Status pages
Publish a public page that shows your monitors' live status and uptime.
A status page is a public page that shows how your services are doing, so your customers and teammates can check for themselves instead of asking you. You choose which monitors appear on it, and PageWarden keeps it up to date automatically.
What a status page shows
For each monitor you add to the page, visitors see:
- Its current status (up, degraded, or down).
- Uptime over the last 24 hours, 7 days, and 30 days.
- A 90-day bar with one block per day, so a rough patch is easy to spot.
The page also lists recent incidents, and a banner at the top summarizes whether everything is healthy or something is down right now.
Create a status page
- Go to Settings and find the Status pages section.
- Select New status page.
- Give it a name (for example, your company or product name).
- Choose the monitors it should show.
- Leave Published on to make it live, then save.
Your page is published at app.getpagewarden.com/status/ followed by its web
address. You can set that address yourself or let PageWarden generate one from the
name. Turn Published off any time to take a page offline without deleting it.
Add a status badge
Every status page comes with a small badge you can embed on your own site or in a
README. It shows the page's overall state at a glance and links back to the full
page. The badge lives at your page's address followed by /badge.
Plans
Status pages are available on every plan: one on the Free plan, and more on the paid plans (up to ten on Pro). See the plan comparison for the full breakdown.