PingBase is a modern status page and uptime monitoring platform. It helps businesses create beautiful, real-time status pages to communicate service health, manage incidents, and notify subscribers automatically.

Yes! PingBase offers a free plan that includes 1 status page, 5 components, 2 monitors, and 100 subscribers. The Pro plan at $29/month unlocks unlimited components, 20 monitors, custom branding, and more.

How does PingBase compare to Atlassian Statuspage?

PingBase is a modern, affordable alternative to Atlassian Statuspage. It offers similar features including real-time status pages, incident management, and subscriber notifications, but with a simpler setup, better pricing, and a generous free tier.

Can I monitor my website uptime with PingBase?

Yes! PingBase includes built-in uptime monitoring with HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, DNS, and keyword checks. The Pro plan supports monitoring intervals as low as 30 seconds.

Core Concepts

Components & Groups

Components represent the individual services your users depend on. Groups let you organize related components together on your public status page.

What are Components?

A component is any service, system, or infrastructure element you want to track and display on your status page. Examples include your API server, web application, database, CDN, payment processing, or authentication service.

Each component has a status that indicates its current health. This status is displayed on your public status page and can be updated manually or automatically via monitors.

Component Statuses

Status	Indicator	Description
Operational		The component is working normally.
Degraded Performance		The component is experiencing slower than normal performance.
Partial Outage		Some functionality is unavailable or impaired.
Major Outage		The component is completely unavailable.
Under Maintenance		Scheduled maintenance is in progress.

Component Groups

Groups let you organize related components together. For example, you might create groups like:

Infrastructure — Database, Cache, CDN, DNS
Applications — Web App, API, Admin Panel
Third-party Services — Payment Gateway, Email Provider

Groups are collapsible on the public status page, making it easy for users to find the services they care about.

Creating a Component

Navigate to Dashboard → Components and click Add Component. Fill in the following fields:

Name— A descriptive name for the service (e.g., "API Server").

Description— Optional. A brief description shown on the status page.

Group— Optional. Assign the component to an existing group.

Show Uptime— Whether to display the uptime percentage on the status page.

Order— Controls the display order within its group.

Uptime History

PingBase automatically tracks component status changes over time. When "Show Uptime" is enabled, your public status page displays a 90-day uptime bar chart showing the health history of each component. This is calculated from the ComponentStatusHistory records.

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Incidents