Is it us, or is it them?
Many outages start at a vendor. Follow the services your app depends on, and StatusTick tells you when they post a problem, in your alerts and on your incidents.
- Checkout API is down · 503 on 2 checks in a row since 14:05 UTC.
- Stripe reports no incident. Payments API and Checkout are operational.
- Vercel reports no incident.
- Cloudflare reports no incident.
- Twilio reports no incident.
So the bug is yours. Start with your own deploy.
- StripePayments · Operational
- OpenAIAI · Operational
- GitHubDeveloper tools · Operational
- CloudflareNetwork · Operational
- TwilioMessaging · Operational
- VercelHosting · Operational
Follow your vendors.
Pick your vendors
Cloud, payment, AI and developer services, down to single components. vendor.statustick.com lists them.
Official status, read for you
StatusTick reads each vendor’s official status every few minutes, per component.
Alerts when they break
A third-party alert in your usual channels when a vendor you follow has an incident.
Every vendor you depend on, on one page.

Answers during an incident.
Vendor outages on your incidents
When your monitor fails while a vendor has an incident, StatusTick shows the vendor next to it.
Suggestions for your status page
Link a vendor to a component, and StatusTick suggests a change when the vendor has a problem. Your users only see your component name.
Ask your coding agent
Ask “is it us or Stripe?” from Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT through the StatusTick MCP server.
- YouIs it us or Stripe?
- AgentStripe reports no incident on Payments API or Checkout. Your Checkout API monitor has been down since 14:05 UTC with a 503, so the problem is most likely on your side.
Questions.
- Which vendors can I follow?
- Cloud, payment, AI and developer services. vendor.statustick.com lists every vendor we follow.
- Do vendor alerts wake me up?
- Not by default. Vendor alerts are marked third-party, and you choose where they go.
- What does it cost?
- Nothing while in beta. Pricing comes with launch.
See it on your own product.
Point it at your product tonight. In the morning you’ll see what happened while you slept, and which of it needed you.