STATUS PAGE

Website Status Page for Real-Time Uptime and Incident Updates

A website status page gives customers and teams a real-time view of service availability, uptime, incidents, and maintenance. Zunoy Uptime keeps it updated automatically, so users can quickly answer, “Is this down for everyone?” without opening a support ticket.

Create a Status Page

Here's What This Actually Saves You

  • Fewer support tickets

    When something breaks, visitors check your website status page instead of emailing your team.

  • One source of truth

    Your team and your customers see the same real-time status page.

HUB

A Status Hub for Every Product You Run

Running more than one product usually means running more than one status page. A Status Hub groups them under a single URL, with shared branding, and shows the operational status of every linked page from one place. Add or remove linked pages at any time, and save the hub as a draft while you're still setting it up.

  • Custom hub URL slug, checked for availability before you publish

  • Global incidents shown across every linked page, not just one

  • One operational summary instead of five separate ones

See Hub

Get Your Website Status Page Running In A Minute

Step 1

Name Your Page

Every status page starts with a name and a slug. Zunoy Uptime keeps the internal name separate from what visitors actually see.

Internal & Public Name

Set a name your team recognizes, and a separate display name visitors see on the page.

Choose your own URL slug, checked for availability as you type.

Add tags to keep multiple status pages organized as your workspace grows.

Step 2

Choose Your Monitors

Pick which monitors show up, and how they're grouped, before anyone sees the page live.

Select Monitors

Choose exactly which monitors appear, nothing shows up by default.

Organize monitors into sections, and drag them into the order that makes sense.

Choose how each monitor's status displays, list or grid, per monitor.

Step 3

Brand and Localize It

Make the page look like yours, not a third-party tool, and set it up for the audience actually viewing it.

Logo & Colors

Set light and dark mode logos, a favicon, and your brand's primary and secondary colors.

Host the page on your own domain instead of a Zunoy subdomain, verified through DNS.

Set a default language, date format, and time format for the audience viewing the page.

Step 4

Turn On Notifications

Decide how visitors find out about a change, and how incidents reach the page automatically.

Subscribe Button

Let visitors opt in to updates through email, SMS, Slack, Discord, or webhooks.

Incidents on linked monitors sync to the page automatically, no manual update needed.

Step 5

Publishing & More

Handle planned downtime ahead of time, then preview and publish when it's ready.

Preview & Publish

See exactly how the page looks before it goes live, then publish.

Schedule planned work so it shows as maintenance, not an outage.

LIVE

See What Your Uptime Status Page Shows in Real Time

  • 01

    Current Status

    Operational, degraded, or down, updated the moment a check runs

  • 02

    Uptime Percentage

    A running record measured against your SLA, including P95 availability.

  • 03

    Recent Downtime

    The last outage with the incidents mentioned, visible right where visitors look.

  • 04

    Uptime History

    A calendar view of how each service has actually performed.

WIDGET

Embed Your Status Widget Anywhere

A status widget pulls live data from your uptime status page and embeds it wherever you need it: your app, internal dashboard, or website with no separate page required.

Create a Widget

Scenarios

See Where This Actually Pays Off

  • SAAS

    SaaS Companies

    A shared outage no longer means fifty identical tickets asking the same question.

  • OSS

    Open Source Maintainers

    Contributors see infrastructure health without pinging you on Discord.

  • IT

    Enterprise & IT

    Internal teams get a private system status page instead of a company-wide email thread.

  • API

    API Providers

    Developers check your status before opening a ticket about their own code.

Quick Answers About Website Status Pages

What is a status page?

A status page is a public or private page showing the live status, uptime, response time, and incident history of your services, built from your existing monitors.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Run a hosted status page on your own custom domain instead of a Zunoy subdomain.

Can I make my status page private?

Yes. Restrict access with a password or limit it to specific email domains, instead of publishing it as a public status page.

What is a Status Hub?

A Status Hub groups multiple status pages under one shared URL, useful if you run more than one product or service.

Publish Your Status Page

Show uptime, response time, and incident history on a website status page customers can check without contacting support. Publish it once, and it stays updated automatically.

  • Live uptime and response time

  • Full incident history, always visible

  • Branded with your own domain

  • Visitors can subscribe for updates

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