Sitebase
Feature

Status page

Status page monitors URLs you care about and shows a public page where visitors can check if everything is running. Think BetterStack Lite, built into Sitebase.

When to use it

Use a status page when your customers or users need a place to check uptime: a SaaS product, an API, a marketing site, or anything behind a URL. The public page shows real-time uptime, and incidents tell the story when something goes wrong.

How it works

  1. Create the Status page feature from your website's + Add more screen.
  2. Add monitors — each one is a URL that Sitebase will check on a schedule.
  3. Copy the snippet or hosted embed URL from Setup and embed the status page on your site.
  4. Sitebase pings your monitors, auto-creates incidents on failure, and auto-resolves them on recovery.

Monitors

Each monitor is a URL checked at a regular interval. You configure the HTTP method (GET or HEAD) and the check interval. The Monitors tab lists every monitor with its current status, response time, and uptime percentage.

You can pause and resume monitors at any time. Paused monitors stop being checked but keep their history.

Check intervals

The check interval depends on your plan: Starter checks every 5 minutes, Pro and above check every minute. The interval is set per monitor.

Monitor limits

How many monitors you can have depends on your plan: Starter includes 3, Pro includes 10, Business includes 25, and Agency includes 50.

Incidents

When a monitor fails consecutive checks, Sitebase automatically creates an incident. When the monitor recovers, the incident is auto-resolved. You can also create incidents manually and add timeline updates to explain what happened.

Incidents go through four statuses: investigating, identified, monitoring, and resolved. The public status page shows open incidents with their full timeline.

Uptime alerts

When a monitor goes down or recovers, Sitebase sends alert emails to the workspace owner and collaborators. These alerts follow the same notification preferences as other features.

The public status page

The status page is a hosted embed at /embed/:key that visitors can check at any time. It shows the overall status ("All systems operational" or the current outage), per-monitor rows with 90-day uptime bars, and an incident timeline. The page refreshes automatically every 60 seconds.

Unlike form-based features, the status page is display-only — it does not collect any data from visitors.

Dashboard tabs

  • Monitors — add, edit, delete, pause, and resume monitors. Shows status, latency, and uptime.
  • Incidents — open incidents with update forms and resolved incident history.
  • Data — 90-day uptime bars per monitor.
  • Setup — embed snippet and hosted embed URL.
  • Config — status page title, description, and display preferences.
  • Docs — reference for the snippet attributes and embed URL parameters.

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