Status Page for Multiple Products and Services
A Status Hub gives you a status page for multiple products by bringing every product status page under one shared URL. Customers can see system status across your suite without switching between separate pages.
The Problem
Tired of Hosting 10+ Status Pages?
If you're running more than one product, this probably already sounds familiar.
Scattered URLs
Scattered URLs
Wrong Page, Wrong Read
Wrong Page, Wrong Read
A visitor lands on one page and assumes everything's down.
No Combined View
No Combined View
Nothing shows you what's affected across your whole suite at once.
Inconsistent Branding
Inconsistent Branding
Every page looks slightly different, none of them look connected.
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Why You Need a Status Hub for Multiple Products
A status page works well for one product. For a growing suite, a status page aggregator brings multiple product pages together into one status dashboard, so customers can check service health from one place.
Feature | Status Page | Status Hub |
|---|---|---|
Covers | One Product only |  Every product, grouped |
Custom URL | One slug, one product. | One shared URL for everything |
Cross-product navigation | Not applicable | Built-in navigation across every linked page |
Built for | Single Teams, SMBs, Single Products | Multiproduct, Suites, Enterprises |
If you're already juggling more than one status page, you've outgrown what a single page can do.
Setup
Watch It Come Together
From a blank hub to a published one, in four simple steps.
Widget
Prove Reliability Without Opening a Page
A status widget shows your live status right where people already are, on your website, inside your app, or in a customer portal, without sending them to a separate page.
Live status right on the website itself
A status badge sitting in your footer, always visible
A custom widget wired into your own integration
FAQs
What is a Status Hub?
A Status Hub is a service status hub that brings multiple product status pages together under one shared URL, giving customers a single place to check service health across your entire suite.
How is a Status Hub different from a status page?
A status page typically shows the health of one product or service. A Status Hub combines several status pages so users can view system status across multiple products from one place.
Can I create a status page for multiple products?
Yes. A Status Hub acts as a status page for multiple products by grouping individual product status pages under one shared URL.
What is a status page aggregator?
A status page aggregator combines multiple status pages into one central view, helping users check service availability and incidents across an entire product suite.
Get Started
Bring Every Product Under One Hub
Stop sending customers to multiple URLs. Bring all your products into one uptime status hub where customers can check service health as your suite grows.
Every product's status, one URL
Global incidents rolled up automatically
Branded to match your product
Scales as you add more products