Status Pages

Overview

SiteBrief supports multiple status pages per account. Agencies can create a dedicated page for each client so every client gets their own URL, branding, and incident history — completely separate from other clients.

Each status page lives at:

The page shows:

• Overall system status (All systems operational / degraded / outage)
• Per-component status with 30-day uptime bar history
• Active incidents with severity and timeline
• Subscriber email form for incident notifications

Creating a status page

1. 1Go to Status Page in the sidebar
2. 2Click "New status page"
3. 3Enter a slug (e.g. client-name) and title
4. 4Optionally pick a brand color
5. 5Click Create

Managing a status page

Each status page has four tabs in the dashboard:

Choosing which sites to show

By default all your sites appear on the status page. To hide a specific site, go to that site's detail page → Settings → turn off Show on status page. Changes take effect immediately.

Custom domain

On the Agency plan you can map your own subdomain (e.g. status.youragency.com) to your status page. SSL is automatic — no extra configuration needed.

Step 1 — Add a CNAME record

In your DNS provider, add:

Step 2 — Add domain in SiteBrief

Go to Settings → Status Page → Custom domain → enter the full subdomain (e.g. status.youragency.com) → Save.

White-label branding (Agency)

Agency plan unlocks full white-label control over your status page — clients see your brand, not SiteBrief.

Password protection

Set a password in Settings → Status Page → Password. Visitors must enter it before seeing the page. This is useful for internal dashboards or clients who want privacy. Leave it empty for a fully public page.

Incident management

Create incidents from the Status Page section in your dashboard. Each incident has a severity level and can be updated as you resolve it. Active incidents appear prominently on the status page; resolved ones are hidden.

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