Status pages

A status page your customers can actually rely on

When something breaks, customers look for answers before they open a ticket. Statusvane gives them a fast public page with the live state of every service, its uptime history and your incident updates, fed by real monitoring instead of a manual switch.

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What you get

Everything a public status page needs

Components, history and communication on one page that stays readable on any device.

Live component status

Group your services into components. Each one shows its current state and a 30, 60 or 90-day uptime bar, updated from the monitors behind it.

Incidents with a timeline

Post updates as you move from investigating to identified, monitoring and resolved. Every incident gets its own page with an impact timeline and an optional post-mortem.

Scheduled maintenance

Announce maintenance windows ahead of time, including recurring ones. Visitors can add them to their calendar, and alerts for the covered monitors stay quiet while the window runs.

Subscribers and feeds

Customers subscribe by email and pick the components they care about. An RSS feed and a calendar feed are there for everyone else.

Ten languages

Show the page in English, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Czech, Ukrainian, Portuguese, Italian or Dutch, with your own translations of component names and updates.

Status everywhere

Badges, an embeddable card, a website notice widget, a JSON status endpoint and a Statuspage-compatible API all read the same data as the page.

Your brand

Logo, accent colour, favicon and support link. Higher plans can remove the “Powered by” line and add custom CSS.

Private pages

Keep an internal page behind a password, your team's sign-in or an allow-list of email addresses and domains. Private pages are never indexed.

Uptime reports

Publish monthly uptime per component against your service level targets, so customers can check the numbers themselves.

How it works

From zero to a live page in minutes

1
Enter your website
Paste a URL or server address. We check it once and suggest the components and monitors to create.
2
Adjust the page
Rename components, group them, add your logo and pick the languages your customers speak.
3
Share the link
Your page goes live at its own address. Link it from your app, docs and support replies.

Good fit

Built for teams that run real services

If customers notice when you're down, they deserve a page that says so.

SaaS products and public APIs
Hosting providers, VPS and data centres
Agencies looking after client websites
Game server networks and communities
Internal platform teams (as a private page)

FAQ

Status page questions

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Do I have to update the page by hand?

No. Component status follows the monitors linked to it, so an outage shows up on the page as soon as checks confirm it. You add the human part: incident updates and maintenance notices.

Can I use my own domain?

Not yet. Every page lives at a path such as /s/your-company today. Custom domains like status.yourcompany.com are on the roadmap.

Will my status page show up in Google?

Public pages can be indexed and are listed in our sitemap. Turn on “Hide from search engines” in the page design settings, or make the page private, to keep it out of search results.

Can I move from Atlassian Statuspage, UptimeRobot or Uptime Kuma?

Yes. The importer reads a public Statuspage page, an UptimeRobot account (read-only key, used once) or an Uptime Kuma backup, shows a preview, and only then creates components, monitors and past incidents.

Your status page, live in under five minutes

Status pages and uptime monitoring for teams that run real infrastructure.

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