Feature · Status Pages
Let customers check before they email support
A public status page shows live incident state for the monitors you choose, so customers can check for themselves during an outage instead of flooding support — and subscribers get availability updates by email automatically.
Subscribers · notified automatically
214
Last incident4 min · resolved
Monitors on this page3
90-day uptime shown99.94%
One page, live state
Say it once, everyone sees it
Pick which monitors appear, and the page reflects their real-time status plus a rolling uptime percentage. When an incident opens on a monitor shown on the page, it appears there automatically — no separate update to write.
- ✓Select which monitors show — a status page for the whole domain, or just the systems customers care about.
- ✓Live incident state — an open incident on a listed monitor appears on the page the moment it's detected.
- ✓Email subscribers — anyone can subscribe to get notified the moment status changes, without you sending an update by hand.
- ✓Rolling uptime shown — a trailing uptime percentage builds customer confidence even outside of an incident.
Heartbeats
Nightly backup
Every 1h
12m ago
Newsletter queue
Every 15m
2m ago
Data warehouse sync
Every 6h
9h ago
Your job calls its ping URL after every successful run — FlowHunt never has to probe your server.
Behind the page
A status page is only as good as what feeds it
A public page showing 'all systems operational' is only trustworthy if the monitors and heartbeats behind it are actually watching the systems that matter. Build out Uptime Monitors and Heartbeat Monitoring first, then pick what to show.
- ✓HTTP, TCP, DNS and Transaction checks — cover the public endpoints customers actually depend on.
- ✓Heartbeats for background jobs — so a silent failure doesn't stay invisible to the status page too.
- ✓Choose the subset to publish — internal monitors stay internal; only what customers need appears.
0
manual updates needed once a monitor is on the page
The page reflects your monitors' real state automatically — no separate incident post to draft and publish during an outage.
See Uptime Monitors
Ready to give customers a place to check status themselves?
Free check · 7-day trial · no credit card