Status pages that mean something.
Embeddable verdict badges and hosted pages backed by outside-in validations. Customers see what is true, not what your /healthz says.
User-side validation isn't theory.We've been running it.
Agents continuously monitored across the global network.
User-side validations run from real residential devices.
Countries covered on real home ISPs.
The failure modes your current stack misses
'All systems operational' is a lie customers can read.
Endpoint healthy. Answers broken. Trust erodes faster than uptime falls.
Customers cannot self-serve incident detail.
Every issue becomes a ticket. Support time scales linearly with reliability.
Marketing wants a badge. Engineering will not give them one.
Without outside-in evidence, the badge is vanity. Engineering blocks it.
Verdict badge
A signal that reflects answer quality, not endpoint pings.
Drop-in SVG and React badge. Verdict and last-run timestamp, link to detail.
- SVG, React, web component
- Brandable colors
- Per-agent or per-feature
Hosted page
Public or gated, branded, real evidence.
Per-agent status, per-region detail, incident history. Customers self-serve, support load drops.
- Public or customer-gated
- Custom domain (enterprise)
- Incident history with detail
Webhooks
Push state changes to your incident workflow.
Webhook on verdict change, region change, or incident open/close. Drive your status comms automatically.
- State-change webhooks
- Incident templates
- Customer notification opt-in
From first validation to signed report in two weeks
Connect
Point Agent Status at the user-facing surface of your agent. No SDK, no instrumentation. Average setup is under five minutes.
Watch
Live verdicts stream in from every region you serve. Drift and latency alerts route to PagerDuty or Slack, with a signed report on every run.
Frequently asked
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Can the page live on our domain? | Yes, on enterprise plans, via CNAME. |
| Are badges cacheable? | Yes, configurable TTL. Default is 60s. |
| Can we gate the page to logged-in customers? | Yes, via signed URLs or your auth provider. |
| Does the page show planned maintenance? | Yes. Scheduled maintenance windows surface on the page and exclude from SLA math. |