Create beautiful, branded status pages that display real-time uptime data. Build trust and transparency with your users through always-current service health views.
When your service experiences downtime, the first thing users do is try to determine whether the problem is on their end or yours. Without a public status page, they have no way to check - leading to a flood of support tickets, frustrated social media posts, and a growing sense that your company is either unaware of the problem or not communicating about it. Even a brief outage can cause disproportionate damage to customer trust if users feel they are left in the dark.
A public status page solves this problem completely. It provides a single, authoritative source of truth about your service availability that anyone can access at any time. During normal operations, it demonstrates your track record of reliability with historical uptime data. During incidents, it gives users real-time information about the current status without requiring them to contact your support team. And during planned maintenance, it communicates scheduled downtime windows so users can plan accordingly.
UptimeMonitorX makes creating and maintaining a status page effortless. Simply select which monitors to include, customize your branding, and share the URL. The status page updates automatically based on your monitoring data - completely hands-free. No manual status updates, no forgotten posts, no outdated information. Your status page is always accurate because it is powered by the same monitoring infrastructure that tracks your services around the clock.
Display live uptime status for each of your monitored services in real time. Your status page shows a clear visual indicator for each service - green for operational, red for down, and yellow for degraded. Visitors can instantly see whether their services are functioning without needing to contact your support team or check social media.
Show historical uptime data with visual bars spanning the last 30, 60, or 90 days so visitors can assess your track record at a glance. Each day is represented visually, making it easy to see patterns of reliability. This transparency demonstrates your commitment to service quality and builds long-term confidence with customers and stakeholders.
Every downtime incident detected by UptimeMonitorX is automatically displayed on your status page with the exact start time, duration, and recovery timestamp. There is no need to manually update your status page during or after an outage - the data flows directly from your monitoring checks, ensuring accuracy and eliminating the overhead of manual incident communication.
Add your company name and logo to your status page, creating a professional, on-brand experience for your visitors. Your status page looks like a natural extension of your product, not a generic third-party tool. Customize the page to match your service names and present the monitors that matter most to your users.
Each status page gets a unique, shareable URL that you can link from your website footer, navigation menu, documentation portal, support center, or email signatures. Share the URL with clients, stakeholders, or the general public so anyone can check service availability without logging in or contacting your team.
Status pages update automatically based on your real-time monitoring data. When a service goes down, the status page reflects the outage immediately. When it recovers, the page updates without any manual intervention. This eliminates the delayed status updates that plague manually maintained status pages and ensures your users always see the current state of affairs.
Group multiple monitors onto a single status page to give visitors a comprehensive view of all your services. Show the status of your website, API, database, email system, and any other monitored service on one unified page. This is especially valuable for SaaS products with multiple components that users rely on.
When you schedule maintenance windows in UptimeMonitorX, the status page reflects planned maintenance periods so visitors know that downtime is expected and planned, not an unexpected outage. This reduces confusion, prevents unnecessary support tickets, and demonstrates that you maintain your infrastructure professionally.
Go to your UptimeMonitorX dashboard, navigate to the Status Pages section, click "Create Status Page," give it a name and slug, select the monitors to display, and save. Your status page is instantly live at a shareable URL.
Yes. When creating a status page, you select specific monitors to include. This lets you show only the services your users care about, while keeping internal infrastructure monitors private. You can update the monitor selection at any time.
Status pages are available on paid plans. The page is hosted by UptimeMonitorX at no additional cost beyond your subscription. You get a clean, fast-loading status page with no ads and no additional hosting fees to worry about.
Available on Pro plans and above. Set up in under a minute.
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