Status pages
Branded public or private pages, subscribers, custom domains, and status badges.
A status page shows the live state of the monitors (or monitor groups) you put on it, plus active incidents, announcements and scheduled maintenance. Each project on the Free plan includes one status page; Pro raises the limit.
Building a page
Create a page under Status Pages, then attach resources (monitors and monitor groups) and arrange them. Pages support:
- Branding — logo, colors, and custom CSS.
- Public or private — private pages require viewer authentication.
- Announcements, incidents and maintenance — shown with their timelines and public notes.
- Overview history — per-resource uptime bars rendered in the viewer's timezone.
Subscribers
Visitors can subscribe to a status page and get notified about incidents and scheduled maintenance. Deliveries run in background workers with per-attempt logging.
Custom domains
Serve a status page on your own domain (say status.example.com):
- Add the domain on the page's Custom Domains tab.
- Prove ownership of the parent domain (an apex TXT record) and point a CNAME at Uptimely. The guided setup opens your DNS provider's flow in an embedded window and can finish both records in one pass — on providers with one-click connect (like Cloudflare) it's a single approval. Manual record instructions are always available as a fallback.
- Once DNS verifies, the page serves on your domain with TLS, and Uptimely keeps monitoring the records for drift.
Status badge
Every public status page exposes a live SVG badge at
app.getuptimely.com/status/<slug>/badge — embed it in a README or wiki.
Badge variants can show uptime percentage or response time.