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A public-facing page that displays the real-time operational status of your services
A status page is your communication hub during both normal operations and incidents. Instead of fielding dozens of "is it down?" messages, you can direct customers to a single URL that shows exactly what's working and what isn't.
With SystemOK's Status Pages, you choose exactly which monitors to display, customize the appearance, and control what information is visible. Perfect for SaaS companies, IT departments, and anyone who needs to communicate system status transparently.
Everything you need to create professional status pages
Choose exactly which monitors to show on your status page. Keep internal systems private while sharing customer-facing service status.
Display your services in Grid, List, or Tree view. The tree view automatically shows parent-child dependencies between monitors.
Show uptime history bars for 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days. Give visitors confidence with visual proof of reliability.
Keep your status page private with optional password protection. Perfect for internal team pages or client-specific views.
Upload your logo and add custom footer text. Make the status page feel like part of your brand.
Automatically display past incidents with start times, duration, and resolution details. Full transparency builds trust.
Hide IP addresses, ports, or monitor types. Show only the information your audience needs to see.
Easily reorder monitors with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Put your most important services at the top.
Tree view automatically shows parent-child relationships. See how your infrastructure connects at a glance.
It takes less than 5 minutes to set up
Choose which services you want to display from your existing monitors
Pick your display style, add your logo, and configure what information to show
Get your unique URL and share it with customers or embed it on your website
Choose the view that works best for your audience
Display services in a clean card-based layout. Perfect for status pages with multiple services where you want to show everything at a glance. Each card shows the service name, current status, uptime percentage, and historical uptime bars.
A traditional list format that's familiar and straightforward. Shows services in rows with status indicators, names, and key metrics. Ideal for status pages with many services where vertical space is more important than horizontal.
Visualizes the hierarchy of your infrastructure with parent-child relationships. Perfect for showing how services depend on each other. Parent services are shown at the root level, with dependent services indented below them, connected by visual lines.
Status pages benefit any organization that relies on digital services
Build trust with customers by showing real-time status of your application, API, and infrastructure. Reduce support tickets during incidents.
Create internal status pages for employees to check system availability. Password-protect pages for different teams or clients.
Show customers that your store, payment processing, and order systems are operational. Reduce cart abandonment anxiety.
Provide clients with dedicated status pages showing their websites and services. Professional transparency builds long-term relationships.
Fine-tune exactly what your status page displays
Choose how much uptime history to display: 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days. Longer ranges show your reliability over time.
Control what technical details are visible. Hide IP addresses, port numbers, or monitor types to keep sensitive infrastructure information private.
Automatically show recent outages with details including start time, end time, duration, and error messages. Choose to display incidents from the last 24 hours, 7 days, or turn it off entirely.
Transparency builds trust - show you're honest about incidents and quick to resolve them.
Upload your company logo (up to 500KB) and add custom footer text. Make the status page match your brand identity and include contact information or additional links.
Your status page always reflects the latest monitor data. When a service goes down or recovers, the status page updates automatically. No manual intervention needed.
Share your status page as a standalone link or embed it directly into your website
Share a direct link to your branded status page. Perfect for support documentation, email signatures, or anywhere you need a quick status reference.
View Live ExampleEmbed the status widget directly into your website or application. Customize what's displayed and maintain your site's user experience.
Configuration Options:
Reduce Support Tickets
Users check status before contacting support
Build Trust
Transparency about uptime and issues
Save Time
Automatic updates, no manual work
Professional Image
Show you take reliability seriously
Multiple ways to communicate status updates to your audience
Allow users to subscribe to status updates via their preferred communication channels. Visitors can create profiles, manage notification preferences, and opt-in or opt-out of specific service alerts.
When incidents occur, subscribers receive immediate notifications through their chosen channels. Keep stakeholders informed with real-time updates on incident status, resolution progress, and service restoration.
Detailed email notifications with incident information
Direct integration with Slack channels and DMs
Text message alerts for critical incidents
Subscribe via RSS readers and aggregators
Choose the right visibility level for your audience
Share your uptime status with the world. Perfect for SaaS companies, public APIs, and any service that wants to demonstrate transparency and build customer trust.
Benefit: Build trust by showing actual uptime data and being transparent about incidents. Reduce support inquiries during outages.
