White-label status pages on your own domain
A status page tells your clients "we know, we're watching it" before
they email you. A white-label status page does it from
your domain — status.youragency.com — so the
monitoring quietly looks like part of your service, not a third-party
tool you signed up for.
How it works here
- Add a monitor for the site, open its menu, and choose Custom domain.
- Enter the domain you want, e.g.
status.youragency.com. - At your DNS provider, add a CNAME record pointing that name at
status.silinode.in.
That's the whole setup. The first time someone visits, an HTTPS certificate is issued for your domain automatically — no certificate files, no renewal cron jobs, nothing to maintain.
What visitors see
Live status, 24-hour and 7-day uptime, a response-time chart, and incident history with durations — no login, no signup wall. The page updates itself; incidents open and resolve automatically as checks fail and recover.
What it costs
Elsewhere, custom-domain status pages usually sit in paid tiers — UptimeRobot's was about $29/month when we last checked (July 2026). Here they're part of system-status Pro (coming soon); monitoring and standard status pages are free for 10 monitors.