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Everything you need to create, manage, and share professional status pages for your services.

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Status Pages
Create and customize public or private status pages. Configure branding, custom domains, RSS feeds, and access controls.
Components
Add services and systems to track. Organize with groups, update status manually or automatically, and configure webhooks.
Managing Incidents
Report service disruptions, post updates through the incident lifecycle, notify subscribers, and manage your incident history.
Incident Templates
Pre-configure incident details for common outage scenarios so your team can respond in seconds, not minutes.
Scheduled Maintenance
Plan and communicate maintenance windows with automatic subscriber notifications, recurring schedules, and calendar views.

Getting Started

New to Statux Pages? Follow these steps to set up your first status page and start communicating service status to your users.

Step 1: Create Your Account

Sign up at statux.io/sign-in with your email address. You can also sign in directly at statuspage.statux.io/sign-in. All Statux products share a single account, so if you already use Statux Alerts or Statux Synthetics, you are ready to go.

Free trial: Every new account starts with a free trial so you can explore all features before choosing a plan.

Step 2: Create an Organization

Organizations are the top-level container for everything you build in Statux Pages — status pages, components, incidents, team members, and billing all belong to an organization.

  • After signing in, click Create Organization from the dashboard.
  • Enter a name for your organization (for example, “Acme Corp”).
  • Choose a unique slug (for example, acme-corp). This slug becomes part of your public status page URL.
  • You can invite additional team members later from the Organization settings.

Step 3: Create Your First Status Page

A status page is the public (or private) page your customers visit to check whether your services are operating normally.

  • Navigate to Status Pages in the sidebar.
  • Click Create Status Page.
  • Give it a descriptive name (for example, “Platform Status” or “API Status”).
  • Choose Public (anyone with the link can view) or Private (magic-link authentication required).
  • Your public status page is immediately accessible at statuspage.statux.io/s/{your-org-slug}.
Tip: You can create multiple status pages per organization — for example, one for your API, one for your web application, and one for internal tools.

Step 4: Add Components

Components represent the individual services or systems that make up your infrastructure. They appear on your status page so visitors can see the health of each part of your platform.

  • Go to Components in the sidebar.
  • Click Add Component.
  • Name your component (for example, “API Server”, “Database”, “CDN”).
  • Select which status page(s) this component should appear on.
  • The initial status is set to Operational by default.

Step 5: Communicate with Your Users

Now that your status page is live with components, you are ready to communicate service status. Here is what you can do next:

  • Report an incident — when something goes wrong, create an incident to let your users know. See Managing Incidents.
  • Schedule maintenance — give advance notice of planned work. See Scheduled Maintenance.
  • Share your status page — send the URL to your users, embed a status badge on your website, or add an RSS feed to your documentation.

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