Status pages

A public status page your customers trust

When something breaks, customers want answers fast. A WatchControl status page shows real uptime and live incident updates — and cuts the flood of support tickets.

Branded & public

Share a clean public page that reflects the monitors you choose, on your own status URL.

Incidents & updates

Post an incident, add timeline updates and mark it resolved — customers see progress in real time.

Real uptime

Show genuine uptime percentages and current status, backed by the same checks that alert you.

Fewer support tickets

Give customers a single place to check, instead of emailing to ask whether you are down.

Related guides

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Status page best practices

How to run a status page customers actually trust.

Building an alerting strategy

Get the right alert to the right person, fast.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I share a public status page with customers?

Yes — publish a branded public status page that shows real uptime and incident history to your customers.

Does it update automatically?

Your monitors feed the page, and you can post incident updates so customers stay informed during an outage.

Does it reduce support load?

That is the idea — a public status page turns 'is it down?' tickets into self-service.