Status pages
that show confirmed incidents only.
A page your visitors and clients can open: the current state and the last 90 days of the sites you choose, confirmed incidents only, and never a day without data shown as green. From Solo, visitors can subscribe to updates by e-mail, with a double opt-in.
- On every plan
- The last 90 days
- E-mail updates from Solo
How it works
Nothing is public until you switch it on.
Create a page and choose its sites
Give it a title and an address, and choose who it is for: the whole organisation or one client. Host names stay hidden unless you show them.
Publish it
Preview it first, then switch on Published and share the address. Changes show within a minute.
Visitors see what is confirmed
Only confirmed incidents, with the public summary you wrote, or a plain line that monitoring confirmed it from more than one region.
What you get
Only confirmed incidents
Two regions for page, API, port and blocklist checks, a missed ping for heartbeats; a blip in one region never shows.
A day without data says so
A day without data is shown as no data, never as a green day.
Your own domain, from Team
Shown on a host name you verify with a DNS record; built and tested offline, not yet with real DNS and TLS.
A badge and a widget
An opt-in badge for a site or a status page, as an image, a text widget or JSON, at an address nobody can guess.
Which plans include it
Status pages are on every plan, Free included; the plan sets how many.
- FreeIncluded1 status page
- SoloIncluded1 status page
- TeamIncluded10 status pages
- AgencyIncluded30 status pages
- Agency PlusIncluded60 status pages
Questions about status pages
What do visitors see?
The current state and the last 90 days of the sites on the page, and only confirmed incidents. They never see regions, addresses or the evidence of the checks.
Can visitors subscribe to updates?
Yes, from Solo: visitors can subscribe by e-mail with a double opt-in, and the plan sets how many subscribers a page may hold.
Can the page run on my own domain?
From Team, a status page can be shown on a host name you verify with a DNS record. It is built and tested offline, not yet with real DNS and TLS.
Is there an example?
Yes: the sample status page shows the real page with demo data for made-up sites.
Publish a status page with confirmed incidents only.
Add your sites: checking starts as soon as you do.
No card for the Free plan.