A status page your customers can trust
Give your users a single URL to check when something feels off. Vantaj's hosted status pages reflect your live monitor results, carry your branding, and give you a place to announce incidents and planned maintenance.
Hosted automatically
Your status page goes live the moment you connect monitors to it. No code to write, no server to manage.
Real-time monitor status
Every monitor section reflects your live check results. When your API recovers, the status page updates automatically - no manual flipping.
Your logo and favicon
Upload a logo and favicon per status page so it looks like part of your product, not a generic third-party page.
Sections and ordering
Group monitors into named sections and drag to reorder them - the order you set is exactly what visitors see.
Uptime history
Configurable history window of 7, 30, or 90 days, with a visual bar chart per monitor. Customers see your track record, not just the current state.
Incidents with severity
Post Minor, Major, or Critical incidents with a running timeline of updates. Severity controls the color customers see - yellow, amber, or red.
Scheduled maintenance
Link a maintenance window to your status page and it announces itself: upcoming notice, a live blue banner while it runs, then it moves to past incidents automatically.
Subscriber notifications
Let customers subscribe to email updates so they hear about incidents, resolutions, and maintenance windows without refreshing the page.
Public or private
Make a page public for customers, or keep it private and visible only to signed-in members of your organization.
Custom domain
Serve your status page from status.yourdomain.com via a simple CNAME record. Your brand on your domain.
RSS feed and badges
Give visitors an RSS feed to follow, or embed a live status badge in your README and an iframe widget on any webpage.
Search engine control
Hide a status page from Google with one toggle if you'd rather it stay reachable only by direct link.
How it works
Choose what to show publicly
Pick which monitors appear on your status page, group them into sections, and reorder them however makes sense to your customers.
Make it look like yours
Add a logo, favicon, and accent color, then publish with a slug or your own custom domain. Your status page URL is live immediately.
Post updates as things happen
Open an incident with a severity level and post timeline updates as the situation evolves. Subscribers get notified by email automatically.
No surprises for your customers
Link a maintenance window to the page and it handles the announcement for you - before, during, and after the work is done.
Frequently asked questions
Do incidents open automatically when a monitor goes down?
Can I run more than one status page?
What happens to a maintenance window on the status page after it ends?
Can I keep a status page private?
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