Documentation

Features

Status updates

Short messages that tell visitors and subscribers what is happening right now.

Incidents

Group related updates around one ongoing problem and notify subscribers.

Visibility modes

Choose who can open a status page. Public, secret link or password.

Custom domains

PRO

Serve a status page from your own hostname with automatic HTTPS.

Services

A service is one status page with its own team, plan and settings.

Components

Report the status of individual parts of a service.

Public status page

What visitors see at /status/{slug}.

Search engine indexing

PRO

Status pages are hidden from search engines by default. PRO can allow indexing.

RSS feed

Let visitors follow a service in a feed reader.

Languages

The site is available in 10 languages.

Monitoring

Automatic checks that update your status page when something fails.

Endpoints

A verified domain that monitors are allowed to check.

Monitor types

REST health, text match and DOM assertion checks.

Thresholds and timing

How many failing checks it takes before a status update is published.

Email subscribers

Visitors subscribe to status emails without an account.

Team and roles

Who can do what on a service, and how invitations work.

REST API

Post status updates and manage incidents from scripts and tools.

Plans and limits

What FREE and PRO include, and the limits that apply to everyone.

Accounts and sign-in

Registration, email confirmation, sign-in options and password rules.

Security and rate limiting

What protects your account, your data and your visitors.

Email notifications

Which emails Status Raptor sends, and to whom.

How-to guides