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    Status Page Email Subscribers

    Let users subscribe to email updates on your status page.

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    Updated 2026-03-23
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    Status Page Email Subscribers#

    Let visitors subscribe to email updates directly from your public status page. Whenever you post an incident or LemWatch detects downtime, confirmed subscribers get an email within seconds.

    How It Works#

  1. Enable subscriptions in Status Pages → [your page] → Settings → Subscribers.
  2. The status page renders an email subscription form in the header.
  3. Users enter their email and receive a double opt-in confirmation link.
  4. Confirmed subscribers get automatic notifications for new incidents, status changes, and scheduled maintenance windows.
  5. Every email includes a one-click unsubscribe link (CAN-SPAM / GDPR compliant).

    6. What Subscribers Receive#

  6. Incident opened — service name, impact level, initial update
  7. Incident updated — every subsequent status update you post
  8. Incident resolved — resolution summary and duration
  9. Scheduled maintenance — 24h and 1h reminders (configurable)

    10. Managing Subscribers#

    Export the subscriber list as CSV, remove abusive addresses, and view delivery stats (opens, bounces, unsubscribes) from Status Pages → Subscribers.

    Plan Availability#

    Included on Pro (up to 500 subscribers per page) and Agency (unlimited). LTD Pro/Agency inherit the same limits as their monthly equivalents.

    FAQ#

    Can subscribers pick which incidents they receive?

    Yes — if your status page has multiple components (API, dashboard, marketing), subscribers can choose per-component in the confirmation email.

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