Status page

Status page

A public page that shows if you are up
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A public status page your customers can check, kept up to date by your monitors

A branded public status page for your customers, fed by your Uptime monitors, with incidents and history. Part of Uptime, included in every WAI plan.

A public page your customers can check
A public page your customers can check

What Status page does for you

When your site has a problem, customers want to know if it is you or them. A status page answers that before they write in. Ours is built into Uptime, so the page shows the live state of the monitors you pick, with no copying and pasting.

You choose the name, logo, colours and which parts of your service to show. When something goes down, the page says so on its own, and you can post updates as you work on the fix.

Live status from your monitors

Each part of your service on the page is tied to an Uptime monitor. If a check fails, the banner changes and a notice appears even before you post anything.

Incident updates customers can follow

Post updates as Investigating, Identified, Monitoring and Resolved. Past incidents and a history page stay on the page so people can see how you handled them.

90 days of uptime at a glance

Each component shows 90-day uptime bars with a tooltip for every day, plus a response time chart if you want it.

Scheduled maintenance

Add a maintenance window and choose to show it on the page, so planned work does not look like an outage.

Your brand, your rules

Upload a logo, pick a colour and a light or dark theme, group components with friendly names, and keep the page private with a password or hidden from search engines.

Feeds and badges

Visitors can follow along by RSS, Atom or a JSON feed, and you can embed a small status or uptime badge on your own site.

Works with

UptimeUptimeThe status page is part of Uptime: every component on it is one of your Uptime monitors, and incidents come straight from their checks.

Inside Status page

You choose what visitors see
You choose what visitors see
All your status pages in one place
All your status pages in one place

What's included on each plan

Free

Status pages are included on Free, fed by up to 3 Uptime monitors checked every 5 minutes.

Starter

Starter feeds your pages from up to 25 monitors checked as often as every minute, and adds the Uptime API and webhooks.

Business

Business raises this to 100 monitors checked every 30 seconds, with the API, webhooks and on-call paging included.

Included in every WAI plan

One subscription covers this app and every other business app: Free $0, Starter $19/mo, Business $49/mo for 5 users.

LimitFreeStarterBusiness
Monitors325100
Fastest checkEvery 5 minEvery 1 minEvery 30 s
Servers (WAI Agent)1550
Server metrics history (days)13090
Server log search + log alertsNot includedNot included1
On-call schedule + escalationNot includedNot included1
API checks (multi-step)Not included1050
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Questions

Can I use my own domain for the status page?

Not yet. Today each page lives at its own address on our Uptime site, and you can link to it from your website or app. A custom domain option is on our list.

Can customers subscribe by e-mail?

Not today. We left e-mail subscriptions out on purpose for now. Visitors can follow your page with RSS, Atom or the JSON feed instead.

Where are the checks run from?

From one location today, our own server. A monitor only goes down after it fails twice in a row, so a single blip does not change your page. We plan to add a second check location.

Do I need a separate subscription?

No. Status pages are part of Uptime, which is included in every WAI plan. You only need monitors for the things you want to show.

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