Status Pages

Pro Feature

Status pages require a Pro or Enterprise plan.

Status pages give your users a public view of your service health. They display the current status of selected monitors, grouped into sections, with uptime history.

Setup Guide

1. Navigate to Settings > Status Pages and click New Status Page.
2. Enter a name and URL slug (e.g., main creates a page at /status/main).
3. Optionally add a description.
4. Create groups to organize your monitors (e.g., “API”, “Web App”, “Database”).
5. Add monitors to each group.
6. Click Save. Your status page is now publicly accessible.

Tip

Only include monitors that represent services your end users care about. Internal infrastructure monitors can create unnecessary confusion on a public status page.

Monitor Groups

Organize monitors into named groups for clarity. Each group can be set to expanded or collapsed by default. Drag groups to reorder them.

Each monitor on the status page shows:

• Current status (Operational, Degraded, or Down).
• Uptime percentage.
• Recent check history.

Custom CSS

Use the Custom CSS field to adjust the appearance of your status page. This lets you match your brand colors and typography.

Maintenance Display

When a maintenance window is active for a monitor on the status page, the monitor shows a “Maintenance” badge instead of “Down”. This prevents confusion for your users during planned outages.

Incident History

The status page automatically displays recent incidents based on alert history. Each incident shows the affected monitors, duration, and resolution.