Public status pages built from the monitors you choose
UptimeSure status pages let an account publish selected monitor health to a public URL. V1 focuses on clear component status, uptime context, basic theming/logo and active or recent incidents without claiming custom domains or enterprise white-label controls.
A status page is an account-owned collection of selected monitors with a public slug. Only the monitors you select are rendered on that page.
The page itself does not decide health independently; it reflects monitor state produced by the monitoring engine.
Create and edit a page from the member area, choose components, order them and configure the V1 appearance supported by the page editor.
What UptimeSure checks
- Selected component status
- Recent uptime information
- Active/recent incident context
- Safe escaped public text
Common use cases
- Customer-facing availability page
- Internal service overview shared without dashboard access
- Launch or campaign dependency status
Configuration
- Slug
- Title/description
- Selected monitors
- Monitor order
- Basic theme/logo where configured
Alerts and recovery
Status pages are a communication surface; operator alerts still come from monitor/channel associations.
Example
Example: publish web, API and DNS monitors on one page so customers can see which component is affected during an incident.
Frequently asked questions
Does V1 support custom status-page domains?
No. Custom domains and automatic TLS are explicitly deferred beyond V1.
Is V1 a white-label product?
No. Enterprise white-label controls are not a V1 claim.
Can I choose which monitors are public?
Yes. Status pages render the monitor selection saved for that page.
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