Public status pages
A public status page turns an outage into a moment of trust. PulseStack publishes live monitor status and uptime history on a page you control, with custom branding, your own domain, password protection and subscriber notifications. Every plan includes a status page, Free included.
The Free plan includes one public status page at a pulsestack.co.uk address, with live status and uptime history. Password protection starts on Starter, subscribers and removing our branding on Pro, and custom domains on Team. No card required.
Acme Cloud
status.acme.io
Scheduled maintenance
Database upgrade, Sunday 02:00 to 03:00 UTC. No downtime expected.
1
Status page included on the Free plan
Live
Uptime history on your public status page
9
Monitor types you can display live
0
False incidents during maintenance windows
When something breaks and customers hear nothing, they assume the worst and flood your inbox. A status page answers the question everyone is already asking.
Every customer opens a separate ticket asking if it is just them. Your team answers the same question fifty times instead of fixing the problem.
No public acknowledgement reads as no awareness. Trust erodes fastest in the gap between the incident starting and you saying anything.
Scheduled maintenance with no notice is indistinguishable from an outage. Customers panic over work you deliberately planned.
Your status page is wired to the same monitors that already watch your infrastructure. No separate data to manage.
Set up HTTP, API, TCP, DNS or any of the nine monitor types PulseStack supports.
Choose which monitors appear on the page and group them into services your users recognise.
Add your logo, colours and domain on paid plans, or lock the page with a shared password.
Publish and hand the URL to customers. Status and uptime history update automatically.
PulseStack detects incidents automatically from your monitors. As the situation changes, the timeline on your status page updates, and on eligible plans your subscribers are kept in the loop from first alert to all clear.
Incident timeline
API check failed from 2 of 3 locations, confirmed on re-test
Status page updated, subscribers notified
Upstream provider degradation confirmed
Recovery detected, all-clear published
Everything below is real PulseStack capability. Some features unlock on paid plans, noted where relevant.
Your status page is not limited to simple ping checks. Surface the real health of everything PulseStack watches.
Websites and endpoints, with custom headers.
Confirm expected text is present on a page.
A TCP connection to a host and port.
A specific service port is open and answering.
REST endpoints with custom headers and a status code check.
Cron jobs and workers that must check in.
Certificates checked for expiry and validity.
Records resolve to the values you expect.
Advance warning before a domain lapses.
Password protected page
status.internal.acme.io
This status page is private.
Not every status page should be open to the world. Password protection lets you share the current state of internal services, staging environments or NDA customer systems with only the people who hold the password.
Give customers a single URL to check before they email. Publish uptime history to back up your reliability claims.
Run a branded status page per client on their own domain, so your reliability is visible without exposing PulseStack.
Password protect a page for internal services so the wider business can self-serve status instead of pinging you.
Show checkout, API and payment health together so a partner issue does not look like a store-wide failure.
Display API and webhook status with uptime history, the numbers your developer customers actually ask for.
Start on Free with one status page and no card, then add branding and subscribers as you grow.
Status pages are included everywhere: 1 on Free, 3 on Starter, 10 on Pro and up to 9,999 on Enterprise. Branding, custom domains and subscribers unlock as you move up. No invented limits, just what each plan actually gives you.
| Capability | Free | Starter | Pro | Team / Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Status pages included | 1 | 3 | 10 | Up to 9,999 on Enterprise |
| Live status and uptime history | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Maintenance windows | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Custom domain and branding | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Password protection | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Subscriber notifications | No | No | Yes | Yes |
Free is 5 monitors on HTTP with 5-minute checks. Paid plans start at GBP 9 per month with all monitor types. Annual billing saves 20 percent and every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial.
A status page is the public face. Behind it, PulseStack alerts your team on failure and again on recovery, across eight channels, so you are already fixing the issue as the page turns amber.
SMS alerts are included on the Team and Enterprise plans. Alerts fire only once a failure is confirmed from at least two check locations, to keep noise down.
An outage is inevitable. Looking like you have no idea it is happening is a choice. A status page is the difference between trusted and chaos.
A status page is a public web page that shows whether your website, app or API is working right now, with its recent uptime history and updates during an incident. Customers check it instead of emailing support, which cuts tickets during an outage. A PulseStack™ status page updates itself from your monitors, so it changes the moment a check fails or recovers.
Yes. The Free plan includes 1 public status page with live monitor status and email alerts, and no card is required to start.
Yes, on the higher plans. Custom domains are included with the Team and Enterprise plans, and you can remove the PulseStack™ branding from the Pro plan upward. On the Free and Starter plans your status page lives at a pulsestack.co.uk address.
Yes. From the Starter plan you can switch on password protection so only people with the password can view the page, which is useful for internal or client-only status pages.
Subscribers are available on Pro plans and above, so people can follow your status page for updates rather than checking manually.
You can schedule maintenance windows for planned work so expected downtime is communicated clearly on the page instead of reading as an unplanned outage.
It shows live up or down status for each published monitor along with uptime history, and incident detection and history are recorded automatically.
A status page is included on every plan, Free included. Add monitors, share the link, and give your customers a straight answer the next time they ask if you are down.
No card required to start. 14-day trial on paid plans.