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Status pages

Publish a branded status page for every client site that needs one

Turn client-site health into a public source of truth with branded status pages, incident timelines, uptime summaries, and subscriber updates.

No credit card required during the trial period.

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MyApp

status.myapp.com

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All systems operational
24h
100.000%
7d
99.980%
30d
99.940%
Website 100%
API 100%

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system status

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24h
100.000%
7d
99.980%
30d
99.940%
Website
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API
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Status Report

MyApp

status.myapp.com


All systems are operating normally.

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Uptime

24h
100.000%
7d
99.980%
30d
99.940%

Components

Website 100.000% uptime
API 100.000% uptime

Ledger theme

What status pages include

Status pages turn monitored site health into a public customer-facing page with uptime summaries, incidents, subscribers, and branded presentation controls.

Public status page per site

Current status from uptime checks

24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day uptime summaries

Incident history

Subscriber form

Custom subdomain support

Logo, favicon, accent color, theme, and support link

Why it matters

Public communication reduces duplicate support questions and gives customers a trusted source of truth when something is degraded or recovering.

Customers need one place to check service health

Public updates reduce duplicate support questions

Branded status pages feel more trustworthy

How it works in DownCTL

Status pages turn internal monitoring into client-safe communication when a website issue needs a public source of truth.

  1. 1 Enable the public status page
  2. 2 Customize branding
  3. 3 Publish incidents and post-mortems
  4. 4 Let visitors subscribe to updates
FAQ

Common questions

What is a status page?

A status page is a public page where customers can see current service health, uptime summaries, and incident updates.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. DownCTL supports custom status page subdomains. Apex/root domains are not supported yet.

Can visitors subscribe to incident updates?

Yes. Visitors can subscribe and receive incident and post-mortem notifications.

Are status pages included on every plan?

Yes. Status pages are included with DownCTL plans rather than sold as a separate product.

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