Your Private Status Page

Your Private Status Page

StatusGator private status pages are ideal for IT and DevOps teams of all sizes. Our unique combination of cloud monitoring and website monitoring is all rolled together into a single, unified status page for your team. Reduce support ticket burden for your IT Helpdesk with a team status page. Security features designed for enterprise teams make StatusGator the right choice for your private, internal status page.

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Reduce Support Tickets

Reduce Support Tickets

A private, internal status page helps reduce ticket burden for your IT help desk. Your StatusGator status page will automatically show the status of every third-party service your team depends on. By gathering the official status of your hosted applications and showing them to your users before they reach out to your helpdesk, StatusGator helps reduce support tickets saving you time and money.

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Security Features for the Enterprise

Security Features for the Enterprise

All multi-user StatusGator plans support SAML-based SSO for maximum security. Choose who can access what with role-based access control. StatusGator is designed for the compliance needs of the enterprise. Enforce app-based 2FA to ensure access to your monitoring tools.

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Improve Team Visibility with Subscriptions

Improve Team Visibility with Subscriptions

Allow your team to get notified about outages that affect them by subscribing to updates with a simple click. They can filter their notifications to specific services or choose to get notified about all services. Improve visibility across all stakeholders and reduce your incident resolution time by giving employees access to status data about all their important services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where does StatusGator get its data?

StatusGator gets the official status data from each company’s official status page. Status pages are published by thousands of companies as a way to communicate the status of each service. StatusGator reads this status page data into its platform, ensuring that the data we aggregate is the official, published incident information.

How does StatusGator aggregate status pages?

StatusGator uses three methods to collect status data from official status pages: Web scraping, documented APIs, and undocumented APIs. We use proprietary technology to collect and normalize the data from more than 2,000 services. Our platform constantly monitors and automatically detects changes in status page formats, ensuring accurate, up-to-date information no matter how often a status page changes.

What do the different statuses mean?

  • [ warn ] - A minor incident as indicated by the status page. Usually these incidents are listed in yellow or orange on a service’s status page.
  • [ down ] - A major incident as indicated by the status page. Typically these incidents are listed in red on a service’s status page.
  • [ maintenance ] - Scheduled, proactive maintenance as published on the status page. Sometimes these have no impact but are published for informational purposes.

Can any service be added to StatusGator?

StatusGator can aggregate the status of any service using their public, official status page. If the service does not publish a status page, then we cannot aggregate their official status. If their status page is only available behind a login we currently do not support this for security reasons. Otherwise, we are happy to add the service. Just reach out using the support link below.

How often does StatusGator fetch the status?

StatusGator collects the status of each service from their official status page every 5 minutes, ensuring incidents and resolutions are ingested into the StatusGator platform in a timely manner.

Can I filter to specific regions?

Absolutely. StatusGator supports a critical feature that many status pages do not – the ability to filter to specific components of a given service. For many services, a component can be a region or a product. If you only use certain products, regions, or features of a given service, you can using component filters to limit your notifications to only those that affect the components your team uses.

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