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

Pick the monitors, choose a slug or your own domain, and the component states and uptime bars keep themselves current. What customers are told about an incident stays yours to write — with a timeline, and an Atom/RSS feed they can follow.

The page has two halves. The components are your monitors under public labels, arranged in groups you name, each with its own current state and a day-by-day uptime bar — that half is generated from the same results your team works from, so it is never behind. The other half is what you publish: an incident or a maintenance window, with impact, affected components and a running update timeline that visitors can follow by Atom or RSS.

Nothing is announced on your behalf: an incident PulseTrace opens is a fact, and whether customers should hear about it is your call — one click from the incident when it is. 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.
• Incidents and maintenance you publish, with an update timeline.
• Custom domain on Pro; white-label on Enterprise.
• Atom and RSS so anyone can follow without signing up.