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Build a culture of Transparency
Irrespective of where you manage your Incident Response processes, stay on top of unplanned downtimes and outages. Leverage Squadcast’s fully customizable Status Page as the ultimate source of truth for your system’s Service Status.
Leverage our public and private Status Pages to keep your customers and internal stakeholders informed about the status of your services or components when there is an outage or degradation.
Keep your customers and stakeholders updated, in real-time
With Status page, your customer and stakeholders can monitor your public-facing services and their dependent components in real-time. Manage your subscribers directly from the Status Page and send proactive messages during an incident.
Uptime Graph
Showcase your current and historical uptime to your current and prospective customers and demonstrate your reliability.
Benefits of Status Page
Fully Customizable
Choose the services and components you would like to display on your status page, and configure themes as per your company’s needs.
Enhance Transparency
Keep your customers and stakeholders in the loop at all times, by making Status Page an integral component of your incident management process.
Affordable
Get up and running with public and private Status Pages for as little as $16 a month.
Native Integrations with your Tech Stack
Hit the ground running with your preferred set of tools for monitoring, messaging, ticketing, log management, error tracking, ITSM and more.
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What our customers have to say
"Learn how Matsuri Japon established a formal Incident Response process with Squadcast
Being a non-profit organization, Squadcast’s Freemium plan helped us establish a formal Incident Response process. We can now keep our non-technical stakeholders informed...
"Learn how Resolve improved their MTTA & MTTR by 30% using Squadcast
Working with external clients meant that we not only had to handle incidents, but also document event details and report it back to our clients by creating tickets...