Status Pages & Widgets

    Setting Up a Status Page

    Create a public status page to share service health with users.

    Part of Status pages — the full answer, the facts and the alternatives in one place.

    Updated 2026-03-02
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    Quick answer

    How to create a public status page?

    Turn on the public status page for a site, pick a subdomain or custom domain, choose which components appear, and share the URL — visitors see live status without an account.

    Setting Up a Status Page#

    What Is a Status Page?#

    A public-facing page showing the real-time status of your monitored services. Share with clients, embed on your site, or use internally.

    How to Create#

  1. Go to Status Pages from the sidebar
  2. Click the "Create Status Page" button (top right)
  3. Select the site you want to create a status page for
  4. Give it a name (optional) and choose which metrics to show
  5. Click "Create Status Page" — your link is generated instantly
  6. You can also create status pages from any site's detail page by clicking "Share Dashboard" and choosing the Status Page tab.

    Managing Your Status Pages#

    All your status pages appear in the Status Pages sidebar section. From there you can:

  7. Copy the URL — Share directly with clients
  8. Enable/disable — Toggle the switch to control access
  9. Delete — Moves to trash (recoverable for 30 days)
  10. Features#

  11. Real-time updates — Status syncs automatically with your monitoring data
  12. Incident history — Timeline of past incidents and resolutions
  13. Uptime percentage — Rolling 30-day uptime for each service
  14. Embeddable badge — SVG badge for your README or website
  15. Custom domain — Point your own domain (e.g., status.yourcompany.com) (Agency)
  16. Visibility Options#

  17. Public — Anyone with the link can view
  18. Password protected — Require a password to access
  19. Private — Only logged-in team members can view
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