Status Pages

A status page that
updates itself.

Most status pages are a second tool you have to wire up and remember to update. PingPing's is part of your monitoring. When a 30-second check spots an outage, your status page already knows.

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A PingPing status page showing live uptime status, SSL status and response time for a website

TL;DR

A status page gives your users one URL to check during an incident, instead of emailing you. PingPing's status page is updated automatically from your 30-second monitoring, runs on your own domain in your language, and is included on every plan. No separate tool, no manual posting.

When your site goes down, everyone asks the same thing.

"Is it down for everyone, or just me?"

Without a status page, the answer arrives in your inbox. Support emails pile up. A few people tweet. You're firefighting the outage and fielding "are you down?" messages at the same time.

A status page answers that question for them, so they don't have to ask you.

Companies regularly report fewer support tickets during incidents once they have one. And a calm, honest status page often does more for trust than the outage did to hurt it.

A status page, without the second tool

The point of a status page is trust. The work of running one shouldn't undo it.

  • Updates itself

    Your status page reflects your 30-second checks. When a real outage hits, it updates and logs the incident on its own, no manual posting under pressure.

  • Your domain, your language

    Serve it on a custom domain so it looks like part of your product, and show it in your audience’s language. Multi-language is built in.

  • Comes with your monitoring

    It's not a separate subscription you configure and maintain. Turn it on alongside the monitoring you already run, included from €6/mo.

Enterprise status pages are built for incident teams.

This one is built for you.

You don't need component matrices, on-call rotations, and a comms workflow to tell people your site is up. You need a clean page that's honest and current.

PingPing keeps it simple on purpose. One status page for your site, always reflecting what your monitoring actually sees.

How it works

1

Monitor your site

Add your URL. PingPing checks it every 30 seconds from multiple regions.

2

Turn on your status page

Pick your domain and language. It pulls live status from your monitoring.

3

Share the URL

Link it from your app and footer. It stays current on its own.

What you get

  • Live status, updated automatically from your 30-second checks

  • SSL certificate status and average response time, not just a green dot

  • Outage count and last-check time, so visitors see the real picture

  • Custom domain, public or private, in 10 languages

All of it included, alongside uptime, response-time and SSL monitoring.

Trusted by builders

Reliability people can verify

Teams running revenue-critical sites use PingPing to monitor and to show their users they're on it.

  • We partnered with PingPing to provide our customers with a simplified uptime monitoring solution. Their team is fantastic, responsive and cares about our business. Thanks chaps!

    Jack Ellis

    Co-founder at Fathom Analytics

  • After using much more complicated tools, PingPing was a breath of fresh air in the monitoring space. The app is wonderfully simple, and beautifully designed. Highly recommend!

    Jonathan Reinink

    Creator at Inertia.js

  • PingPing is so simple, yet so useful. You can be set up in about two minutes and the tracking starts immediately. There is no better way to be instantly notified if your site has problems.

    Eric L. Barnes

    Founder at Laravel News

How it compares

Status pages range from simple to enterprise. Here's where PingPing sits.

PingPing Statuspage / status.io
Setup On alongside your monitoring A separate product to configure
Updates Automatic from 30-second checks Mostly manual or via integrations
Custom domain & languages Included Higher tiers
Comes with monitoring Yes, one tool No, status page only
Pricing Included from €6/mo Separate subscription
Best for Solo founders & small teams Large incident-response teams

If you want enterprise incident comms, the big platforms earn their price. If you want a status page that just stays current, this is simpler.

Give your users a status page worth checking

Auto-updated from 30-second checks. 14-day free trial. No credit card required.

Frequently asked questions

What is a status page?
A public web page where your users can see whether your site is up, what's broken, and what you're doing about it, without having to email you. It cuts support load during an incident and signals that you take reliability seriously. More in our guide to setting up status pages.
Does PingPing's status page update automatically?
Yes. It reflects your 30-second uptime monitoring, so when a check detects downtime the page updates on its own and logs the incident. There's nothing to post manually in the heat of an outage.
Can I put the status page on my own domain?
Yes. You can serve it on a custom domain, and it's multi-language, so an international audience sees it in a language they understand.
Is the status page included or an add-on?
Included. Every plan from €6/month comes with a status page alongside uptime, response-time and SSL monitoring. There's no separate status-page subscription.
Can I see a live example?
Yes. status.pingping.io is a live PingPing status page. It's the same kind of page you get for your own site.

Go deeper

Setting up a status page →

What a good status page shows, and how to launch one

Status page examples →

How well-run companies handle incident transparency

What to do when your site is down →

The response checklist a status page fits into

What is uptime monitoring? →

The monitoring that feeds your status page