// use case: status pages
Hosted status pages with your own domain
A status page you have to update by hand is a status page that lies. Ours syncs automatically with your monitors on a custom subdomain or your own domain.
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Your domain, zero setup
Serve the page from status.yourdomain.com with one DNS record. TLS is handled, so there are no certificates to renew and no proxy to babysit.
02
Always in sync
Component states flip the moment the underlying monitors do, so nobody has to toggle an incident by hand.
03
History users can audit
A full year of incident history and uptime percentages per component, so enterprise prospects stop asking for screenshots.
Status pages come with the $19 flat plan rather than a paid add-on.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my own domain for a status page?
Yes. Point a CNAME to the subdomain we provision and TLS is handled for you, with no certificates to renew and no reverse proxy to maintain. Bring a full domain if you prefer.
Do I have to update the status page by hand?
No. Component states sync automatically with the monitors behind them, so the page is never showing a green light over a broken service.
What do visitors see during an incident?
Per-component status, uptime percentages, and a dated incident history covering a full year, so enterprise buyers can verify reliability without asking for screenshots.
Is the status page available on the free beta?
Yes. Status pages are part of the product during beta, not a paid add-on, and stay included on the $19 plan after launch.