PylonMon
Status pages

A status page your customers
can actually trust.

Show live service health, incidents and planned maintenance at status.yourcompany.com — driven by the same monitors that page you, so it never says “all good” while you’re down.

One page free on every plan. No credit card required.

All systems operationalstatus.yourcompany.com
WebsiteOperational
Customer portalOperational
EmailOperational
Payments APIOperational
Always
Watching
For You
Buddy, the PylonMon mascot
Your own domainstatus.yourcompany.com, certificate issued and renewed for you.
Updates itselfMonitors going down show as degraded the moment they are confirmed.
Only what you choosePick the monitors each page shows, with public names and groups.
One per clientSeparate pages per client or audience, each with its own link.
Fed by every PylonMon monitor
Websites & APIsServers (pylon-beacon)Cron jobsCheckout journeysPrometheus alerts

What it costs

A status page is included on every plan, Free too. Buy more pages, your own domain, or no footer on their own — you do not have to move to a bigger plan for them.

What you getPriceWho it suits
1 status page on a pylonmon.com link, with a small “Powered by PylonMon” footerFreeAnyone who wants customers to stop emailing “is it down?”
Status page pack: +2 pages, and every page can live on your own domain$10/moAny plan, Free included. Stack as many as you need.
Remove the PylonMon footer from all your pages$5/moWhen the page has to look entirely like yours.
Team plan: 5 pages on your own domains, no footer, plus 250 monitors, teammates and on-call$49/moAgencies and IT teams running a page per client or department.

Add-ons are bought from the Status Pages screen in the portal and billed monthly by Stripe; remove one and it stays until the end of the month you paid for, then stops renewing. No refunds, no surprise charges. Full plan list on the pricing section.

How it works

1 · PICK

Choose what it shows

Create a page, tick the monitors it should show and give them public names — “Student portal” instead of “dc1-iis-02 https”. Group them under headings like Websites, Email and Network.

2 · POINT

Put it on your domain

Add one DNS record: status.yourcompany.com CNAME pages.pylonmon.com. We see it, issue the certificate and renew it. The pylonmon.com link keeps working alongside.

3 · FORGET IT

It keeps itself current

When a monitor goes down and the re-check confirms it (from a second region on paid plans), the page shows it. Declared incidents and scheduled maintenance appear too, so the people who depend on you can check before they call.

Why a status page tied to your monitoring

A status page that someone has to remember to update is usually green during the outage and red an hour after it ended. Because the page reads the same checks that alert you — uptime checks, server vitals from the beacon agent, cron heartbeats and checkout journeys — it changes when reality does. An incident you declare adds the words; the colour is already right.

Questions

Do I need a paid plan? No. The Free plan includes one page with every feature except a custom domain; the $10 pack adds two more pages and custom domains on any plan.

Can every client get their own page? Yes — each page has its own link, branding, monitors and maintenance notices, so one client never sees another’s services.

What does the footer look like? One line at the bottom: “Powered by PylonMon”. It is how other people find us, which is why it is on by default; it is $5/mo to remove and included on Team and Enterprise.

What happens if I stop paying for a pack? Nothing is deleted. Pages beyond your allowance stop being public until you remove some or add the pack back, and a custom domain falls back to the pylonmon.com link.

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