M
Matheus
Technical Content @ Serverfy
Why Your SaaS Needs a Status Page
When something goes wrong, your users need to know. A status page isn't just a nice-to-have — it's a trust signal. It tells users you're transparent, professional, and proactive about communication.
- Reduces support tickets — Users check the status page before contacting support
- Builds trust — Transparency during incidents strengthens relationships
- Professional image — Enterprise customers expect status pages
- Team coordination — Incident timeline keeps team and stakeholders aligned
The Cost of Standalone Status Pages
| Provider | Starting Price | Subscribers Included |
|---|---|---|
| Statuspage.io (Atlassian) | $29/month | 250 |
| Better Uptime | $24/month | Limited |
| Instatus | $20/month | 500 |
| Serverfy | Included | Unlimited |
What Serverfy Status Pages Include
- Custom domain support — status.yourdomain.com
- Component grouping — Organize services into logical groups
- Incident history — Full timeline of past incidents
- Maintenance announcements — Schedule ahead and notify subscribers
- Real-time updates — WebSocket-powered, no refresh needed
- Email subscriber management — Visitors can subscribe for notifications
- Notification preferences — Subscribers choose what to receive
Setting Up in 5 Minutes
- Navigate to Status Pages in your Serverfy workspace
- Create a new status page — name it, set the slug
- Add your components (API, Web App, Database, etc.)
- Optionally connect a custom domain
- Share the URL with your users
Stop Paying for a Separate Status Page
Every Serverfy plan includes a professional status page with unlimited subscribers. If you're currently paying $20-30/month for a standalone status page, that's money you can save by switching to Serverfy.