Stop debugging your own code when it’s AWS.
You’ve lost an hour to “our bug” that was us-east-1. Statusfield watches your third-party dependencies down to the component, so you check the vendor before you blame your deploy.
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Component-level, not service-level
Subscribe to GitHub Actions, not all of GitHub. Monitor us-east-1, not every AWS region. Alerts are specific and actionable — not “GitHub is experiencing issues.”
Alerts in your team’s channels
GitHub Actions outages in #deployments, OpenAI incidents in #ml-infra, everything critical to Slack and the rest to email. Your routing rules decide.
Pull it, don’t just receive it
Every monitored service has an RSS feed, and webhooks let you wire vendor status into your own tooling and runbooks.
Get Notified Where Your Team Works
Route alerts to the tools you already use — no context switching.
Discord
Rich embed alerts
Instant inbox alerts
PagerDuty
Incidents that auto-resolve
Slack
Native OAuth app
Telegram
Alerts in chats & groups
Webhooks
Any HTTP endpoint
Common questions
How is this different from the vendor’s own status page?
Status pages are scattered, inconsistent, and often late — and some (Cloudflare, AWS) offer no push notifications at all. Statusfield normalizes 2,000+ of them into one alert stream.
Can I monitor a single component like GitHub Actions?
Yes — that’s the default mode. Pick the exact components you depend on and ignore the rest.
Does it tell me when the outage is over?
Yes. Recovery notifications close the loop when the vendor reports operational again — no more refreshing their status page.
Simple, transparent pricing
Start for free. Upgrade when you need more monitors, integrations, or team members.
Don't be the last to know when a service you depend on goes down
Your dependencies and your services. One dashboard. Complete visibility.
Free plan · No credit card · No trial deadline