Create a status page
Build a branded status page for your service — set the name, slug, logo, brand color and visibility in a few minutes.
A status page is the public place where your users check whether your service is healthy. This guide shows you how to create one, brand it with your logo and color, and choose who can see it.
By the end you'll have a live page at your own Servor URL, ready to add components and — if you want — put on a custom domain.
Create the page
Open Status pages
In the dashboard, go to Status pages and click New status page, or jump straight to New status page in Servor.
Name it and pick a slug
The name is what visitors see at the top of the page (for example
Acme Cloud). The slug is the address of the page — it becomes part of
the URL, so keep it short and readable (acme → acme.status.servor.app).
You can change the name later; changing the slug changes the URL.
Add your branding
Upload a logo and choose a brand color. The color is used for accents and the overall status banner, so pick something that matches your product.
Choose visibility
Set the page to public or password-protected. You can change this at any time — see Make it private.
Publish
Save the page. It goes live immediately at its Servor URL. An empty page shows an "all systems operational" state until you add components.
Pick the slug carefully
The slug is part of your public URL and any links you share. Choosing a clear slug now saves you from broken links later if you decide to change it.
Branding options
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Name | The title shown at the top of the page. |
| Slug | The unique address segment used in the page URL. |
| Logo | Displayed in the header; also used for the browser tab icon. |
| Brand color | Accent color for links, buttons and the status banner. |
| Visibility | Public, or password-protected for internal/staging pages. |
What visitors see
Once published, your page shows the overall system status, the list of components and their current state, uptime history, and any active incidents or scheduled maintenance. Visitors can also subscribe to get notified when something changes.