Status pages

Share your status page

Give customers, teammates, and stakeholders one read-only URL for current service health. Visitors do not need a GetPulseCheck account.

Copy and verify the public URL

Open Dashboard, then select Settings.
In the Status pages section, open the page you want to share and select Open public page to view it at /s/your-slug.
Copy the full URL and open it in a private browser window. This confirms that the page is public and does not depend on your dashboard session.
Share the URL in your incident updates, support responses, status notices, or service documentation.

The page title, optional logo, and accent color you configured.
The overall status for the published monitors.
Each monitor's display name, target, and status.
Uptime over your plan's history window (30 days on Free, one year on Pro and Team) when ClickHouse analytics are available.
Groups and monitor order from the editor.
A last-updated timestamp and an automatic refresh indicator.

Status labels are written out so state is not communicated by color alone: Operational, Degraded, Down, Paused, and Unknown.

The page revalidates approximately every 30 seconds while the browser tab is visible, so monitor status changes appear without a manual reload.
If a monitor is deleted, it is removed from the public page automatically.
If uptime analytics are unavailable, uptime shows — and the page uses the monitor's stored update time as the last-checked value.
If the status-page database client is unavailable, visitors see a status-page unavailable message. Other transient database failures may return an error response, so retry the page if it does not load.

Status pages

Give customers, teammates, and stakeholders one read-only URL for current service health. Visitors do not need a GetPulseCheck account.

Open Dashboard, then select Settings.
In the Status pages section, open the page you want to share and select Open public page to view it at /s/your-slug.
Copy the full URL and open it in a private browser window. This confirms that the page is public and does not depend on your dashboard session.
Share the URL in your incident updates, support responses, status notices, or service documentation.

The page title, optional logo, and accent color you configured.
The overall status for the published monitors.
Each monitor's display name, target, and status.
Uptime over your plan's history window (30 days on Free, one year on Pro and Team) when ClickHouse analytics are available.
Groups and monitor order from the editor.
A last-updated timestamp and an automatic refresh indicator.

Status labels are written out so state is not communicated by color alone: Operational, Degraded, Down, Paused, and Unknown.

The page revalidates approximately every 30 seconds while the browser tab is visible, so monitor status changes appear without a manual reload.
If a monitor is deleted, it is removed from the public page automatically.
If uptime analytics are unavailable, uptime shows — and the page uses the monitor's stored update time as the last-checked value.
If the status-page database client is unavailable, visitors see a status-page unavailable message. Other transient database failures may return an error response, so retry the page if it does not load.