RealUptime Status

Same outage. Two status pages.

RealUptime Status checks your service from four live regions and publishes every one of them separately, so a customer in Asia-Pacific never reads “all systems operational” while their region is actually down.

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A typical status pageOne probe, one badge

All systems operationalExample

Checked from one region. The Asia-Pacific outage is invisible to it, so the badge stays green while customers there file tickets.

Yours, on RealUptime StatusFour regions, separately

acme.dev

ExampleDegraded

US-EastOperational
US-WestOperational
EuropeOperational
Asia-PacificDegraded

Incident drafted automatically: checks from Asia-Pacific are failing while three regions remain healthy.

What comes with the page

Built for a page your customers actually bookmark.

Maintenance windows

Schedule planned work ahead of time so it reads as maintenance, not an unplanned incident.

Subscriber updates

Customers can subscribe to your status page and get notified when its state changes, without following a support channel.

Your own domain and branding

Point status.yourcompany.com at your page and match it to your own brand instead of shipping it under someone else's.

A full uptime history

Every monitor keeps a running history bar customers can check before they decide to trust the current reading.

Incident communication

When a region fails, the incident writes itself.

The moment a regional check confirms a failure, RealUptime Status drafts the incident automatically instead of waiting for someone to notice, decide what to say, and write it by hand. It names the affected region, stays on the page while the failure continues, and closes itself out when the region recovers. Your customers find out from your status page, not from a support ticket.

How it works

From probe to page in three steps.

Add your endpoint

Point RealUptime Status at a URL. The probe fleet starts checking it from four regions, US-East, US-West, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, every 60 seconds, on every plan.