A status page that keeps itself up to date, with your name on it.
Give customers one link that answers "is it down, or is it me?". Relvato's status page shows your websites up or down right now, 90 days of uptime and their response times, straight from the uptime monitors you already run. When something breaks, post an incident and its updates, and everyone who subscribed gets them by email.
Everything a customer looks for when something seems wrong
The status comes from Relvato's uptime monitor, which requests your sites from Europe and the US every minute on Business and every 30 seconds on Agency. Nobody has to remember to update the page.
Up or down, right now
Each website on the page shows Operational or Down, and the banner at the top says whether all systems are operational. When both regions agree a site is down, the page says so on its own.
90 days of uptime
A bar for every day, coloured by that day's worst moment, and the uptime percentage over 90 days. Customers see the track record, not just today.
Response times
A small line of each site's typical response time over the last 30 days, with the latest value beside it.
Incidents and updates
Post an incident with its impact (minor, major or maintenance) and add updates as it moves: Investigating, Identified, Monitoring, Resolved. Open incidents sit at the top; resolved ones stay on the page for 14 days.
Email subscriptions
Turn on subscriptions and visitors can sign up for incident updates. Nothing is sent until they confirm, every email has a one-click unsubscribe, and unsubscribing deletes the address.
Maintenance windows
The maintenance windows you set on the uptime monitor show on the page: the one under way, or the next one within a week, with your note. Planned work doesn't count as downtime.
From the monitors you already run to a link you can share
A status page is a view of your uptime data. There's no second monitoring service to set up.
Monitor your sites
Add your websites to Relvato. The uptime monitor starts on its own and checks them from two regions.
Create a page
Under Reports & status pages, choose an address and a title, and pick up to 25 of your sites to show.
Add your brand
Your name, a logo and an accent colour, shared with your client reports. Subscriber emails come from "Your name via Relvato".
Share the link
Put it in your footer, your help pages or your emails. The page keeps itself up to date; you only write the incident updates.
What it does, and what it doesn't yet
A status page should be honest about outages. This one is honest about itself, too.
It does
- Show each site's status from Relvato's own probes in Europe and the US
- Keep 90 days of daily uptime and 30 days of response times
- Publish incidents with impact, status and timed updates
- Email updates to confirmed subscribers, with one-click unsubscribe
- Carry your name, logo and colour, on as many pages as you need
It doesn't (yet)
- Use your own domain: pages live at app.relvato.com/status/your-page
- Post incidents for you: a site turns Down on its own, but the incident and its updates are written by you
- Send text messages or post to chat apps for subscribers: updates go by email
What feeds the page, and who it's for
The status page sits on top of the uptime monitor, and agencies use it for their clients.
Questions, answered
What is a status page?
A public page that tells customers whether your website or service is working, and what you're doing about it when it isn't. It saves them guessing, and saves you answering the same question from everyone during an outage.
Do I have to update it when a site goes down?
No. The status of each site comes from the uptime monitor, so a site that's down shows as Down without anyone touching the page. What you write are the incident updates: what happened, what you're doing and when it's fixed.
How is this different from relvato.com/status?
That page is Relvato's own status, for Relvato's customers. The status pages described here are the ones you publish for your own websites and your own customers.
Can I have more than one status page?
Yes. Create as many as you need, each with its own address and up to 25 sites: one for your shop and one for your app, or one for each client if you're an agency.
Can I use my own domain?
Not yet. Pages live at app.relvato.com/status/ followed by the address you choose. They carry your name, logo and colour, and search engines are asked not to index them, so they don't compete with your own pages.
One link that answers "is it down?" before anyone asks.
Monitor your sites with Relvato, then publish their status in a few clicks. Status pages are on the Business and Agency plans.