Every account can publish a status page at no cost, at its linkrobins.com address. With Link Robins Pro you can put it on your own domain, brand it fully, remove "Powered by Link Robins", password-protect it and email your subscribers. Pro accounts can have up to 5 status pages.
What it shows
- Live component status
- Uptime history
- Incident timelines
- Email subscriptions (Pro), so your members can follow it without asking you
Your own domain (Pro)
In the status page's settings, enter the domain you want and point a CNAME for it at status-origin.linkrobins.com. Verify from the same place once the record is in; a certificate is issued automatically when ownership is confirmed, which usually takes a few minutes. Until then the page stays reachable at its linkrobins.com address.
If Pro ends, visitors to your domain are sent to the linkrobins.com address instead, and your domain works again as soon as Pro does.
What to put on it
A status page is for the things your members would notice. Resist listing internal components nobody outside can see — a page full of green boxes for things that have never mattered trains people to ignore it.
