Give customers and visitors a public source of truth so they can quickly understand whether your website, application, or service is operating normally.
Status Pages are included with every Spark Uptime plan and can display selected monitors, current availability, and customer-facing updates.
What status pages show
Status Pages are designed to help you communicate service health clearly and consistently. They provide a public, read-only view that can be shared with customers, visitors, partners, or internal teams.
Uptime visibility
Show service availability and monitor status in a customer-facing format.
Current incidents
Help visitors understand whether a service disruption is currently active.
Selected monitors
Choose which monitors appear on each status page based on the services you want to publish.
Public URL
Each status page receives a unique URL that can be shared with customers or linked from your website.
Create a status page
Create a status page from your account dashboard and choose which monitored services should be displayed publicly.
Open Status Pages
From your account dashboard, click Status Pages.
Enter a title
Enter a clear, customer-facing Status Page Title that identifies the service or organization.
Add a subheading
Optionally provide a subheading to describe the scope of the page or the services being shown.
Select monitors
Choose the monitors you want displayed on the status page.
Make the page visible
Enable Visible to make the page publicly accessible.
Create the page
Click Create Status Page. A unique URL is generated automatically.
Visibility controls
Visibility controls allow you to publish or remove a status page from public access without deleting the page configuration.
Find the status page
Open Status Pages from your account dashboard and locate the page you want to update.
Hide the page
Click Hide to remove the page from public access.
Confirm the visibility state
The page state will update to Hidden and the page will no longer be publicly reachable.
Post a status message
Status messages allow you to communicate important updates beneath the page subheading. Use them for maintenance notices, incident updates, service advisories, or general operational messages.
Edit the status page
Click Edit on the status page you want to update.
Enter the message
Enter the message you want to display beneath the subheading.
Save changes
Click Save Changes to publish the updated status message.
Recommended uses
Use status pages anywhere your customers, visitors, or internal stakeholders need a reliable view of service health.
Customer communication
Share service health information with customers during incidents or maintenance windows.
Website status
Display availability for public websites, applications, APIs, and critical services.
Reduced support volume
Give visitors a place to check current status before contacting support.
Internal visibility
Provide teams and stakeholders with a consistent view of operational status.