Status pages
Status pages that update from your monitors
A status page is only useful if it is up to date. In StatusTick, each component is linked to your monitors, and incident posts are drafted from your incidents, so your page stays current without a second tool.
Always current
Components linked to monitors
Group components and link each to one or more monitors. Their status follows the monitors.
Live overall status
Operational, degraded performance, partial outage or major outage, from the component states.
90-day uptime per component
The daily uptime bars your users expect.
Incident posts drafted for you
When an incident opens, StatusTick drafts the public update; publish it as is or edit it.
Yours, on your domain
Custom domain
status.yourcompany.com with automatic HTTPS.
Email subscribers
Your users get updates by email when you post.
Third-party services
Show the vendors you depend on, such as Stripe or AWS, as their own group.
Public or hidden
Keep a page hidden until it is ready.
Safe to share
No monitor URLs, headers or internal IDs on the public page unless you choose to show the URL.
Questions
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Point a CNAME to StatusTick and HTTPS is set up for you.
Does the status page update itself?
Component status follows the linked monitors, and StatusTick drafts incident posts from your incidents, ready for you to publish.
Try StatusTick before launch.
Launching Q1 2027. The closed beta is free.