Status Pages
Transparent, beautiful status pages
Keep customers informed with real-time uptime, incident timelines, and email/SMS subscriptions—all branded your way.
Branded & custom domains
Own your trust channel with custom domains, logos, and themes.
Subscriptions
Let users subscribe via email/SMS/Slack to incidents and maintenance updates.
Incident history
Public uptime history and postmortems to show reliability and accountability.
Why Use Status Pages?
When your service goes down, customers need to know what's happening. A status page provides transparency, reduces support tickets, and builds trust by showing you're actively monitoring and fixing issues.
Status pages are essential for B2B SaaS companies, APIs, and infrastructure providers. Customers expect to see uptime metrics and incident history before committing to your service.
Public status pages improve SEO and demonstrate reliability to potential customers. They also serve as a communication channel during incidents, reducing the load on your support team.
Key Benefits
Fully branded
Custom domain, logo, colors, and CSS to match your brand identity perfectly.
Subscriber management
Let customers subscribe to updates via email, SMS, or Slack for instant incident notifications.
Public uptime metrics
Display real-time uptime percentages, response times, and historical data to build customer trust.
Incident communication
Post incident updates, maintenance windows, and postmortems to keep customers informed.
How Status Pages Work
Create a status page in Uptimecheck and connect it to your monitors. The page automatically updates with real-time uptime percentages, response times, and incident status.
Customize your status page with your logo, brand colors, and custom domain. You can add custom CSS and JavaScript for complete control over the design.
When an incident occurs, post updates directly from your dashboard. Subscribers receive notifications via their preferred channels, and the incident timeline is automatically updated on the public page.