Use cases
Nobody wants a status page for its own sake. A customer asks for one, an auditor does, a contract does — or the support queue fills up with the same question.
Status pages for startups
For the moment a big prospect asks you to share your status page and you do not have one. Live in ten minutes, €12/mo.
Read moreSalesStatus pages for enterprise sales
The security questionnaire asks how you notify customers during an incident. One link answers that — and a few of the questions after it.
Read moreComplianceAn audit-ready status page
ISO 27001 and SOC 2 ask you to show how you communicate incidents to customers. A timestamped page proves it without extra work.
Read moreSupportStatus pages for reducing support tickets
During an outage everyone asks the same question. A status page answers it once, for everyone, at the same time.
Read moreAPIStatus pages for API providers
Your customers are developers: they need a feed they can read in code, not only a page they can look at.
Read moreAI agentsStatus pages for AI agents
Agents read your status page and can run it: an MCP server, a Markdown version, and a log that shows what the assistant did.
Read moreStart monitoring in five minutes
One URL, one email address — and you will hear about the next outage from us, not from a customer.