Publish a status page
Choose public components, share your link, and post announcements.
1 min readChoose what visitors see
- Open Status page in the workspace.
- Give the page a title and choose which monitors are published as components.
- Set customer-facing component names, sections, and order.
- Save and review the preview. Copy the public link and open it to check the visitor experience.
Communicate during an outage
Published components update from confirmed monitoring states. Ongoing incidents appear near the overall status, while resolved incidents remain in history. Add public notes from Incidents to explain impact and progress.
Post an announcement from the status editor when you need a page-wide message. An announcement can expire automatically, but scheduled maintenance windows are not supported.
Share history, a badge, or a feed
Visitors can choose 7, 30, or 90 days of daily uptime. Grey bars mean no observations. Each page also provides an embeddable SVG status badge and an Atom incident feed.
Monitor addresses, check errors, notification destinations, and acknowledgements stay private. Each workspace starts with one status page. On Premium, Add status page in the editor creates up to 10 per workspace, each with its own link, components, announcement, access, and branding; a workspace always keeps at least one.