A status page shares service health, incidents, and maintenance with your customers so support does not field the same questions during an outage. Here is an honest look at tools that publish one, including where PageLantern fits.
Status pages within an all-in-one IT monitoring suite.
Pros
Status pages within an all-in-one IT monitoring suite
Many global check locations feed page components
Cons
Heavier suite than a focused status-page need
More configuration to reach a simple public page
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the best status page tool?
It depends on whether you want a standalone page or one tied to the monitors you already run. PageLantern, Better Stack, Oh Dear, StatusCake, and Site24x7 all publish hosted status pages; PageLantern drives its page from the same checks, incidents, and maintenance windows you manage, which suits teams that want monitoring and the status page in one place.
Do I need a separate tool for a status page?
Not necessarily. Several monitoring tools, including PageLantern, include a hosted status page, so you can avoid a second subscription if your monitoring tool already publishes one driven by your checks.
Can PageLantern status pages show incidents and maintenance?
Yes. PageLantern status pages show service health, incident updates, scheduled maintenance windows, and uptime history, and you can group monitored services into public components.