Status page maintenance windows

Schedule planned downtime, reduce surprises, and keep customers in the loop.

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Create a maintenance window in minutes. Subscribers get notified automatically on your configured channels.

How it works

Plan. Publish. Notify. Done.

Maintenance windows let you communicate planned downtime like a pro, without writing a single “sorry for the inconvenience” email by hand.

Create a maintenance window

Give it a title, message (Markdown supported), choose the status page, and pick start/end time.

Select what’s affected

Tie maintenance to components and monitors so your status page stays accurate and specific.

Notify subscribers automatically

Subscribers get notified via email and your configured channels (Discord, Slack, Telegram or webhooks) when maintenance is scheduled, when it starts, and when it’s completed.

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Schedule Maintenance

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💡 You can access this screen by navigating to Maintenances → Schedule Maintenance in your dashboard.

Planned Downtime

Communicate Maintenance Effectively

Set expectations, reduce support tickets, and show customers you run a serious operation by announcing maintenance in advance.

Schedule in Advance

Pick a start/end time and publish it ahead of time so users know what to expect (and when it ends).

Automatic Notifications

Notify subscribers when maintenance is scheduled, when it starts, and when it completes via email and connected channels. No manual chasing.

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Show upcoming and active maintenance on the status page so visitors see it before they open a ticket.

Maintenance History

Keep a public (or private) log of planned downtime for trust, transparency, and post-incident sanity.

Common use cases

Perfect for routine ops work

Anything that might cause degraded performance or brief downtime belongs here. If you’re doing changes, communicate them.

Database upgrades and migrations
Cache rebuilds, deploys, and infrastructure work
DNS changes and planned cutovers
Third‑party maintenance you want to proactively announce

Maintenance FAQ

Common questions about maintenance windows

A quick overview of how planned maintenance, notifications and history work in StatusPage.me.

Incidents are unplanned disruptions, while maintenance windows are planned work with a known start and end time. Both appear on your status page, but maintenance is announced in advance so customers know what to expect.

Maintenance notifications go to the same channels you use for incidents: email plus optional Discord, Slack, Telegram and webhook integrations. You decide which channels to enable.

Yes. You can keep certain maintenance windows internal-only or choose which status pages they appear on. This is useful for internal infrastructure work or customer-specific maintenance.

Uptime and SLA metrics are still based on your monitoring checks. Maintenance windows help you clearly communicate planned work and give context to any impact customers might see, but they do not rewrite historical check results.

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