Statuspage import · free · no signup

Paste your Statuspage. Get a status page that updates itself.

Paste the address of a page hosted on Atlassian Statuspage. agentcheck reads its public component list once, you give each component you want checked a URL, and you get a live status page and badge for those components, kept current by agentcheck's own checks rather than by someone remembering to post. No email, no GitHub, no card.

How it works

  1. Paste https://status.example.com or its /api/v2/summary.json. The preview shows the page's components and what the page says about each right now.
  2. Give up to 10 components a URL that answers 2xx when they are up: a health endpoint, a home page, an API route.
  3. Press one button. You get the status page, the badge and a key, shown once, that changes or upgrades the page. The first checks run at once; after that the page updates itself, and a check that is due runs within 5 minutes.

What you get today

  • A public status page and an SVG badge, kept current by agentcheck's own checks: each component you give a URL is fetched on a schedule, and a component that fails two checks in a row (no answer, or not 2xx) opens an incident that closes itself when it recovers. Nobody has to post anything.
  • An incident history from the day you import; incidents are kept. Machine-readable state at trust.json.
  • Free, $0: one page, up to 10 checked components, checked hourly, 7 days of check history. No email, no GitHub, no card.
  • Starter, $29 a month, flat: up to 3 pages, checks every 5 minutes, Slack and Discord alerts, 30 days of history. No plan counts subscribers.

What Statuspage charges

Statuspage prices public pages by subscriber count: $29 a month for 250, $99 a month for 1,000, $399 a month for 5,000 and $1,499 a month for 25,000 (read 9 October 2026). Private pages start at $79. The whole table, the cost per subscriber and the flat alternatives are on Statuspage pricing, explained.

Not built yet: notifying your subscribers (email, RSS or webhook), a custom domain, private and per-customer pages, a Statuspage-compatible summary.json, posting incident updates by hand or from an agent, and importing your subscribers. If you would pay a flat monthly price for these, say so with one click. The click is counted; nothing else is sent or stored.

For agents

POST /api/v1/statuspage with {"statuspage": "…", "components": [{"id": "…", "url": "…"}], "accept_terms": true} does the same with no browser; GET it for the contract. The keyless MCP tool agentcheck_statuspage_preview, or GET /api/v1/statuspage/preview?url=…, lists the component ids it takes.

Statuspage is a product and trademark of Atlassian. agentcheck is not affiliated with Atlassian and reads only the public JSON a page publishes, once, when you ask.