Every client, every incident. Status pages under your brand.

Four areas: branding with nine layouts, your own logo, custom CSS and a custom domain, incidents and maintenance with updates, templates, backfills and postmortems, subscriptions by email, SMS, push, Slack, Microsoft Teams, webhook and RSS plus a badge and an embed widget, and private pages with login, SSO, password, IP allowlist and audience groups. Everything runs on the same platform as your monitoring.

No. Status pages are part of the same platform as your monitoring. You switch the module on once in your dashboard and then create a page per client. Components link straight to your existing monitors, with no integration and no second login.

From the same checks that trigger your alerts, confirmed across several EU locations. An open incident sets the affected component to degraded or outage, a maintenance window to maintenance. The page never shows raw check data. For services you do not check yourself, you set the status by hand or embed the status of a third-party provider.

Yes. Logo, colors, layout and domain are yours, and the page never names Uptimeify. The optional "Powered by" line shows your own product name, and you can switch it off. When something breaks, your client sees your brand, so every outage builds trust in you, not in us.

Yes. A page can be visible only to signed-in client members, only through SSO, with a password or only from certain networks. With audience groups, each group sees only its own components by email domain. You can run an internal page for your team and a public one for your client on the same platform.