When something breaks, the last thing you want is to log in and write an update. Acumen Logs already knows: your status page changes the moment a monitor does, and subscribers hear about it straight away.
Included on the free plan. No credit card.
No separate tool to keep in sync. The monitors you already run become the components your customers see.
Pick the monitors that matter to customers and give each one a friendly name.
Add your logo and colours, and put the page on your own domain.
Public for customers, password protected for clients, or private for the team.
Changes go live as soon as you publish.
Most status pages are only as current as the last person who remembered to update them. This one is wired to your monitors.
Says “All systems operational” while support tickets pile up.
Shows degraded performance the moment a monitor detects it.
Someone has to find the login in the middle of an incident.
Updates automatically. Nobody needs to log in.
Customers refresh the page to see if anything has changed.
Subscribers are notified about incidents, maintenance, and resolutions.
Lives on a different tool, with a different look.
Matches your brand and sits on your own domain.
Every change is recorded, so customers see what happened and when.
Checkout monitor failed from Frankfurt and London.
Checkout marked as degraded on the status page.
Incident notification sent to subscribers.
Checks passing again. Page back to operational.
Decide who sees what, page by page.
Be open about service status, and cut “is it down?” tickets during an incident.
Share real-time updates only with the people who have the password.
An internal page that keeps everyone in sync without telling the world.
Visitors can subscribe to your status page. When something changes, they get told, and they stop asking support.
Checkout is working normally again. Thanks for your patience while we fixed it.
A status page should feel like part of your product, not a third-party widget.
Match the look of your main website, so the page feels familiar.
Host it on status.yourdomain, so users trust the source of updates.
Show customers how reliable each part of the service has been.
Current issues, planned work, and past incidents in one place.
Status pages come with every plan. Add custom domains and more pages from $5 a month.
Need more monitors or longer history? Essentials and Pro are on the pricing page.
See every plan →“They played a crucial role in helping us quickly onboard several hundred sites for both uptime and synthetic monitoring, providing invaluable support every step of the way.”
“The company I work for needed to transition to a new monitoring system for the many ecommerce sites we support, and Acumen has stepped in and filled the void in a terrific way.”
“Love the support we got from Acumen Logs! Highly recommended.”
A status page is only as good as what feeds it. These all can.
Free website testing tools, monitoring products, and practical engineering guides.
Create complete synthetic journeys from a simple prompt.
Explore builder →No. When a monitor detects downtime or degraded performance, the page updates automatically.
Yes. Host the page on your own domain, such as status.yourcompany.com. Custom domains are included from the Solo plan.
Yes. Make a page public, protect it with a password, or keep it internal for your team.
Yes. Subscribers are notified about incidents, maintenance, and resolutions.
Yes. Add your logo and colours so the page looks like the rest of your site.
Yes. The free plan includes one status page, with no credit card. Solo adds up to 10 pages with custom domains for $5 a month.
Pick your monitors, add your brand, and share the link. It keeps itself up to date from there.
