Status pages that behave, even when youʼre busy fixing things
PingPuffin's status pages are built for the teams who never got around to launching the "real" comms platform. Connect your uptime monitors, pick your headline tone, and the rest just happens. Incidents open automatically, uptime history graphs draw themselves, and you only have to add the occasional human-friendly sentence. These status pages automatically reflect your uptime monitoring results and display uptime status clearly. Status pages are an essential part of uptime monitoring.
We keep the tooling deliberately simple: the essential 80% of what customers expect from status pages, stripped of the 20% of configuration that usually slows you down. Custom domains, component breakdowns, and scheduled maintenance updates are all there—because explaining downtime shouldn't require a PhD in incident comms. Your status page shows uptime status and downtime alerts automatically, keeping customers informed about your uptime monitoring. Status pages work seamlessly with your uptime monitoring setup.
Keep communication calm during chaos
Once an incident fires, PingPuffin can post automated updates, send notifications, and keep everyone aligned in one place. No more tweeting apologies or pasting status into support tickets.
Customers can subscribe to email, SMS, or Slack with one click. Internal teams get a private view, external stakeholders get the public site, and nobody has to wonder if the latest update is in a chat thread somewhere. It’s the bare minimum done properly—and that’s often all you need.
Launch-ready templates
Choose from clean presets or tweak the layout to match your brand. Status pages take minutes to configure and keep working while you sleep.
Automatic incident syncing, uptime history, and embeddable widgets are bundled in for free during launch. You won’t find advanced incident SLA dashboards here—and that’s on purpose. PingPuffin is for the pragmatic crew who just wants a trustworthy page live before their next release. Paid plans will arrive later, and we’ll give plenty of notice.
Status pages FAQ
Can I run multiple status pages at once?
Absolutely. Spin up as many public or private pages as you need—per product, per client, or per environment. Custom domains and branding are included so everything stays on message.
Do updates publish automatically?
When PingPuffin opens or resolves an incident, the status page updates itself. You can still add human notes for extra context, but the basics happen instantly without copy/pasting into another tool.
How do subscribers get notified?
Let customers subscribe via email, SMS, or webhook. We reuse the same notification engine powering your monitors, so stakeholders get consistent alerts the moment something changes.