Status pages
A status page to send instead of the email
When a client asks whether their site is down, the answer is a link. Each site you monitor can have a public page showing whether it is up now, the last seven days of checks, and when its certificate runs out. The page is kept current by the same checks that alert you.
Every plan
Switched on per site, for the sites you choose.
Your address, our host
You pick the address. The page is hosted on our domain; there is no custom domain.
Your logo
On Agency, your logo and colour instead of our mark.
01 / on the page
What a client sees
Up, down or planned work
The latest reading in words, not a colour alone. A failure the re-check contradicted is not shown as down, and a maintenance window reads as planned maintenance.
The last seven days
Uptime over the week as a percentage, and the checks behind it as a trace.
Certificate and domain
The date the certificate runs out and the days left; the domain's too, on Pro and up.
One page per client
Every site a client has, on one page, with sites added to them later included automatically.
Your logo and colour
Instead of our mark and our sign-up link.
In their own light or dark
The page follows the visitor's system theme, and its times are in your account's time zone.
A status page goes offline while an account has no active subscription, and comes back when it does.
questions
Questions
Can I put the status page on my own domain?
No. You choose the address on our domain, and there is no custom domain on any plan.
Can I show my own logo instead of yours?
On Agency, yes: the page carries your logo and colour, and our mark and sign-up link come off it. On other plans it carries our mark.
Can a client have one page for all their sites?
On Agency, yes. Group the client's sites under their name and switch their page on; a site added to that client later appears without any change.
What does the page show during planned work?
Planned maintenance, with the reason and when it ends, instead of reporting the site as down. A paused site says monitoring is paused.
Does a status page cost extra?
No. Status pages are on every plan, including Free, with no charge per page.
Read next
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Monitoring for agencies
Monitoring every client site on any stack, with each client's status page, report and alerts kept to that client, billed per site rather than per seat.
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SSL and domain expiry
How the TLS certificate and the domain registration are checked, and when a reminder goes out before either runs out.
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Broken links and meta tags
What the scheduled scan of the page you monitor reads (dead links, title, description, social image, viewport and charset) and what it does not do.
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Weekly client reports
The weekly PDF of uptime, response times, certificates, domains and page issues, and the per-client version that covers only that client's sites.
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Pricing
What a month costs at 1, 5, 11, 25 and 50 sites, and how the bill is put together.
See it on a site you know
Run one check now without an account, or make one and leave it watching. Free covers 3 sites, takes no card and keeps running for as long as somebody signs in.