A status page is a public-facing page showing the real-time and historical uptime of your services. Share the URL with customers so they can check service health without contacting support.
Creating a status page
In your project, go to Status Pages → New status page and configure:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Internal label (not shown publicly) |
| Slug | The URL path for your page |
| Title | Heading shown to visitors |
| Description | Brief text shown below the title |
Adding monitors
After creating the page, select which monitors to display. Each monitor appears as a service row showing its current status and a 90-day uptime bar. You can add or remove monitors at any time without affecting the page URL.
Public URL
Status pages are publicly accessible — no login required. The URL format is:
https://status.watchplane.com/{slug}Custom domains are supported on higher plans.
What visitors see
- Current status for each service: Operational, Degraded, or Down
- 90-day uptime history bar per service
- Active incidents with descriptions and updates
- Full incident history
Visitors don’t need a Watchplane account to view the page.
Keeping customers informed
When a monitor goes down, the status page updates automatically. Add comments to the incident to keep visitors informed about what’s happening and when you expect resolution — comments appear on the status page in real time.
The Free plan includes 1 status page. Starter and above include additional pages.