Status pages · included on every plan

The page your customers check before they email you.

A status page turns an outage from twenty identical support tickets into one calm sentence. Ours are included on every plan — public, subscribable, translatable, fully white-label, on a stable up4 URL or your own domain with SSL.

€3 starting credit · every feature unlocked · no card

The builder

Build one now. Right here.

This is a working miniature, not a screenshot. Rename it, restyle it, translate it, take our logo off — then run an incident on it and watch it do its job.

Controls
Accent color
removes our name from the footer — available on every plan
Your status page
Acme Hosting
All systems operational
Website 99.98%
API 99.98%
Checkout 99.98%
uptime · last 90 days
powered by up4

Notice the incident you just ran stays in the bar. A status page is a promise about history, not just about the present — which is why subscribers trust it more than a tweet.

What ships with it

Everything a status page needs. Nothing sold back to you.

Subscriber notificationsvisitors subscribe by email; bring existing lists via CSV import
Stable public URLpublish under an up4-hosted slug with HTTPS included
Custom domainstatus.yourcompany.com — DNS check, certificate issued for you
Translationsone page, several languages — your customers pick theirs
Incident updatespost investigating → resolved; subscribers hear it from you first
White-labelyour logo, no mention of us — on every plan
Uptime badgea live badge for your README or footer
Private pagesIP allowlist or an access link — for internal or client-only pages
Sectionsgroup components in customer language, not internal hostnames

Competitors bill status pages by subscriber count or sell them as a separate product entirely. Here they are a feature of monitoring — because that is what they are.

For agencies

One status page per client, none of them mentioning you — unless you want the credit.

With client accounts, every client gets their own status pages, cleanly partitioned. White-label removes our name; your logo and domain carry the trust. Share links let the client watch without a seat.

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FAQ

Status-page questions, answered plainly

Are status pages really included on every plan?
Yes — public status pages with subscriber notifications, translations and white-label are part of the product on pay as you go, Team and Agency alike. Nothing about the page itself is metered, and there is no per-subscriber charge.
Can I run it on my own domain?
Yes. Point status.yourcompany.com at us, we verify the DNS record and issue the certificate — no manual SSL step. Team includes one custom domain, Agency ten; on pay as you go you add domains from the wallet for €2 a month each. Every page also keeps its stable up4-hosted URL with HTTPS, so nothing breaks while DNS propagates.
Do you charge per subscriber?
No. Some vendors price status pages by subscriber tier — a page that gets popular during an outage is a strange moment to raise your bill. Subscribers are included; import existing ones via CSV.
Can I choose what visitors see?
Yes. You pick which monitors appear, group them into sections, and name them in customer language — visitors see “Checkout”, not your internal hostnames. Uptime percentages and history depth are up to you.
How do translations work?
You add languages per status page and provide the wording; visitors switch languages on the page. Useful when your customers span markets — or when your agency serves clients in three countries.
What happens during an actual incident?
The affected components flip automatically based on checks — no one has to remember to update the page at 04:13. You post human updates on top (investigating, identified, resolved), and subscribers get each one by email.
Can I try it before publishing anything?
The trial includes status pages with all released features and €3 of starting credit. Build one against real monitors, inspect its public up4 URL, and only then decide — no card required.

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€3 credit · no card · status pages on every plan