ✓Agency overview for managed services
- ✓Internal status page for teams
Set up in three steps
- 1
Create the status page
Pick a name and URL slug; the page exists immediately at /status/<slug>.
- 2
Assign monitors
Add your existing websites and APIs to the page and order them.
- 3
Branding and visibility
Set logo, accent color and theme; switch between public, noindex or password-protected.
FAQ
Can I hide the status page from search engines?
Yes. You can enable noindex or additionally protect the page with a password.
Can I display multiple monitors?
Yes. Multiple websites and APIs can be assigned to one status page.
Is a status page included in the free plan?
Yes, a public status page is included in the free tier. Private and password-protected status pages come with Pro.
What does the status page show during an incident?
The current state per service and recent availability. It answers the "is it just me?" question before it reaches your support inbox.
Transparency does not require separate status infrastructure.
Create a status page directly from your existing monitors.
Monitor for free