Your status page, measured
Give your company a public status page where every number is something Guardian measured, not something you typed in. Your own services and the dependencies you rely on are probed independently, live, from the edge.
Your services, probed independently
Add your endpoints and Guardian probes them itself: keyless HTTPS checks from Cloudflare's edge, on the very same measurement engine that runs the public directory. Uptime, response times and incidents all come from what Guardian observed, so the page stays honest on your worst day. You can post an official note for context, but a note can never change a measured pill, banner or uptime number.
Your dependencies, measured live
Most status pages that show third-party dependencies simply mirror each vendor's own status feed: when the upstream feed says green, the component shows green. Guardian measures your dependencies the same way it measures you, with its own live probes. When an API you depend on is actually down, your page can say so before the vendor's own feed catches up. Measured, not declared.
Backed by the public directory
This is not a new, unproven service. The same engine already runs the public Guardian directory, monitoring developer APIs and remote MCP servers around the clock. Your page is that measurement pointed at your stack, on your own domain, with your branding. See the public directory.
Pricing: free while we prove it
Free while we prove it is useful. The public directory stays free, always. Hosted status pages are free through the beta. If we introduce paid tiers later, they would cover things like custom domains, subscriber notifications and deeper history, and would never paywall the public directory. No credit card, no billing today.