Public Status Pages

Share your system status with customers, team members, and stakeholders. Create beautiful, customizable status pages in minutes.

No credit card required • Free plan available

What is a Status Page?

A public-facing page that displays the real-time operational status of your services

A status page is your communication hub during both normal operations and incidents. Instead of fielding dozens of "is it down?" messages, you can direct customers to a single URL that shows exactly what's working and what isn't.

With SystemOK's Status Pages, you choose exactly which monitors to display, customize the appearance, and control what information is visible. Perfect for SaaS companies, IT departments, and anyone who needs to communicate system status transparently.

Powerful Features

Everything you need to create professional status pages

Selective Display

Choose exactly which monitors to show on your status page. Keep internal systems private while sharing customer-facing service status.

Multiple View Modes

Display your services in Grid, List, or Tree view. The tree view automatically shows parent-child dependencies between monitors.

Historical Uptime

Show uptime history bars for 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days. Give visitors confidence with visual proof of reliability.

Password Protection

Keep your status page private with optional password protection. Perfect for internal team pages or client-specific views.

Custom Branding

Upload your logo and add custom footer text. Make the status page feel like part of your brand.

Incident History

Automatically display past incidents with start times, duration, and resolution details. Full transparency builds trust.

Privacy Controls

Hide IP addresses, ports, or monitor types. Show only the information your audience needs to see.

Drag & Drop Ordering

Easily reorder monitors with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Put your most important services at the top.

Dependency Visualization

Tree view automatically shows parent-child relationships. See how your infrastructure connects at a glance.

Create Your Status Page in 3 Steps

It takes less than 5 minutes to set up

1

Select Monitors

Choose which services you want to display from your existing monitors

2

Customize

Pick your display style, add your logo, and configure what information to show

3

Share

Get your unique URL and share it with customers or embed it on your website

Three Ways to Display Your Status

Choose the view that works best for your audience

Grid View

Display services in a clean card-based layout. Perfect for status pages with multiple services where you want to show everything at a glance. Each card shows the service name, current status, uptime percentage, and historical uptime bars.

  • Compact, easy to scan
  • Works great on mobile
  • Shows all services equally
Grid View Preview
API Server
99.8% uptime
Database
100% uptime
Web Server
99.9% uptime
CDN
100% uptime
List View Preview
API Server
99.8%
Database
100%
Web Server
99.9%
CDN
100%

List View

A traditional list format that's familiar and straightforward. Shows services in rows with status indicators, names, and key metrics. Ideal for status pages with many services where vertical space is more important than horizontal.

  • Familiar, traditional layout
  • Efficient use of space
  • Great for long service lists

Tree View

Visualizes the hierarchy of your infrastructure with parent-child relationships. Perfect for showing how services depend on each other. Parent services are shown at the root level, with dependent services indented below them, connected by visual lines.

  • Shows dependencies visually
  • Groups related services
  • Helps understand infrastructure
Tree View Preview
Main Server
└─ API Service
└─ Database
CDN

Who Uses Status Pages?

Status pages benefit any organization that relies on digital services

SaaS Companies

Build trust with customers by showing real-time status of your application, API, and infrastructure. Reduce support tickets during incidents.

IT Departments

Create internal status pages for employees to check system availability. Password-protect pages for different teams or clients.

E-commerce

Show customers that your store, payment processing, and order systems are operational. Reduce cart abandonment anxiety.

Developers & Agencies

Provide clients with dedicated status pages showing their websites and services. Professional transparency builds long-term relationships.

Advanced Configuration Options

Fine-tune exactly what your status page displays

Historical Time Ranges

Choose how much uptime history to display: 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days. Longer ranges show your reliability over time.

24 Hours 7 Days 30 Days

Privacy & Security Controls

Control what technical details are visible. Hide IP addresses, port numbers, or monitor types to keep sensitive infrastructure information private.

  • Hide/Show IP Addresses
  • Hide/Show Port Numbers
  • Hide/Show Monitor Types
  • Hide/Show Historical Uptime

Past Incident Display

Automatically show recent outages with details including start time, end time, duration, and error messages. Choose to display incidents from the last 24 hours, 7 days, or turn it off entirely.

Transparency builds trust - show you're honest about incidents and quick to resolve them.

Custom Branding

Upload your company logo (up to 500KB) and add custom footer text. Make the status page match your brand identity and include contact information or additional links.

Real-Time Status Updates

Your status page always reflects the latest monitor data. When a service goes down or recovers, the status page updates automatically. No manual intervention needed.

Ready to Create Your Status Page?

Start monitoring your services and share status with your users

Free plan includes 5 monitors • No credit card required