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Public status pages fed by your monitors — free, on your own domain

Pick the monitors, choose a slug or your own domain, and the page updates itself: 90-day uptime bars, open incidents, maintenance windows. Customers hear it from you first, and support stops answering 'is it down?'.

Because the status page reads the same incidents your team works, there is nothing to post manually — an incident opening shows on the page, resolving clears it, a scheduled maintenance window appears ahead of time. Components map to monitors or groups of monitors, each with its own uptime bar and current state.

Every plan includes a status page. Team adds more pages, Pro adds a custom domain and Enterprise white-labels the page entirely. Trust pages extend the idea for security-conscious buyers: the same page plus the endpoint and domain security grades.

  • 90-day uptime bars per component, with daily detail.
  • Automatic incidents and maintenance from your monitors.
  • Custom domain on Pro; white-label on Enterprise.
  • Trust pages add security grades.
app.pulsetrace.app · status pages

How it works

  1. 1Create a status page: name, slug, the monitors to show, grouped as you like.
  2. 2Publish at status.pulsetrace.app/<slug> or point a CNAME at it for your own domain (Pro).
  3. 3Incidents and maintenance windows appear and clear automatically.

Plan availability

Free: 1 page · Team: 5 pages · Pro: unlimited + custom domain · Enterprise: + white-label.

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Questions about status pages

Is the status page really free?
Yes — one public page on the Free plan, with the PulseTrace slug. Custom domains start on Pro.
Can I hide a monitor from the page?
Yes — the page shows only the monitors you add to it, and each can be renamed for a customer-facing label.