How Statusentry works

Every tool you need to communicate during incidents.

No bloated features. No complex setup. Just what you need to keep customers informed when something breaks — and to prove reliability when nothing does.

See it in action — view the demo status page

Incidents

Investigating → resolved, with impact levels and per-service status

Maintenance

Scheduled in advance, public or internal

Integrations

Email · Slack · X (Twitter) · Webhooks · REST API

Status page

Custom domain · Uptime graph · History · Badge

Incident management

Communicate incidents clearly and in real time.

  • Move each incident through investigating, identified, monitoring and resolved.
  • Set the impact level and define how each affected service is impacted.
  • Keep updates public, or mark them internal for your own team.

Scheduled maintenance

Plan and communicate maintenance with clarity.

  • Schedule maintenance windows in advance and notify subscribers.
  • Choose the affected services and public or internal visibility.

Maintenance announcement templates →

Subscriber notifications

Reach customers where they already are.

  • Subscribers follow your page by email, Slack or webhook, with verification and one-click unsubscribe.
  • Unlimited status updates on every plan.

Public status page

A status page your customers can rely on.

  • Real-time status, incident history and per-service uptime in a clean interface.
  • Group services to match your product and pick the uptime time ranges you show.

Endpoint monitoring

Know before your customers do.

  • Built-in HTTP checks for any service, every 5 minutes up to every 24 hours.
  • Failed checks alert your admins by email or Slack.
  • Included in paid plans — no separate monitoring tool required. How it works

AI writing assistant

Calm, clear updates under pressure.

  • Refine incident titles and update messages with one click.
  • Keeps the tone factual and customer-friendly while you focus on the fix. See examples

Integrations & API

Connect Statusentry with your existing tools.

  • Post updates to X (Twitter), Slack, email and webhooks automatically.
  • REST API with API keys to create and update incidents and maintenance from your own systems. Docs

Status embed badge

Show live status inside your product.

  • A lightweight, color-coded badge for your website or app.
  • Links straight to your status page. Docs

Branding & custom domain

Make the status page your own.

  • Your logo, favicon, header text and social links.
  • Host it on status.yourcompany.com with a managed SSL certificate (Business and Enterprise).

Team members

Work together without confusion.

  • Invite teammates with Owner, Admin or User roles.
  • Everyone can post an update — no training required.

Subscriber management

Keep communication targeted.

  • See, add and remove subscribers at any time.
  • Verification flows keep lists clean.

Security

Secure by default.

  • All pages and the API are served over HTTPS.
  • Role-based access and verification flows protect your workspace.

Reliability & trust

A status page has to work when everything else doesn't.

So we hold ourselves to the standard we ask of you — in public.

Independent of your stack

Your status page runs on Statusentry, not on your servers or cloud account — so it stays up when your product is down.

Our own status, in public

We run status.statusentry.com on our own product and post our incidents there.

Monitored around the clock

We monitor Statusentry and get notified if it's down. How we monitor

Actively developed

Recent releases include endpoint monitoring, the AI writing assistant and incident templates. See what's new

What happens to my status page when my own service goes down?

Nothing — it stays up. Your Statusentry status page is hosted by Statusentry, not on your servers, cloud account or domain hosting, so an outage in your product doesn't take your status page with it. That independence is the main reason to use a hosted status page instead of a page on your own site.

How do I know Statusentry itself is reliable?

We run our own public status page, status.statusentry.com, on the same product you use, and we post our own incidents there. We also monitor Statusentry ourselves and get notified if it goes down. We explain the full setup in How we monitor Statusentry.

Is Statusentry actively developed?

Yes. Our recent releases include endpoint monitoring, the AI writing assistant, incident templates and a full UI redesign.

Can I leave with my data?

Yes. There are no long-term contracts — plans are monthly and you can downgrade or cancel at any time. Your incidents and maintenance are also available through the REST API on paid plans.

From detection to resolution — one timeline.

Every incident gets a clear lifecycle that subscribers and teammates can follow in real time.

11:04

Resolved

All systems back to normal. Postmortem to follow.

10:55

Monitoring

Mitigation deployed. Observing for stability.

10:48

Identified

Root cause traced to an upstream provider timeout.

10:42

Investigating

Elevated error rate detected on /v1/checkout.

Be transparent when it matters most.

Focus on resolving incidents — not on managing tools.

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