Status pages
Create a public status page
Publish a branded page that shows a monitor’s live health, optional history and response-time chart, incident updates, and scheduled maintenance. It is written for the people who manage the page and the customers who read it, so you can confidently explain service health without exposing internal technical details.
What a status page does
A status page turns your monitor data into a customer-facing service-health page. It helps customers see whether a service is operational, currently down, in maintenance, or has recent incident history without needing access to your dashboard.
Create the page
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Open Status pages
Start a new page from the account dashboard.
- 2.
Add basic information
Enter the company name and choose an available subdomain.
- 3.
Add links
Optionally provide a logo, homepage URL, and Contact Us URL or mailto address.
- 4.
Personalize the display
Choose the modern or classic design, dark or light color theme, and vertical or horizontal layout, then save the page.
Connect a monitor
- 1.
Open Structure
Open the status page settings and choose Structure.
- 2.
Select a monitor
Choose the website or API monitor whose live result should appear on this page.
- 3.
Choose a widget
Select Current Status Only, With Status History, or With Status History & Chart.
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Choose automatic updates
Enable automatic status-page updates if new monitor incidents should create public updates automatically.
Status-page indicator colors
Colors communicate the current summary, monitor state, and history at a glance. They are meaningful even when the page uses a different visual theme.
| Color | Where it appears | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Green | Current status, history, resolved items | Operational: the monitor is up. Green also marks resolved incident and maintenance updates. |
| Red | Current status and history | Downtime: the monitor is currently down or downtime was recorded. |
| Amber / yellow | History and incident updates | Degraded service or a partial interruption in history; incident updates marked Degraded use amber. |
| Blue | Summary and history | Maintenance: an active maintenance window is in progress. Scheduled maintenance is also shown in blue. |
| Gray | Current status and history | Monitoring is paused, or there is no recorded check data for that period. |
Review and share
- Check the public page on desktop and mobile.
- Use a customer-friendly monitor URL or service name.
- Confirm the selected widget shows the detail customers need.
- Test homepage and contact links.
- Prepare an incident and maintenance update workflow.
Choose the subdomain carefully
The current edit workflow treats the status-page subdomain as read-only after creation.