Status Pages for API Providers

Your developers need to know when your API is down

When your API endpoints fail, developers waste hours debugging integration issues that aren't their fault. Without a status page, they lose trust in your platform and start evaluating alternatives. CheckStatus gives your developer community real-time visibility into every endpoint.

Endpoint-level monitoring Build developer trust API-first management

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The problem

Why API providers need a status page

Developer churn

When developers hit API errors without any communication, they assume your platform is unreliable. Without a status page, silence looks like neglect — and developers start evaluating competing APIs.

Integration debugging overhead

When your API is down, developers waste hours debugging integration issues that aren't their fault. A status page lets them instantly check if the problem is on your end, saving everyone time and frustration.

API reputation damage

Poorly communicated outages trigger negative developer reviews and social media complaints. Proactive transparency through a status page turns incidents into trust-building moments instead of reputation risks.

Endpoint monitoring

Track the health of every API endpoint individually

Create individual components for each API endpoint — /v1/users, /v1/payments, /v1/auth — so developers can see exactly which parts of your API are affected. Component-level subscriptions mean they only get notified about the endpoints they depend on.

  • Individual components per API endpoint
  • Component-level subscriptions for targeted updates
  • Real-time status indicators for every service

Status pages are part of your product →

Automated updates

Push status updates from your CI/CD and monitoring tools

Connect your monitoring and alerting tools to automatically update your status page. Webhook integrations push notifications to Slack, Microsoft Teams, or any HTTP endpoint — and subscribers are notified automatically at every step.

  • Webhook integrations for automated status updates
  • Push to Slack, Teams, or any HTTP endpoint
  • Automatic subscriber notifications on every update

How to communicate during an outage →

API-first

Manage your status page programmatically via REST API

As an API provider, you expect your tools to have APIs too. CheckStatus provides a full REST API on all plans, including free. Create incidents, update component status, and manage your entire status page from your CI/CD pipeline or custom tooling.

  • REST API on all plans, including free
  • Programmatic incident and component management
  • CI/CD pipeline integration for automated workflows

Why every SaaS needs a status page →

By the numbers

The case for API transparency

95%

Developer retention with transparent comms

60%

Reduction in support tickets

5 min

Setup time to launch your status page

79%

Cheaper than StatusPage.io

Pricing comparison

Save thousands vs StatusPage.io

Get the same features API providers need at a fraction of the cost.

StatusPage.io

Atlassian's status page product

$99 /mo per page

  • 1 status page
  • Custom CSS at $399/mo
  • Private pages +$79/mo
  • 3 pages = $297/mo
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CheckStatus

Everything API providers need

$39 /mo for 3 pages

  • Up to 3 status pages included
  • Custom CSS included
  • Private pages included
  • Saves $3,096/year
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes! CheckStatus lets you create individual components for each API endpoint (e.g., /v1/users, /v1/payments, /v1/auth). Developers can subscribe to specific components so they only receive notifications about the endpoints they depend on.

Absolutely. CheckStatus provides a full REST API on all plans, including the free tier. You can create and update incidents, manage components, and control your status page entirely through the API — perfect for integrating with your CI/CD pipeline or monitoring tools.

Yes. CheckStatus supports webhook integrations that let you push status updates to Slack, Microsoft Teams, or any HTTP endpoint. You can also use incoming webhooks to automatically create incidents from your monitoring tools like PagerDuty, Datadog, or custom alerting systems.

Developers can subscribe to your status page via email and choose to receive notifications for all components or only the specific API endpoints they care about. When you post an incident or update component status, subscribers are notified automatically.

Yes! All paid plans include custom domain support with automatic SSL certificate provisioning. Point status.api.mycompany.com (or any subdomain) to CheckStatus and your branded API status page is live in minutes.

Yes! Our free plan includes 1 status page, up to 5 components, email notifications, and full API access. It's perfect for early-stage API products that want to build developer trust from day one.

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