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Free hosted status pages with built-in uptime monitoring.

Not just a static page. A complete status page service backed by real monitoring data.

Custom domains with SSL. Incident management with timelines. Component groups. CI/CD webhooks. 30-day uptime history bars. And it starts free.

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Acme Corp

Acme Corp's Status

All Systems Operational
API Health
Operational
30 days ago 100.00% uptime Today
Web Application
Operational
30 days ago 99.41% uptime Today
Database
Operational
30 days ago 100.00% uptime Today
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Your status page. Your domain. Your brand.

Custom domains
status.yourdomain.com
30-day history
Visual uptime bars
Incident tracking
Full timeline view
CI/CD webhooks
Automate everything
+ Monitoring
Built-in uptime checks

Why every team needs a public status page

When your service goes down, your users notice before you do. Without a status page, they flood your support inbox asking "Is it down?" Your team scrambles to reply individually while also trying to fix the issue.

A hosted status page solves this. One public URL where users check current status, see incident history, and know you're already working on it. Support tickets drop. Trust goes up. Enterprise buyers get the transparency they require.

UptimeSignal gives you a free status page service that goes further: it includes real uptime monitoring. Your status page isn't a manual update board -- it reflects actual system health, automatically.

Most status page providers charge $29-$79/month and don't even include monitoring. You still need a separate tool to detect issues, then manually update the page, then remember to resolve it at 3 AM.

One product. Free to start, $15/month for custom domains and unlimited monitors. Complete visibility for you and your users.

Every feature you need in a hosted status page

Professional status pages without the enterprise price tag or complexity.

Status page with custom domain

Serve your status page at status.yourdomain.com with full SSL. We provide copy-paste proxy configs for Cloudflare Workers (free), Vercel, Nginx, and Caddy. Your domain, your SSL, your brand.

Incident management with timelines

Create incidents and post updates as you work through them. Each incident follows a clear lifecycle: Investigating, Identified, Monitoring, Resolved. Users see a full timeline of every update on your public status page.

Component groups with manual status

Organize services into logical groups (e.g., "Infrastructure", "APIs", "Third-party"). Set status per component: Operational, Degraded, Partial Outage, Major Outage, or Under Maintenance.

30-day uptime history bars

Each monitor on your status page shows a visual 30-day uptime bar. Green means healthy, yellow means degraded, red means downtime. Users see at a glance how reliable your service has been.

Inbound webhooks for CI/CD

Update component status, create incidents, and resolve issues programmatically via HTTP POST. Integrates with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, PagerDuty, and any tool that can send a webhook.

Built-in uptime monitoring

Real synthetic monitoring included -- not a bolt-on. 1-minute check intervals, instant email alerts, response time tracking. Your status page reflects actual system health, not manual updates you forgot to post.

Custom branding and colors

Upload your logo, choose your accent color, customize the header text. On Pro, remove UptimeSignal branding entirely. Your status page looks like it was built in-house.

Instant public URL

Every status page gets a shareable public URL instantly: yourcompany.uptimesignal.io/status/your-slug. No setup, no DNS changes, no waiting. Share it right away -- even on the free tier.

Embeddable uptime badges

Add uptime badges to your README, docs, or landing page. Show real-time uptime percentage and current status. Works with GitHub, GitLab, Notion, and anywhere you can embed an image.

Automate your status updates

Don't manually update your status page during deployments. Use webhooks to automatically set maintenance mode before deploys and restore status after.

Update component status

Set maintenance mode from your deploy script

Create incidents automatically

Trigger from your monitoring or alerting tools

Resolve when tests pass

Auto-resolve incidents when CI/CD succeeds

deploy.sh
# Set maintenance mode before deploy
curl -X POST \
  https://api.uptimesignal.io/webhook/$SECRET \
  -d '{"action": "update_component",
       "component": "api",
       "status": "maintenance"}'

# ... run your deployment ...

# Restore operational status
curl -X POST \
  https://api.uptimesignal.io/webhook/$SECRET \
  -d '{"action": "update_component",
       "component": "api",
       "status": "operational"}'

How to create a status page in 3 minutes

No code, no infrastructure, no configuration files. Just sign up and you're live.

