A private status page
On Pro a page can be private: visitors enter their address and get a link that works once; or it sits behind one password. What each does and what it costs.
Northwind status
This page is private. Enter your email address to get a sign-in link.
Who gets in
The owner lists people and email domains under the page's Settings, Access. A visitor enters their address, gets a link that works once for 15 minutes, and stays signed in on that browser for 30 days. Nobody else sees the page, its feeds or its status.json.
A password instead
A page can sit behind one shared password. Anyone with it reads the page; the feeds, the badge and the MCP endpoint take it as ?key=.
Out of search
A private or password page carries a noindex tag and stays off the sitemap. A public page can ask for the same under Settings.
API and MCP
The allowed people and domains are set over the REST API and the MCP server as well, so an agent can open a page for a customer and add their domain in one call.
Price
Pro, $15 a month: 10 pages, 100 monitors, private and password pages, your own domain, 3 people on the team. Free and Hobby pages are public.