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Status pages
Status pages that answer “is it just me?”
Give customers one place to check during an outage. Choose which services to show and what to call them; the page updates itself from your monitors.
⚠ Partial outage
Website · Operational · 99.98%
Public API · Down · 99.71%
Always current
An overall banner, each service's live status, and ongoing incidents. The page refreshes every minute.
90 days of history
A bar for every day shows uptime at a glance, with details on hover and an uptime percentage per service.
Nothing internal shown
Visitors see only the names you choose. URLs, hosts, IP addresses and error messages stay private.
How to set it up
- 1Open Status pages in the app and click New status page.
- 2Give it a title and an address, like /status/acme.
- 3Tick the monitors to show and give them public names.
- 4Share the link, or turn the page off at any time without deleting it.
The details
- Address
- /status/your-name on Spot Downtime
- History shown
- Up to 90 days (7 days on Free, matching its check history)
- Incidents
- Ongoing, plus resolved ones from the last 30 days
- Pages per workspace
- 1 on Free, 10 on Pro
Questions
- Can I hide a page temporarily?
- Yes. Switch it off and the address returns not found until you switch it back on.
- Does a busy status page slow anything down?
- No. Pages are cached for 30 seconds, so traffic spikes during an outage don't load your monitors.
Set up status pages in under a minute
Included on the Free plan. No card needed.
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