1

Sign up with your email

Create an account at app.uptimesignal.io. We use magic link authentication -- no passwords to remember. Click the link in your email and you're in.

2

Add your monitors

Add the URLs you want to monitor. UptimeSignal starts pinging them immediately. Each monitor gets a 30-day uptime history bar that appears on your status page.

3

Create your status page

Pick a slug, add your logo, choose an accent color, and select which monitors to display. Your public status page is live instantly at yourcompany.uptimesignal.io/status/your-slug.

4

Optional: Connect your custom domain

On the Pro plan, serve your status page at status.yourdomain.com. We provide copy-paste proxy configurations for Cloudflare Workers, Vercel, Nginx, and Caddy. Your SSL is handled automatically by your proxy.

Create your free status page →

Takes under 3 minutes. No credit card required.

Status page pricing that makes sense

Status pages + uptime monitoring. One subscription. Starts free.

Free

A real free status page -- not a trial

  • Unlimited status pages
  • 25 monitors included
  • 5-minute check intervals
  • uptimesignal.io subdomain
  • Incident management
  • Component groups
  • Email alerts
Create free status page

Free forever. No credit card.

$15 /month

Everything, unlimited

  • Custom domains with SSL
  • Unlimited monitors
  • 1-minute check intervals
  • Inbound CI/CD webhooks
  • Remove UptimeSignal branding
  • 90-day uptime history
  • Embeddable uptime badges
Start free, upgrade anytime

No credit card required to start

Status page pricing comparison

See how UptimeSignal compares to other hosted status page providers.

UptimeSignal Atlassian Statuspage Instatus
Free tier Yes (25 monitors) No Limited
Starting price $0/mo $79/mo $20/mo
Custom domain $15/mo $79/mo $20/mo
Built-in monitoring ✓ Included ✗ Not included ✗ Not included
Incident management
Component groups
Inbound webhooks ✓ (API)
Uptime history bars 30-day 90-day 90-day

Prices reflect publicly listed plans as of 2025. Atlassian Statuspage Hobby plan ($29/mo) was discontinued; Business starts at $79/mo.

Who uses hosted status pages?

Any team that runs a service their users depend on.

SaaS companies

Enterprise customers expect a public status page. It's table stakes for closing B2B deals. Show them your API uptime, dashboard availability, and incident response times.

Common components: API, Dashboard, Webhooks, Background Jobs

API providers and developer tools

Developers integrating your API need to know when it's down. A status page with 30-day uptime bars and incident timelines gives them confidence in your platform.

Common components: REST API, GraphQL, OAuth, CDN

Internal tools and platform teams

Platform engineering teams use internal status pages to communicate service health across the organization. Reduce Slack noise during incidents -- point everyone to the status page instead.

Common components: CI/CD, Staging, Database, Auth Service

Open source projects

Open source projects with hosted services (package registries, documentation sites, CI) need status pages too. UptimeSignal's free tier covers most open source needs -- 25 monitors, unlimited status pages, no credit card.

Common components: Registry, Docs, CI Runners, Website

E-commerce and marketplaces

Sellers and buyers need to know if checkout, payments, or inventory sync is down. A public status page reduces support tickets during outages by giving sellers a single place to check.

Common components: Checkout, Payments, Inventory, Seller Portal

Agencies and freelancers

Managing client websites? Give each client a branded status page on their own domain. Custom branding makes it look like you built it yourself. Monitor all client sites from one dashboard.

Common components: Client Website, CMS, Email, DNS

Status page FAQ

Common questions about hosted status pages, custom domains, and incident management.

