Monitoring
Public Status Pages
Build trust with clients by sharing real-time uptime data through a beautiful, branded WordPress status page. Each monitored site gets an auto-generated public status page showing uptime and incident history — no login required, just share the unique link.
Key Highlights
Auto-generated public URL for each monitored site
Real-time uptime percentage display
Response time charts and historical data
Incident timeline with downtime duration
No login required — shareable with anyone
Branded with your site's domain name
Mobile-responsive design
Token-based access for security
How It Works
When you enable uptime monitoring for a site, a unique public token is generated. This token creates a public URL that displays the site's uptime data in a clean, professional layout. Share this URL with clients, embed it in dashboards, or use it for internal monitoring.
What's Displayed
The public status page shows the current site status (up/down), uptime percentage over different time periods, a response time graph, and a timeline of recent incidents. All data updates automatically without page refresh.
Client Communication
Instead of manually reporting on site status, share the public link with your clients. They can check anytime without logging in. It's a great way to demonstrate your commitment to reliability and transparency as a WordPress agency or freelancer.
Who it's for
Agencies giving clients transparency into the uptime of every WordPress site they manage, without granting dashboard access.
Freelancers cutting down on "is my site down?" emails by sending clients a single status page link they can check themselves.
SaaS and e-commerce teams who need a public-facing page so customers can self-serve uptime and incident information during an outage.
Teams accountable to SLAs that need a verifiable, timestamped record of uptime and downtime to share with stakeholders.
Frequently asked questions
Can I brand the status page?
Yes. Each status page is tied to your monitored site and displays that site's domain name, so it reflects your brand rather than a generic dashboard. The layout is clean and professional, designed to be shared directly with clients.
What does the status page show?
It shows the current up or down status of the site, uptime percentage across different time periods, a response time chart, and a timeline of recent incidents with downtime duration. Everything updates automatically without a page refresh.
Can clients subscribe to updates?
The status page is designed to be checked on demand via its shareable link, so clients can view live status anytime without logging in. For proactive alerting, WP MegaManager sends notifications to your team through the uptime monitoring system when an incident starts.
Is the status page public?
Yes, it is publicly viewable by anyone with the link and requires no login. Access is controlled through a unique, token-based URL generated per site, so the page is only reachable by people you share that link with.
Does it pull from uptime monitoring?
Yes. The status page is fed directly by WP MegaManager's built-in uptime monitoring, so the uptime percentages, response times, and incident history all come from the same checks running on your site. There is no separate setup or data entry required.
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