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Status pages on your own domain

A status page answers "is it down?" before your customers have to ask. Upcertain builds it from the monitors you already have and keeps it current on its own.

Updated 25 October 2026 · By the Upcertain team

Built from your monitors

Pick the monitors to show and group them into sections, such as Platform and Apps. Give each one a public name ("Web app" rather than prod-web-2) and hide the URLs if they reveal internal hosts. The page shows the current state of every service and 90 days of uptime.

Your domain, your look

  • Custom domain. Point a CNAME such as status.example.com at pages.upcertain.com; Upcertain verifies it and the HTTPS certificate is issued automatically. See custom domains. Included on Team and Business.
  • Logo and theme. Upload your logo and choose a light or dark page.
  • Address on Upcertain. Every page also has an address at upcertain.com/s/<your-page>.

Honest about outages, without the noise

The page lists the last 7 days of incidents, grouped by day in the page's time zone. Incidents that start within 2 minutes of each other show as one: "Web app, API and 8 more were unavailable". Each shows the cause, the time range and each service's own downtime, because services on different check cycles fail and recover a few seconds apart.

Short blips are folded into one line per day ("6 brief outages, each under 5 minutes, 7 m 30 s in total"). You choose what counts as brief, from 1 to 30 minutes, or leave brief outages off the list entirely; the page then says how many were not listed, and uptime still counts them. Why we built it this way is in brief outages on status pages.

History and maintenance

A history page shows 90 days of incidents a month at a time. Scheduled maintenance appears in its own section ahead of time, and time inside a maintenance window counts as maintenance, not downtime.

Who can see it

  • Public: anyone with the address, and search engines.
  • Password-protected: visitors enter a password once per browser. See password protection.
  • Private: only signed-in members of your account.

Subscribers

Visitors can subscribe by email. They confirm with a button press, and every announcement you publish reaches them with an unsubscribe link that also works as one-click unsubscribe in mail clients.

Plans

Basic includes one status page. Team and Business include unlimited pages, custom domains and the option to hide the small "Powered by Upcertain" footer link. Every page also offers a status badge, a small image of its current state for a README or your website. See pricing.

Questions

Can I see a live example?
Yes: Upcertain's own status page runs on the product.
Do brief outages still count against uptime?
Yes. Folding or hiding brief outages changes only how the incident list reads. The uptime figures include every minute a monitor was down.
What does a custom domain serve?
Only the status page and its history. The app, API and MCP server answer on upcertain.com only.

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