What is a status page?

A status page, also known as a status dashboard, allows you to showcase your uptime and keep everyone updated. This helps to build trust and display your reliability while simultaneously protecting your reputation. Customers can either find updates on your status page or subscribe to updates via email.

What are the types of status pages?

The two main types of status pages are public status pages and internal status pages. You can also create a public or internal SLA status page. Public status pages not only reduce the burden on your support team but also keep your users well-informed. Meanwhile, internal status pages can improve your team's collaboration.

How can I customize the status page?

Use the customization options to add branding to your status page. Adjust your status page settings to show or hide the details and URLs that you want. Personalize the status page by adding your logo, fonts, and color scheme.

How can I update my customers?

Send live updates to your users via email every time you share an update on your status page. You can enable or disable this feature in your settings and allow users to subscribe to your updates directly through your status page.

Earn trust through transparency with a hosted status page.

Create a single place to check what’s happening during maintenance or incidents. Share clear updates and automated email notifications with those who depend on you.

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Deliver calm & fast incident updates

Share what’s impacted, what you’re doing, and what users should do next. Clear, timely updates reduce uncertainty and prevent “silence churn.”

Defuse “Is it down?” tickets at source

Create a place to self-check status instead of contacting support. Fewer repetitive tickets mean faster resolution and lower costs.

Give your teams a single link to share

Equip Support, CS, and Sales teams with one reliable link they can share instantly — so messaging stays consistent across all channels.

Own the narrative ahead of rumors

Publish updates first, in your words, before your users start reporting and guessing on social platforms, public forums, and “is it down” sites.

Prove your operational maturity

Maintain a clear timeline of uptime, incidents, and resolutions to support procurement, compliance, and SLA conversations.

Automatically notify your dependents

Let clients subscribe and receive automatic emails when your status changes. Keep stakeholders informed with automatic alerts.

How to create a status page in 3 steps?

1. Create a status page

Name it, pick a layout, and (optionally) add a custom domain.

2. Add your monitors

Choose which monitors to display—one by one or in bulk.

3. Customize design

Update logo, pick a design template, and refine the font and colors.

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Faster, calmer incident communication that grows trust.

Notify users about maintenance and incidents.

Set expectations with timely status updates and email notifications. When customers know what’s impacted and what to do next, you avoid panic, reduce churn risk, and keep teams aligned.

Customize your status page to match your brand.

Use your logo, colors, fonts, and layout so your status page looks like an extension of your product—even when things aren’t perfect.

Create status pages in 11 languages.

Switch your status page to 11 languages: English, Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Turkish. Create separate pages for each language to keep each audience informed in their preferred language.

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Custom domain

Host the status page on your own domain, like status.example.com.

Private status page

Hide it from the search engines and protect it with a password.

Announcements

Post updates for incidents and planned maintenance with a clear timeline.

Response times

Share response times to show performance, especially during outages.

Status page analytics

Add Google Analytics tracking to analyze traffic and subscriber behavior.

Decide what to share

Show or hide bar charts, uptime %, monitored URLs, and paused monitors.

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Do more with your status page.

Go beyond “up/down.” Use your status page to streamline incident workflows, coordinate teams, and keep stakeholders informed — all without extra tools or manual hassle.

Use API to manage status pages

Automate status page workflows: fetch details, add or remove monitors, list and sort pages, check status, set passwords, and more.

Invite anyone to collaborate

Add teammates with notify-only or login access, so the right people can publish updates and manage pages when it matters.

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What users say about our status pages.

Dean C., Senior Software Engineer

Great experience so far

Return on investment is great. We can setup our own status pages with both public and internal ones being able to show us different details.

Roberto B., Executive Vice President

Simple and precious

The public status page is the best I have found for this price, you can set custom logo and custom domain and it is https. Other services claims to have powerful status pages but they are cumbersome or expensive.

Lee E., Director of Information Technology

Simple and affordable

I like the public status page. There is a decent selection of monitor types and settings to help cutdown on false positives. Solid little mobile app.

Most popular ways teams use status pages.

Included Improve internal incident coordination and communication

Included Monitor third-party dependencies and critical endpoints

Included Support SLA reporting with status pages and reports

We were able to replace a legacy monitoring system with UptimeRobot’s intuitive to configure tests, modern dashboards, and elegant status pages.

UptimeRobot helps us to provide reliable Cyberinfrastructure to researchers from diverse domains including computer science, geoscience, ecology, precision medicine, bioinformatics, public health, and political science.

Kate Kaya, University of California, San Diego

Status page FAQs.

What is a status page?
A status page (or status dashboard) is a dedicated page that shows the current health of your service and any ongoing incidents or maintenance. It gives users a reliable place to check what’s happening and subscribe to updates via email.
What are the types of status pages?
Most teams use public status pages for customer communication and private/internal status pages for internal visibility. You can also create SLA-focused pages depending on what you need to share with customers or partners.
How can I customize the status page?
You can tailor your status page to match your product: add your logo, adjust colors and fonts, choose layouts/themes, and decide what data to show or hide (like uptime %, charts, URLs, or paused monitors).
How can I update my customers?
Publish an update on your status page and automatically notify subscribers by email. You can turn notifications on/off in settings, and customers can subscribe directly from the page.

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