Status Page Settings

The Settings tab controls what a status page shows and who can see it. All options are available on every plan.

Change settings

Open the Settings tab

Click Status Pages in the sidebar, open a page, and select Settings.

Change the options

Edit the sections described below.

Save

Click Save Changes. The button is enabled when you have unsaved changes and no validation errors.

Options

Section	Option	Description
Timezone	Timezone	Timezone used for times on the page.
Display Options	Show uptime percentage	Shows uptime figures for each monitor.
	Show response time	Shows the average response time for each monitor.
Uptime Display	Uptime windows	Select one or more of 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days and 90 days. Visitors can switch between the selected windows. The page opens on the longest one. At least one is required.
	Uptime thresholds	Operational at or above (%) and Degraded at or above (%). Defaults are 99.9 and 95.
	Count scheduled maintenance as downtime	When off, time inside a maintenance window does not lower uptime.
Incidents	Incident history	How many days of past incidents appear: 7, 14, 30 or 90 days, or Custom from 1 to 365. Default is 7.
Analytics	Google Analytics measurement ID	Format `G-XXXXXXXXXX`. Visitors are asked for consent before tracking loads. Leave it empty to turn analytics off.
Search Engines	Allow search engines to index this page	When off, the page asks search engines not to list it. Anyone with the link can still open it.
Incident Auto-Publishing	Enable automatic incident publishing	Posts incidents from your monitors to the page for you. Choose which severities to publish: critical, major, minor and warning. Defaults are critical and major. Incidents are posted after a 60-second delay so brief flapping does not appear.
Access Control	Password protection	Visitors must enter a password to see the page.

Protect a page with a password

Enable password protection

In Access Control, select Password protection.

Set the password

Enter a password and repeat it in Confirm password. A strength indicator helps you choose a strong one. The two entries must match.

Save

Click Save Changes. Visitors now see a password prompt before the page.

Use password protection with the Internal template to share status with your team only.

Example

A monitor with 99.95% uptime over the selected window counts as operational with the default thresholds, and 98% counts as degraded. Set Operational at or above (%) to 99.99 if you want a stricter standard.

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