Built for SaaS teams
Turn service status into customer trust
Give customers one dependable place to check uptime, follow incidents, and prepare for maintenance—on a page that feels like part of your product.
Your domain and brand
Component-level status
Subscriber updates
Clear communication for every stage of an incident
A useful SaaS status page does more than show a green badge. It explains impact, progress, and history without adding work for customers.
Branded experience
Use your logo, colors, custom domain, and page styling to make status communication feel consistent with your product.
Service components
Show the status of the application, API, regions, integrations, or any product area customers recognize.
Incident timelines
Publish investigating, identified, monitoring, and resolved updates in a clear chronological record.
Planned maintenance
Announce maintenance windows before work begins and keep customers updated throughout the change.
Subscriber notifications
Let customers subscribe for incident and maintenance updates instead of repeatedly refreshing the page.
Public or private access
Share a public source of truth or restrict sensitive service information to the audience that needs it.
A status page your team can actually keep current
Structure the page once, then use the same workflow for routine maintenance and unexpected outages.
Model the services customers use
Create recognizable components and group them so visitors can understand impact at a glance.
Connect monitoring and incidents
Tie operational signals to the affected components and publish accurate updates from detection to resolution.
Build a reliable communication habit
Use maintenance notices, subscriber updates, and incident history to set clear expectations over time.
Designed for the questions SaaS customers really ask
When something goes wrong, customers want clear impact, fresh updates, and a trustworthy place to return.
Show which product areas are affected instead of a vague platform-wide message.
Keep the latest update, incident timeline, and historical reliability in one place.
Support customer-facing pages and private stakeholder communication from the same platform.
FAQ
Can the status page use our own domain and branding?
Yes. Kiges supports custom domains, your logo and colors, page customization, and automatic HTTPS so the page can fit your brand.
Can customers subscribe to selected updates?
Visitors can subscribe to status communication, while component visibility and subscriber management help you control what each audience sees.
Can we run a private status page?
Yes. Private pages can restrict operational information for customers, partners, or internal teams that should not use a public page.
Give customers a source of truth they can trust
Launch a branded SaaS status page and bring monitoring, incidents, maintenance, and subscriber communication together.
Create a SaaS status page