Status pages for sites and online services

A public status page answers the question anyone asks the moment a site stops responding: "is this my problem, or do they already know?" Showing it under your own brand, instead of a third party's, changes how whoever's looking at it sees the situation, even for a personal project with just one client to keep informed.

Embedding it safely

A status page meant to be embedded elsewhere still needs to stay under control: embedding stays blocked by default, like any other page on the platform, until you explicitly authorize the domain it should be called from. No page ever ends up embedded on a site you didn't choose. Once the domain is authorized, you can pick the compact style, built to fit inside a narrow panel with no wasted margins, in whichever light or dark variant matches the rest of the page hosting it best.

Two concrete cases

A professional with a single site creates a status page for their clients, with their own name instead of Etizei's, and embeds it in the contact section of the site: whoever looks at it sees a well-run service, not an external tool.

An agency tracking ten clients, on the other hand, often needs several pages: one enterprise client needs three, split by service area, while a smaller client is happy with one. The number of pages, set case by case, allows exactly that, without having to move a single demanding client onto a whole different package.

Self-service or assisted setup

You can create and customize a status page directly from your account. If you'd rather not deal with it, or you're not sure how many public pages you need, we can work it out together as part of the assisted setup.