Embed a status badge
Embed a live SVG status badge from your Servor status page into your website, app or README so visitors see your current service status at a glance.
A status badge is a small live image that shows your current status — "All systems operational", "Degraded", "Major outage" — wherever you embed it. Because it's an SVG served live from your status page, it always reflects the real, current state without you touching it. It's the lowest-effort way to surface status in a README, a website footer, or an internal dashboard.
Get the badge
Open your status page settings
Go to Status pages in Servor, open the page, and find the Status badge section.
Copy the embed snippet
Servor gives you the badge URL and ready-made snippets for Markdown and HTML. Copy the one that fits where you're embedding it.
Paste it where you want the badge
Drop the snippet into your README, website or dashboard. The badge renders immediately and updates itself as your status changes.
Embed snippets
In a Markdown file (like a README), link the badge back to your status page so readers can click through:
[](https://acme.status.servor.app)In HTML:
<a href="https://acme.status.servor.app">
<img src="https://acme.status.servor.app/badge.svg" alt="Service status" />
</a>Replace the URLs with your own page's address — or your custom domain if you've connected one.
Always link the badge
Wrap the badge in a link to your status page. A visitor who sees "Degraded" will want to click through for the details, incidents and timeline.
What the badge shows
The badge reflects your page's overall status, which is derived from your components and any active incidents:
| Badge | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Operational | All components are up. |
| Degraded | One or more components are degraded. |
| Major outage | One or more components are down. |
| Maintenance | Scheduled maintenance is in progress. |
Because the badge is served live, there's nothing to refresh or regenerate — it tracks your status page on its own.
Use a public page for public badges
The badge is meant for public pages. If your page is password-protected, embed the badge only where the audience already has access, since the page behind it requires the password.