Know when your vendors report an outage.
Statusfield watches the status pages of 7,000+ services. Choose the services you use, send alerts to the right team, and see what changed in one place.
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Live health across your 36 monitored services
Fleet health
32 of 36 services fully operational
Active incidents
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Too many vendor updates? Choose what matters, send alerts to the right team, and manage it all in one place.
Compare with direct subscriptions- One place to manage subscriptionsChoose your vendors and alert channels in one workspace.
- Alerts relevant to your teamPick the components and regions you use, where supported.
- Delivered where you already workGet alerts in Slack, Teams, email, or on-call tools. Channels depend on your plan.
Sound familiar?
“You found out from Reddit, again.”
Two vendors had issues this week, and the first you heard was a subreddit.
“Is it us, or is it them?”
An hour of digging through your own stack before anyone checks whether it’s the vendor.
“The status channel got muted.”
Every minor degradation and maintenance window pinged the team, until the team stopped listening.
“You’re the human status page.”
During an outage, everyone asks you: staff, leadership, clients.
See which service reported a problem
Check your vendors in one place when your app has trouble. See reported outages, affected components, and available incident details.
Their services
7,000+ services watched
151,000+ components tracked
Down to the component
GitHub Actions, not just GitHub
Incident note attached
when the provider shares details
Recovery alerts
we tell you when it’s over
Your services
Domains & SSL
expiring certs caught
Ping checks
your own endpoints
Internal systems
hand-set status, notes
Cloudflare is experiencing degraded performance.
We are investigating elevated latency and error rates across multiple data centers. Traffic is being rerouted while we work on a fix.
Send the right alerts to the right team
Choose the components and regions you use, where supported. Then decide which alerts should page on-call, reach a team channel, or stay in email.
- Send major outage alerts to PagerDuty
- Send partial outages to your team’s chat channel
- Send maintenance updates to email, or turn them off
- Use webhooks, RSS, the API, or MCP in your own tools
Instant inbox alerts
Teams
Alerts in Teams channels
Slack
Native OAuth app
PagerDuty
Incidents that auto-resolve
Datadog
Events on your Datadog timeline
Webhooks
Any HTTP endpoint
API & MCP
Wire it into your own tools
Discord
Rich embed alerts
Telegram
Alerts in chats and groups
Share one link with your team or clients
Choose which services appear on a read-only status board. Staff and clients can check that page or subscribe to email updates.
- Share a read-only link, with optional password protection
- Email subscribers on paid plans: double opt-in, one-click unsubscribe
- Your logo and a custom URL on paid plans
- Create a separate board for each client’s services
- AWSMajor Outage
- GitHubOperational
- StripeOperational
- Office Wi-FiDegraded
Keep a record you can share
Review recorded status changes and alert deliveries. Export a report for a client review or audit, with dates and details already collected.
- Status history per vendor, per component, with durations
- Alert-delivery records: who was notified, when, on which channel
- Monitoring records to support your audit review
“How do you monitor critical vendors?”
July 2026 · Client: Acme Co
Evidence ✓14
Incidents tracked
96
Alerts delivered
99.2%
Avg uptime
Stripe · Major Outage · Jul 14, 09:41–11:02
Built for your team
See vendor problems, alert the right people, and keep your team informed.
MSPs
Track client vendors and route alerts to the right team.
IT directors & ops teams
Check reported outages when staff ask why a tool is down.
DevOps & developers
Check the vendor before you blame your deploy.
Compliance & security
Keep vendor monitoring records ready for audit review.
Start monitoring in three steps
Monitor vendor status pages without installing software or changing your code.
Pick your services
Choose from 7,000+ services. Select components such as GitHub Actions or a cloud region, where supported.
Connect your channels
Choose where each alert goes, such as Slack for engineering or email for IT. Channels depend on your plan.
Get outage and recovery alerts
We check official status pages and alert you when we detect a problem or recovery.
Simple, transparent pricing
Choose a plan for the services and alerts you need. Every plan starts with a free trial. Cancel from your account.
One admin covering the whole stack
- 15 monitors
- 1 board
- 150 subscribers
- 2 seats
Keep staff and clients in the loop
- 40 monitors
- 3 boards
- 600 subscribers
- 4 seats
When one person can't watch it all
- 90 monitors
- 10 boards
- 1,200 subscribers
- 8 seats
- Monitoring evidence
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Detected in the last 24 hours
Live numbers from monitoring 7,000+ services. Real data, not a mockup.
Most-watched services
The services teams watch most closely.
Real-time status for 7,000+ providers, down to the individual component.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Statusfield and how IT teams and MSPs use it
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