A branded status page for your whole product.
Group every service into one page customers can subscribe to — components, incident and maintenance timelines, your logo and colors, RSS. Need something quick? Turn any monitor into a free public page in one click.
How it works
Build a branded status page in three steps — or skip ahead and turn any monitor into a free public page in one click.
Create a status page
Name it, pick a public slug, and you have a branded page ready to wire up. Advanced pages are on Pro and above; one-click per-monitor pages are free on every plan.
Group monitors into components
Drop the monitors that matter to your customers into components — API, Dashboard, Background jobs. Each component stays lit by the monitor underneath in real time.
Brand it, then share
Upload a logo, pick accent colors, and publish. Post incidents and scheduled maintenance as they happen — your customers can subscribe via RSS.
The actual product
The page your customers see, and the toggle that publishes it
Real components, virtual data. One monitor, one URL, one toggle.
Public status
Payment Gateway Health
Verifies processor connectivity every 5 minutes
Last seen 2m ago
100.0%
24h
99.9%
7d
99.8%
30d
Incident stream
Recovered
Cache probe back to 92ms
Watching
Gateway p95 below threshold
Quiet
No customer-facing incident
Distribution
No recent incidents. All systems operational.
Drumbeats.io
Public health check
Uptime
100.0%
24h
100.0%
7d
99.9%
30d
Latency
104ms
No recent incidents.
Drumbeats.io
Public health check
Uptime
100.0%
24h
100.0%
7d
99.9%
30d
Latency
104ms
No recent incidents.
Live status banner, rolling uptime cards, incident state, and response trends adapt from a wide browser to a phone-sized public URL.
Setup
One toggle. One URL. Done.
Every monitor has a Status Page card in its settings. Toggle it on, get a public URL at status.drumbeats.io/s/<your-slug>, share the link. There is no separate product, no per-page pricing, no static-site step.
- Auto-refreshes every 60 seconds — driven straight from monitor state
- Vanity slug on Pro (`status.your-company.com` via CNAME)
- Drumbeats branding removed on Pro and Business
- Per-page `noindex` toggle for status pages you don’t want crawled
Two ways to ship status
Build a branded page that speaks for your whole product — or grab a free page per monitor in one click.
Advanced status pages
Pro & up · for every need
One branded page for your whole product. Group many monitors into components, run an incident and maintenance timeline, and make it yours — logo, colors, and an RSS feed users can subscribe to.
- Many monitors, grouped into components
- Incident & scheduled-maintenance timelines
- Your logo, colors, and favicon
- RSS feed for subscribers
Simple status pages
Free · set up in 60 seconds
Need something quick? Turn any single monitor into a public page in one click — real-time state, 24h/7d/30d uptime cards, and a shareable URL.
- One public page per monitor
- Real-time, driven by monitor state
- 24h / 7d / 30d uptime cards
- Vanity slug + branding removal on Pro
Why most status pages fail
Status pages are easy to ship and hard to keep honest
Most public status pages are theater. They show a green dot when no human has marked them red — which means they show green for the entire window between an outage starting and an engineer remembering to update the page. Customers refreshing during an incident see "all systems operational" while their requests time out, and the trust cost of being caught lying about uptime is much higher than the cost of just admitting the outage in the first place.
The fix is to drive the page directly from monitor state, not from a human update flow. When a monitor transitions to DOWN (after the configured `failure_tolerance` is hit), the page shows DOWN — automatically, in seconds, without anyone editing anything. Humans add commentary and post-mortem context AFTER the fact; the state itself is never lying.
Drumbeats was designed around this principle. Every status page is a view onto the underlying monitor — not a separate database engineers have to remember to update. You get real-time correctness for free, three rolling-window uptime percentages automatically, and a control surface that lives next to the monitor itself.
Components & groups
Bucket monitors into components and sections — API, Dashboard, Background jobs — so customers see your product the way it is actually built. Each component is lit by its underlying monitor in real time.
Incident timeline
Post incidents as they happen with status, impact, and rolling updates. Drumbeats stamps timestamps, shows active/resolved state, and keeps a public history customers can reference.
Scheduled maintenance
Schedule maintenance windows ahead of time. The page transitions to maintenance at the start, back to operational at the end — no manual flipping, no expired banners.
Your branding
Upload a logo and favicon, pick accent colors, and choose a default theme. The page wears your identity, not Drumbeats’. Custom subdomain on Pro keeps the URL on-brand too.
RSS for subscribers
Customers and partners can subscribe to incident updates via RSS — no email signup, no app to install, just a feed they read where they already read everything else.
Real-time, monitor-driven
Components and the overall page reflect live monitor state. When a monitor flips DOWN, the page does too — no manual updates, no green-during-an-outage.
Start with a page per monitor on Free, or roll many services into one branded Advanced page on Pro — either way the public URL is pinned to live monitor state, so customers see the same authoritative truth your team does.
Drumbeats vs. dedicated status-page tools
Statuspage.io, Atlassian Statuspage, hand-rolled static pages — every team picks one. Here is what each approach actually delivers.
FAQ
Common questions about status pages
Fewer support tickets. More user trust.
When users can check status themselves, they stop emailing you. When they see a transparent incident history, they trust your product more — not less. A public status page is one of the highest-ROI things you can add to your infrastructure.
60s
Refresh interval — auto-driven from monitors
24h / 7d / 30d
Rolling uptime windows shown on every page
$0
Status pages are free on every plan
Your users deserve to know what’s happening.
Build a branded status page in minutes — or turn any monitor into a free public page in one click.
No credit card required · Branded pages on Pro · Quick path free on every plan
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- Full FAQ
49 deeper technical answers about monitor configuration.