Address
Your page's canonical address is <your-slug>.realuptime.io, served at the root of that hostname. Choose the slug from your status page's own settings; changing it later keeps the old address working with a redirect to the new one.
What it shows
The company name and the overall state first, then when it was last confirmed and from where, then each component or region's own reading, then any open incident or scheduled maintenance. An open incident always outranks a green reading: the page never claims everything is fine while an unresolved incident sits below it.
Components and incidents
Add components to your page from the dashboard to group related checks under one name a visitor recognizes, like "API" or "Website", rather than a list of raw check names. When something breaks, open an incident and post updates as you learn more: investigating, then identified, then monitoring, then resolved. A scheduled maintenance window is not an incident and gets its own banner, so planned work never reads as something going wrong.
Custom domains
On Growth or Scale, serve your status page at your own hostname, like status.yourcompany.com, instead of a realuptime.io subdomain. From your status page's settings, enter the hostname, then add a CNAME record for it pointing to realuptime-web.fly.dev. RealUptime checks for the record and issues a certificate automatically once it finds it, which can take a few minutes to propagate. If your plan changes back to Free, the domain is disabled rather than removed: your certificate and DNS setup stay in place, so upgrading again restores it right away with nothing to reconfigure. See pricing for what each plan includes.
Subscribers
A visitor can subscribe to your status page with their email address, directly from the page. They receive an email when you open or resolve an incident, or post an update, and can unsubscribe at any time from a link in every email you never have to build yourself.
Branding
Add your own logo from your status page's settings; it renders at the top of the public page. Every page carries a small "Powered by RealUptime" footer link unless your plan removes it.