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Clients expect transparency - especially when things go wrong. But manually updating a status page during an incident or maintenance window slows you down when speed matters most. Oh Dear’s status pages are more than just a pretty uptime dashboard. They’re fully API-driven and designed to scale with your workflow. Whether you manage five client sites or five hundred, you can create, update and sync status pages as needed. Here’s how to do it.

A status page aggregator is a powerful tool that brings together the status updates of multiple cloud services, SaaS providers, and third-party services into a single, unified view. Whether you’re tracking the health of critical dependencies like AWS, Cloudflare, or niche SaaS tools your teams rely on, a status page aggregator simplifies monitoring and helps you stay ahead of outages.

In June, we introduced several powerful updates designed to enhance your monitoring experience and keep your team ahead of downtime. From the new TrackSSL integration to an embeddable status modal for your website, here’s a quick look at what’s new.n your site, here’s everything you need to know.

June 2025 saw several high-impact outages across popular cloud services — from infrastructure giants like Google Cloud to developer platforms like Supabase and Heroku. For IT teams, MSPs, and developers, even short service disruptions can have ripple effects across workflows and customer experience. At StatusGator, we continuously monitor thousands of services to detect issues in real time — often before they’re publicly acknowledged.

Today, StatusGator monitors over 6,000 cloud services and tools — a massive expansion that reflects how far we’ve come, and how deeply embedded we are in the fabric of modern infrastructure. In today’s world, your product’s reliability depends on a web of vendors — authentication providers, analytics platforms, CDNs, payment processors, communication tools, and more. At 6,000+ services, StatusGator now reflects your entire digital supply chain.

Your website goes down at 2 AM. Your customers wake up to broken services, flooded support inboxes, and zero communication from your team. By the time you're awake and fixing things, trust is already damaged. A status page prevents this nightmare scenario. But here's the thing — most teams keep putting it off because they think it's complicated, expensive, or time-consuming. It's not. You can create a professional status page in under 5 minutes, completely free. I'll show you exactly how.

We’re excited to announce a new integration with our sister product, TrackSSL — making SSL certificate monitoring simpler and more powerful than ever, right within StatusGator.

At StatusGator, our mission is to make status transparency effortless—for you and your users. Today, we’re introducing a new way to keep your users informed in real time: the Status Modal Embed. Now you can display a compact, customizable modal on your website that shows the current status of your services—incidents, maintenance, or full operational status—all with a direct link to your full status page.

When SentinelOne, a leader in cybersecurity and endpoint protection, experienced a major outage last week, thousands of organizations were suddenly left in the dark. With SentinelOne down for hours, IT and security teams scrambled for information and updates. But there was a critical missing piece: SentinelOne has no public status page. This gap left customers frustrated, searching for answers on social media, Reddit, and unofficial channels.

In May we’ve released powerful new features to help you stay ahead of outages and communicate status more effectively, focusing on expanding Early Warning Signals across our platform. Let’s dive into what’s new!