Query parameters
The page number to return, starting with 1.
Number of results per page. Defaults to 50, maximum 250.
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Returns a list of all your status pages.
Query parameters
The page number to return, starting with 1.
Number of results per page. Defaults to 50, maximum 250.
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Returns a list of existing status pages.
Response body
Response attributes
The ID of the status page.
Always status_page.
Name of your company, displayed on the status page.
URL of your company's website.
URL visitors can use to contact you in an emergency.
URL your company's logo is served from, null when there is no logo.
URL the dark version of your logo is served from, null when there is none.
URL the logo was downloaded from when it was set through logo_url.
URL the dark logo was downloaded from when it was set through dark_logo_url.
Whether the 'Powered by Better Stack' footer is removed.
Timezone the status page is displayed in, as a Rails time zone name such as Tokyo.
Subdomain of the status page.
Your own host name the status page is served from, null when not set.
Custom CSS applied to the status page.
Custom JavaScript added to the status page.
Google Analytics ID that tracks visits to the status page.
Incidents shorter than this many seconds are hidden from the status page. 0 shows all incidents.
Announcement shown on the status page.
Whether the announcement shows in the announcement embed.
Custom CSS for the announcement embed.
URL the announcement embed links to. When empty, it links to the status page.
Whether status page updates are created automatically for new incidents.
Whether the status page is published and accessible.
ID of the status page group the page belongs to, null when it's in none.
Whether visitors can subscribe to updates of the status page.
Whether the status page is hidden from search engines.
Whether the status page is password protected.
Whether visitors must sign in with SSO to see the status page.
IP addresses and CIDR ranges allowed to view the status page, including comment entries starting with #. Empty when anyone can view it.
Number of days of history displayed on the status page, between 7 and 365.
Overall state of the page's resources: operational, degraded, downtime or maintenance.
Status page design: v1 for classic or v2 for modern.
Navigation links shown on the status page with the v2 design.
Label of the navigation link.
Target of the navigation link: a full URL, or /, /maintenance or /incidents for built-in pages.
Color theme with the v2 design: light, dark or system.
Header layout with the v2 design: vertical or horizontal.
ID of the Better Stack organization the status page belongs to.
When the status page was created, in ISO 8601 format.
When the status page was last updated, in ISO 8601 format.
The URL of the first page. Read more about pagination.
The URL of the last page.
The URL of the previous page, or null on the first page.
The URL of the next page, or null on the last page.
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