Free Public Status Pages for Your Website or API

Show customers your service is healthy — and be transparent when it isn't. Turn your monitors into a public status page with its own URL, or embed live status on any site.

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Free plan · 10 URLs · hourly checks · 2 AI summaries/mo · no credit card

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How it works

  1. Monitor your URLs

    Add the pages and API endpoints you want to show.

  2. Create a status page

    Pick which monitors appear and choose a URL like sitemonitor.dev/status/your-app.

  3. Share or embed

    Link to it from your footer or help center, or embed live status with a two-line snippet.

You choose which alerts each URL sends — downtime, content changes, slow responses — and we email you when they happen.

What a status page shows

  • Current up/down status for each monitor
  • Recent uptime history
  • Response times
  • An embeddable live widget

Fewer 'is it down?' tickets

When something breaks, customers check your status page instead of opening support tickets. It also signals that you take reliability seriously — an easy trust win for small teams.

Frequently asked questions

Can I embed status on my own site?

Yes. Copy the embed snippet from your status page settings and paste it into any HTML page, docs site, or Notion page.

Does the status page update automatically?

Yes. It reflects the latest results from your monitors — nothing to update by hand.

Is Site Monitor free?

Yes. The Free plan covers 10 URLs checked every hour, with 2 AI change summaries a month — no credit card required. Upgrade only if you need faster checks, more URLs, or more AI summaries.

How often does Site Monitor check a page?

Free checks every hour. Paid plans check as often as every 5 minutes, and you can set the interval per URL.

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Free plan · 10 URLs · hourly checks · 2 AI summaries/mo · no credit card

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