Branded status pages give customers a place to check website availability without access to your internal monitoring dashboard. MonitoraWeb supports client branding, custom domains, HTTPS, and subscribers so you can publish useful service information under a name your audience recognizes.
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When a client's website has an issue, a status page on their own domain can be easier to share than a generic vendor link. MonitoraWeb supports custom-domain status pages with HTTPS and client branding on paid plans. If the DNS is on Cloudflare, the record is created in one click, and we issue the certificate, including www.
A customer-facing page gives clients and visitors a consistent place to check service status. Your team can focus on investigating the incident while visitors use the page to review available information instead of repeatedly requesting the same update.
Email subscriptions with double opt-in and no dashboard account. We write when a site has been down 15, 30, or 60 minutes (your choice), remind at 24 hours and then every 3 days, and send “back up” only for outages we announced. One email for everything, at most 3 a day, branded with the page.
Each service shows its availability bar for the last 90 days, so today's status reads with context.
Publish what happened and when it was resolved, and the record stays on the page.
When a monitor has a maintenance window, the page says “maintenance”, not “down”. And no alerts go out during it.
Every page has RSS and Atom feeds for people who use a reader. Every monitor has an SVG status badge you can put on a website or a README.
See how many visits the page had in the last 30 days without setting cookies or storing IPs. You can also fix each page's language to Spanish or English.
With the option to stay out of search engines, for pages meant only for your clients.
Free includes one status page. Pro includes 30 status pages. Agency includes unlimited status pages. Different client accounts and brands often need separate destinations, so choose a plan that matches the number of customers you support. On Free the page lives on our address with our design; each client's branding and custom domain come with Pro and Agency.
MONTHLY REPORT · August 2026 Client Uptime Outages ───────────────────────────────────────── tienda-ejemplo.com 99,98 % 1 clinica-ejemplo.com 99,94 % 2 hotel-ejemplo.com 100,0 % 0 api.ejemplo.com 97,40 % 6 Sent automatically on the 1st, to whoever you choose.
MonitoraWeb checks website availability and confirms outages before sending downtime alerts. Your status page offers a separate customer-facing view. Together, they create a straightforward process: detect an issue, notify the right people, and give clients a reliable place to check status.
Yes, on paid plans: point a CNAME record such as status.yourcompany.com to us and the page is served there over HTTPS. If your DNS is on Cloudflare, the record is created in one click from the dashboard. We issue the certificate, including the www version.
Yes, on paid plans: logo, favicon, colors, and one of three templates, so agencies can present a consistent identity.
Free includes one, Pro includes 30, and Agency includes unlimited pages.
No. A published status page provides a separate place to check availability without logging into your monitoring administration area. You can make it public, private, or password protected.
Yes, by email with double opt-in, and they only hear about serious outages: after a site has been down 15, 30, or 60 minutes (you choose per page), with a reminder at 24 hours and then every 3 days up to 30 days, and a “back up” email only for outages they were told about. Several sites go in one email, at most 3 a day per page, branded with the page.