Is there a free status page I can use?
Yes. UptimeSignal's free tier includes unlimited status pages hosted at a uptimesignal.io subdomain, along with 25 uptime monitors, incident management, and component groups. It is genuinely free -- not a trial that expires. No credit card required. You can run a free status page indefinitely.
Can I use a custom domain for my status page?
Yes. On the Pro plan ($15/month), you can serve your status page at any custom domain like status.yourdomain.com. We provide ready-to-use proxy configurations for Cloudflare Workers (free), Vercel, Nginx, and Caddy. Your SSL certificate is handled automatically by your proxy -- giving you full control over your domain and infrastructure.
What is a hosted status page?
A hosted status page is a service-managed web page that shows the current operational status of your systems, APIs, and websites. Instead of building and maintaining a status page yourself, a hosted provider like UptimeSignal handles the infrastructure, uptime, and rendering. You just configure your monitors and customize the branding. Your hosted status page updates automatically when your services go up or down.
How is UptimeSignal different from Atlassian Statuspage?
Two main differences. First, UptimeSignal includes built-in uptime monitoring -- your status page reflects real system health, not just manual updates. Atlassian Statuspage is status-only; you need a separate monitoring tool. Second, pricing: Atlassian Statuspage starts at $79/month (their Hobby plan was discontinued). UptimeSignal starts free and is $15/month for Pro with custom domains, unlimited monitors, and all features.
How do I update my status page during an incident?
You can create and update incidents from the UptimeSignal dashboard. Each incident follows a lifecycle: Investigating, Identified, Monitoring, and Resolved. Every update you post appears in a chronological timeline on your public status page. You can also automate incident creation and updates via inbound webhooks from your CI/CD pipeline or alerting tools.
Can I automate status updates from CI/CD or monitoring tools?
Yes. UptimeSignal provides inbound webhooks that accept HTTP POST requests to create incidents, update component status, and resolve incidents programmatically. This integrates with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, PagerDuty, or any tool that can send an HTTP request. For example, you can set a component to "maintenance" before a deploy and restore it to "operational" after.
Do status pages show real uptime data?
Yes. Each monitor on your status page displays a 30-day uptime history bar with color-coded indicators: green for healthy, yellow for degraded, red for downtime. The data comes from real synthetic monitoring checks that UptimeSignal runs against your endpoints (every 1 minute on Pro, every 5 minutes on Free). You can also add manual components for services you don't monitor directly.
What are component groups and how do they work?
Component groups let you organize your status page into logical sections like "Infrastructure", "APIs", and "Third-party Services". Each component within a group can have its own status: Operational, Degraded Performance, Partial Outage, Major Outage, or Under Maintenance. Components can be linked to monitors for automatic status, or managed manually.
Can I customize the branding of my status page?
Yes. You can upload your company logo, set a custom accent color, and customize the header text. On the Pro plan, you can also remove UptimeSignal branding entirely, so your status page looks like it was built in-house. Combined with a custom domain, it becomes fully white-labeled.
What URL does my status page get?
Every status page gets an instant public URL in the format: yourcompany.uptimesignal.io/status/your-slug. You choose the slug when you create the page. On the Pro plan, you can also use a custom domain like status.yourdomain.com. Both options work with full SSL.
Can I embed an uptime badge on my website or GitHub README?
Yes. UptimeSignal provides embeddable uptime badges that show real-time status and uptime percentage. You can add these to your GitHub README, documentation site, landing page, or anywhere that supports image embeds. The badge updates automatically as your monitor status changes.
How does a status page reduce support tickets?
When users experience an issue, the first thing they do is check if it's a known problem. Without a status page, they email your support team. With a public status page, they can see the current status, read your incident updates, and know you're already working on it -- without filing a ticket. Teams typically see a 30-50% reduction in "is it down?" support tickets after launching a status page.
Is UptimeSignal suitable for enterprise use?
Yes. UptimeSignal's Pro plan includes everything enterprise teams need: custom domains with SSL, white-label branding, incident management with timelines, component groups, inbound webhooks for CI/CD automation, and 90-day uptime history. Many SaaS companies use UptimeSignal status pages to satisfy the transparency requirements in their enterprise sales process.

Create your free status page today.

Stop manually emailing customers during outages. Give them a public status page they can check any time.

Free tier includes unlimited status pages, 25 monitors, incident management, and component groups.

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