Public status pages

Create a public, branded status page for your uptime checks with a custom domain, incident updates and email subscribers. No cookies or third-party scripts.

# Public status pages

> Create a public, branded status page for your uptime checks with a custom domain, incident updates and email subscribers. No cookies or third-party scripts.

A status page shows the current state and history of the checks you
choose, on a public page.

## Create one

**Status pages → New status page** in the workspace menu. Choose:

- a **name** and a **slug**: the page lives at
  `https://privatusanalytics.com/status/<slug>`,
- which **checks** to show (each shows under its check name),
- your logo and colors,
- optionally a **custom domain** such as `status.example.com`: point a
  CNAME at `privatusanalytics.com` and add the domain to the status page.

## Incident posts

Post updates during an incident ("Investigating", "Identified",
"Resolved") with a message. Posts appear on the page in a timeline.

## Subscribers

Visitors can subscribe by email. They confirm with a link (double
opt-in) and can unsubscribe from any email. Subscribers get your incident
posts. You can see and remove subscribers in the status page settings.
Their addresses are used only for these notifications.

## Privacy

Status pages set no cookies and don't load third-party scripts.

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A status page shows the current state and history of the checks you choose, on a public page.

Create one#

Status pages → New status page in the workspace menu. Choose:

a name and a slug: the page lives at https://privatusanalytics.com/status/<slug>,
which checks to show (each shows under its check name),
your logo and colors,
optionally a custom domain such as status.example.com: point a CNAME at privatusanalytics.com and add the domain to the status page.

Incident posts#

Post updates during an incident ("Investigating", "Identified", "Resolved") with a message. Posts appear on the page in a timeline.

Subscribers#

Visitors can subscribe by email. They confirm with a link (double opt-in) and can unsubscribe from any email. Subscribers get your incident posts. You can see and remove subscribers in the status page settings. Their addresses are used only for these notifications.

Privacy#

Status pages set no cookies and don't load third-party scripts.