Hosted status pages

A hosted status page on your own domain

Q: What is a hosted status page?

A public page Tallwatch hosts for you — usually on a custom domain like status.yourcompany.com — with live component status, recent incidents, and uptime history.

Q: Can I put a status page on my own custom domain?

Yes. Point status.yourcompany.com with a CNAME and Tallwatch issues the certificate for you. Custom domains are included on every plan, including Free.

Q: How does the status page stay accurate?

Components map to your monitors. Live state comes from the same multi-region consensus checks that open incidents and page on-call.

Q: Are Tallwatch status pages public or private?

Both. Public pages are open to anyone with the link. Private pages can be password-protected for internal or client-only status.

Q: How much uptime history does a status page show?

Each page shows 90 days of uptime history as a per-day uptime bar, and you can drill in from any day to the underlying response time.

Q: Can customers subscribe to status updates?

Yes — by email (with one-click unsubscribe) and RSS. Slack status-page subscribers are on the roadmap.

Q: Can I remove Tallwatch branding from my status page?

Every plan lets you add your own logo, colors, and favicon. The "Powered by Tallwatch" mark can be removed on the Business plan.

Q: How do components work on a status page?

You group your monitors into components, and each component shows the worst state of the monitors under it. That keeps the page readable when one service spans several checks.

Q: What does it cost to run a hosted status page?

Free ($0, no credit card, commercial use allowed) includes one status page on your own domain. Pro is $14.99/mo for three pages; Business is $24.99/mo for unlimited pages with branding removed.

Custom domain, your branding, public or private visibility, 90 days of uptime, email and RSS subscribers. Components stay honest because they run on the same multi-region consensus that pages your team — and one page is included on free uptime monitoring.

Your domain, your brand

Host on status.yourcompany.com with your logo, colors, and favicon. The powered-by mark comes off on Business.

Components

Group monitors into components. Each one shows the worst state of the checks underneath it.

90 days of uptime

A per-day uptime bar on the index, with a drill-in to response time over 24 hours to 90 days.

Subscribers

Customers subscribe by email or RSS and are notified when an incident affects your services. Slack status-page subscribers are on the roadmap.

Setup

Your uptime. Your domain.

Group your monitors, brand the page, point your domain, and open it up for subscribers. Tallwatch handles TLS and the live status behind it.

Add your components
Group monitors into components. The component shows the worst state of everything under it.
Brand it
Logo, primary color, and favicon. On Business, the Powered by Tallwatch mark comes off.
Point your domain
Add a CNAME and Tallwatch issues TLS automatically. Live badges track DNS and the certificate as they come up.
Let people subscribe
Email and RSS subscribers are notified when an incident affects your services, with one-click unsubscribe on email. Slack status-page subscribers are on the roadmap.

FAQ

Status pages, answered

What teams ask before they put a status page in front of customers.

Go deeper on status pages

How the page stays honest, and where it sits in Tallwatch.

Setup guides

Step-by-step docs on docs.tallwatch.com for this part of the product.

Status pages overview

Public uptime history and incident updates on your domain.

Status page domains

Tallwatch subdomain or custom domain with CNAME + TXT.

Status page updates

Automatic and manual incident updates plus subscribers.

A page after regions agree — not after one probe fails.

Start on Free with multi-region consensus. No credit card.

Start free

Agent

Page as markdown

Raw agent-readable copy for this route. Copy it into a model, or browse the site-wide agent index at /llms.txt.

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Hosted status pages

# A hosted status page on your own domain

Custom domain, your branding, public or private visibility, 90 days of uptime, email and RSS subscribers. Components stay honest because they run on the same [multi-region consensus](/consensus-monitoring) that pages your team — and one page is included on [free uptime monitoring](/free-uptime-monitoring).

## Your domain, your brand

Host on status.yourcompany.com with your logo, colors, and favicon. The powered-by mark comes off on Business.

## Components

Group monitors into components. Each one shows the worst state of the checks underneath it.

## 90 days of uptime

A per-day uptime bar on the index, with a drill-in to response time over 24 hours to 90 days.

## Subscribers

Customers subscribe by email or RSS and are notified when an incident affects your services. Slack status-page subscribers are on the roadmap.

Setup
## Your uptime. Your domain.

Group your monitors, brand the page, point your domain, and open it up for subscribers. Tallwatch handles TLS and the live status behind it.

1. **Add your components** — Group monitors into components. The component shows the worst state of everything under it.

2. **Brand it** — Logo, primary color, and favicon. On Business, the Powered by Tallwatch mark comes off.

3. **Point your domain** — Add a CNAME and Tallwatch issues TLS automatically. Live badges track DNS and the certificate as they come up.

4. **Let people subscribe** — Email and RSS subscribers are notified when an incident affects your services, with one-click unsubscribe on email. Slack status-page subscribers are on the roadmap.

FAQ
## Status pages, answered

What teams ask before they put a status page in front of customers.

### What is a hosted status page?

A public page Tallwatch hosts for you — usually on a custom domain like status.yourcompany.com — with live component status, recent incidents, and uptime history.

### Can I put a status page on my own custom domain?

Yes. Point status.yourcompany.com with a CNAME and Tallwatch issues the certificate for you. Custom domains are included on every plan, including Free.

### How does the status page stay accurate?

Components map to your monitors. Live state comes from the same multi-region consensus checks that open incidents and page on-call.

### Are Tallwatch status pages public or private?

Both. Public pages are open to anyone with the link. Private pages can be password-protected for internal or client-only status.

### How much uptime history does a status page show?

Each page shows 90 days of uptime history as a per-day uptime bar, and you can drill in from any day to the underlying response time.

### Can customers subscribe to status updates?

Yes — by email (with one-click unsubscribe) and RSS. Slack status-page subscribers are on the roadmap.

### Can I remove Tallwatch branding from my status page?

Every plan lets you add your own logo, colors, and favicon. The "Powered by Tallwatch" mark can be removed on the Business plan.

### How do components work on a status page?

You group your monitors into components, and each component shows the worst state of the monitors under it. That keeps the page readable when one service spans several checks.

### What does it cost to run a hosted status page?

Free ($0, no credit card, commercial use allowed) includes one status page on your own domain. Pro is $14.99/mo for three pages; Business is $24.99/mo for unlimited pages with branding removed.

Related reading
## Go deeper on status pages

How the page stays honest, and where it sits in Tallwatch.

- [Multi-region consensus monitoring](https://tallwatch.com/consensus-monitoring): The same agreement rule that opens incidents also drives component state on your status page — so customers see what on-call was paged for.
- [Free uptime monitoring for production](https://tallwatch.com/free-uptime-monitoring): Commercial use allowed, no credit card — and one hosted status page on your own domain included.
- [Designing status pages your customers actually trust](https://tallwatch.com/blog/status-pages-customers-trust): Why the status page is judged on your worst day, and how component-level state and a public history make it read as honest.
- [Your status page is only as honest as your monitoring](https://tallwatch.com/blog/your-status-page-is-only-as-honest-as-your-monitoring): Why hand-updated pages go green over real outages, and why wiring components to monitors fixes the lie by default.