Secure internal communication with password protection and access controls. Share status information with specific teams, clients, or partners without making it public.
Security: Password protection keeps sensitive infrastructure information private while still providing transparency to authorized users.
| Feature | Public Pages | Private Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Anyone with the link | Password protected |
| Use Case | Customer transparency | Internal/client communication |
| SEO Indexing | Can be indexed by search engines | Not indexed, fully private |
| Customization | Full branding and design | Full branding and design |
| Notifications | Public subscriptions | Controlled subscriber list |
Measurable benefits for your organization and customers
Users check the status page before contacting support, dramatically reducing ticket volume during incidents and saving your team valuable time.
Provide reliable status communication around the clock, even when your team is offline. Automatic updates keep users informed without manual intervention.
Transparency about uptime and incidents builds customer confidence. Show you're committed to reliability and honest about challenges.
During incidents, support teams can be overwhelmed with "is it down?" inquiries. A status page provides a single source of truth, allowing your team to focus on resolving issues instead of answering repetitive questions.
Transparency demonstrates confidence and honesty. When customers see you're upfront about incidents and show strong uptime metrics, they trust you more than competitors who hide behind vague "investigating" messages.
Automatic status updates mean your team doesn't need to manually update multiple channels during incidents. Focus on fixing problems, not managing communications.
A well-maintained status page signals that you take reliability seriously and have professional operations. It's a mark of mature, trustworthy service providers.
Historical uptime data provides concrete proof of your service reliability. Show prospects and customers actual performance metrics, not just promises.
When third-party services you depend on go down, your status page can explain the situation and manage customer expectations while you work on workarounds.
Connect your status page with your existing workflow
Programmatically create, update, and manage your status pages. Integrate status information into your own applications and dashboards.
Send status updates directly to Slack channels. Keep your team and customers informed where they already communicate.
Each status page includes an RSS feed for incident updates. Subscribers can follow status in their preferred feed reader.
Status pages automatically update based on your monitor configurations. When SystemOK detects an outage, your status page reflects it immediately. When service is restored, the status updates automatically. No manual updates required.
Everything you need to know about status pages
A status page is a public or private webpage that displays the real-time operational status of your services. It's essential for transparent communication with customers and stakeholders, reducing support load during incidents, and demonstrating your commitment to reliability. Modern customers expect transparency about service availability.
During an outage, users often contact support asking "is it down?" With a status page, they can check service status themselves before contacting support. Studies show status pages can reduce incident-related support tickets by up to 50%, allowing your team to focus on resolving issues instead of answering repetitive questions.
Yes! You can upload your company logo, add custom footer text, choose between Grid, List, or Tree view, select what information to display (IP addresses, ports, monitor types), and control privacy settings. Make your status page match your brand identity and display only the information appropriate for your audience.
Users can subscribe to updates through multiple channels including email, Slack, SMS, and RSS feeds. They create a profile on your status page, select their notification preferences, and choose which services they want to follow. They'll receive automatic notifications when incidents occur and when they're resolved.
Public status pages are accessible to anyone with the link and are ideal for customer transparency. Private status pages require a password and are perfect for internal team communication or client-specific reporting. Both offer the same customization features and automatic updates—the only difference is access control.
No! Your status page updates automatically based on your configured monitors. When SystemOK detects a service is down, the status page immediately reflects the outage. When service is restored, it automatically shows as operational. You can focus on fixing issues instead of updating status manually.
Yes! You can embed the status page widget directly into your website using a simple JavaScript snippet. The embedded widget maintains all functionality including view options, incident history, and real-time updates. Alternatively, you can link to the standalone status page for a dedicated status experience.
You control how much incident history to display: show incidents from the last 24 hours, 7 days, or turn off incident history entirely. Historical uptime bars can display 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days of data. This flexibility allows you to show the most relevant information for your audience.
Yes! You can create multiple status pages, each displaying different sets of monitors. For example, create one public page for customers showing your main services, another private page for your internal team showing infrastructure components, and separate client-specific pages for enterprise customers.
Yes! SystemOK provides a full RESTful API for creating, updating, and managing status pages programmatically. You can integrate status information into your own applications, automate status page configuration, and receive webhook notifications for incidents. Full API documentation is available to all users.
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